Saregama.com: The Indian Music Site

WorldQuest Networks PhoneCards! Only 19.9 c/m phone calls to INDIA!


Monday, January 3, 2000


Silicon Valley Saga Series


News
    Front page stories
    National network
    International
    Analysis
    Editorials

Supplements
   Headstart
   Lifemate

Email Newsletter
Get the daily news headlines in your inbox

Weather

Letters
to the Editor

Columnists

Express Interactive
  
Chat
   Ebate

Group sites

 

Maruti Baleno: Sleek, Silent, SpiritedMillennium Special! Gifts and Greeting Cards

Freed passengers will never go to Kathmandu again
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA


LUDHIANA, JAN 2: The eight-day Delhi-Kathmandu nightmare will linger on in their memories and for some of the passengers it is so overpowering, that they've decided never to return to Kathmandu again.

Anand Jain, Yamini and her younger brother Vikramjit, all residents of Ludhiana are unanimous in their decision. ``The security arrangements are too lax to risk another trip,'' they say.

On their ordeal, they say that they wanted to fight the hijackers. ``Many a time we wanted to overpower the hijackers. But for the presence of a large number of ladies, we could certainly have done it,'' the three said.

Narrating her experiences, Yamini, a computer engineer, said the hijackers were totally committed to their cause and were prepared to go to any length to get their demands conceded.

Copyright © 1999 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.

   

Saifzone: Sharjah Airport International FREE Zone

Write in Photo Gallery Entertainment Sports Business