Srinagar: The Indian Army has always been known for its generosity, now the Indian Army has set another tremendous example of humanity. A Pakistani terrorist was badly injured due to the bullet. It was almost impossible to save his life. In such a situation, the soldiers of the Indian Army saved the life of the terrorist by giving their blood. The army has informed that the soldiers had given three bottles of blood, only then the terrorist's life was saved. 

In fact, some terrorists were trying to infiltrate by crossing the LOC in the Nowshera sector in Rajouri, Jammu, meanwhile, the terrorists started running away after seeing the Indian Army. The army opened fire to nab the terrorists. One terrorist was injured in this and he was caught. The arrested terrorist has been named Tabarak Hussain, who is a resident of Sabzkot village in Kotli of PoK. The terrorist was arrested from Nowshera sector on Sunday. Hussain came to India to carry out a suicide attack. Had he not been caught, there could have been a major attack.

Not only this, but before infiltrating into India, Tabarak Hussain had also shaved his body and got his nails cut. Because he wanted to look beautiful when he met the Hurons in Paradise. Brigadier Rajiv Nair told that two bullets had hit the terrorist's thigh and shoulder. His condition had become very serious. After this, the soldiers gave him three bottles of blood and he was operated upon. He told that terrorist Hussain is currently in ICU and his condition is stable. It will take a few weeks for him to fully recover.

Brigadier Nair said that we did not think that he is a terrorist. We treat every patient like a patient and save their lives. It is the greatness of the Indian Army that they gave their blood and saved his life. He told that the terrorist's blood group was O negative, which is quite rare.

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