New Delhi: Nidan Singh Sachdeva, a victim of torture while being held in Afghanistan, is relieved after returning to India and trying to recover from the horrific memories of Afghanistan. He has said, "Now I have returned to my homeland and am safe here". Sachdeva, a 55-year-old leader of the Sikh community in Afghanistan, was kidnapped from Paktia province along with 10 people from the minority community, Hindu and Sikhs there and later he was released.
He came to India on Sunday after India provided visas and travel facilities. Sachdeva, who was released in Afghanistan on July 18, said that he was threatened several times after being kidnapped and left waiting to return alive. He said, "I was beaten up and threatened." They used to tell me that we will cut off your head and bring it to India.
Sachdeva said that he still trembles after remembering the torture while being held hostage. He said, "We faced brutal violence there. I still feel awe." Sachdeva further said, "But now I have come to India. Now I want to forget all the pain and pain and all the torture while being held hostage. ''
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