The NIA is interrogating Muzamil, a zipline operator who chanted 'Allahu Akbar' before a tourist went on the ride during the Pahalgam attack, to determine if he had prior knowledge of the event.

The family of Muzamil, a zipline operator in Pahalgam accused of shouting “Allahu Akbar” during the April 22 terror attack in Baisaran meadow, has come forward in ...

A video, which has been widely circulated on social media, shows Muzammil, the zip line operator, uttering ‘Allahu Akbar’ thrice after hearing the first gunshots The Tribune, now published ...

Amidst the Pahalgam terror attack probe, zipline operator Muzammil's father defended his son's 'Allahu Akbar' shout, calling it a natural expression of faith. A ...

The row began after a video of Gujarat tourist Rishi Bhatt ziplining during the Pahalgam attack went viral, with the operator heard saying “Allahu Akbar.” Former Jammu and Kashmir chief ...

The family of Muzamil, a zipline operator accused of shouting "Allahu Akbar" during the Pahalgam terror attack, has defended their son. According to Abdul Aziz ...

The video was shot by Rishi Bhatt, a Gujarati tourist, who claimed Muzammil said Allahu Akbar three times, and it was followed by firing The father of the zip line operator, who is being questioned by ...

PDP spokesperson Mohammad Iqbal Trumboo has defended the zipline operator who chanted Allahu Akbar thrice. He is Pahalgam attack: PDP Spokesperson Mohammad Iqbal Trumboo has come out in defence of ...

He (the zipline operator) said 'Allahu Akbar' thrice, following which the firing started. I found out that men in two families ahead of us were asked their religion and shot in front of my wife ...

Bhatt added that just moments before the attack, the zipline operator said “Allahu Akbar” (God is the greatest) and moved his head from side to side, immediately after which the firing began.

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A satirical article claiming “Allahu Akbar” is replacing “Cheerio, Mate!” as Britain’s most popular greeting is being shared by social media users as genuine. The article, opens new tab ...