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Survivor narrates her experience of IC814 Kandahar hijack | Pooja Katria | Netflix

Survivor of IC 814 Kandahar Hijack, Pooja Kataria narrates the complete story of the hijack. From Religious conversions to birthday celebrations, Pooja Kataria gave real insight into the incident. She also talks about the role of the Indian Government...
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Updated At : 08:38 PM Sep 04, 2024 IST
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Survivor of IC 814 Kandahar Hijack, Pooja Kataria narrates the complete story of the hijack. From Religious conversions to birthday celebrations, Pooja Kataria gave real insight into the incident. She also talks about the role of the Indian Government at Amritsar and security loopholes in Kathmandu. She also gave her opinion on the web series released on the streaming platform Netflix, including the Bhola-Shankar controversy. #kandharhijack #ic814 #hijack #Survivor #netflixseries

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