Two indian agents pretending to be Kashmiris hijecked an indian plane on day__________?
Correct answer: D. 30 Jan 1971
- A. 27 Jan 1971
- B. 28 Jan 1971
- C. 29 Jan 1971
- D. 30 Jan 1971
Explanation
The Indian aircraft Ganga was hijacked on 30 January 1971 by Hashim Qureshi and Ashraf Qureshi, who claimed to be Kashmiri militants.
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