Dispute Erupts Over Identities of Kandahar Hijackers of Indian Airlines Flight IC814

The recent release of a video titled “Row Over Names Of Kandahar Hijackers Of Indian Airlines Flight IC814” has sparked controversy and debate surrounding the infamous hijacking incident that took place in 1999. The video features a first-hand account from a passenger who was onboard IC814, speaking exclusively to Free Press Journal about his experience during this harrowing ordeal.

The hijacking of Indian Airlines Flight IC814 on December 24, 1999, left the nation in shock as it was diverted to Kandahar, Afghanistan, by five militants demanding the release of three militants held in Indian prisons. The passengers and crew onboard the flight endured a week-long ordeal before the militants were eventually released in exchange for the safe return of the hostages.

The video sheds light on the debate over the names of the hijackers involved in the incident, with conflicting reports and varying accounts adding to the confusion surrounding the identities of these militants. The passenger’s account offers a unique perspective on the chaos and fear that engulfed the plane during the hijacking, highlighting the trauma and lasting impact of this traumatic event.

The release of this video has reignited conversations about the IC814 hijacking and the unresolved questions surrounding the identities of the hijackers. As the nation reflects on this dark chapter in its history, the video serves as a reminder of the courage and resilience of those who endured this tragic event.