Rishi Bhatt, a survivor of the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu & Kashmir, shared his harrowing experience with ABP News. He recounted that he was on a zipline when the firing began. Sensing danger, he immediately jumped off and escaped with his family. Bhatt’s presence on the zipline, where he remained suspended for about 7 minutes, is what ultimately saved his life.In a chilling detail, Bhatt expressed suspicion towards the zipline operator, stating that just before the attack, the man repeatedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" around 8:08 PM—moments before the gunfire erupted. This raised concerns for Bhatt, who now believes the operator may have had a role in the incident.The Indian Army responded swiftly, rescuing him and others within approximately 22 minutes of the attack. Bhatt has since returned safely to Ahmedabad. His testimony adds to the growing outrage and shock surrounding the deadly attack that claimed several lives and left the nation reeling.Authorities are continuing their investigation, and the zipline operator’s actions are expected to come under scrutiny as they assess any potential insider links.
