Post Indo-Pak War,1965

Indira Gandhi was leaving to a vacation to Srinagar and Mr. Sadiq, who was Chief Minister of Kashmir, was on a similar plane. She had heard something about invasions from Pakistan yet when she had enquired about it she was informed that these were simple bits of gossip which ought not be considered important. Else, she could never have considered going on vacation around then.


On the plane Sadiq Saheb said that he can't persuade individuals in Delhi, yet he feel that the risk of attack was more genuine than the general population are considering. He didn't knew how much time they have before the entire thing detonates.

At that point he added to come to supper that night and afterward they will examine it.

She answered that she was drained and not heading off to any feast instead of going straight to bed.

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