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FlyDubai Caption Smit Machchhar’s Bravery Saga !

■ IN THE AVIATION HISTORY, THE FLYDUBAI INCIDENT IS FIRST AND ALONE ■

 

Genre: PoemProzAAAA

(My Patent Trademark Writing Style: TeleprintAAAA + MessazAAAA — Raw And Scattered Penning)

 

Remark :

My writing is like a river that flows in its own way~

sometimes in curves,

sometimes straight,

sometimes in a slope…

 

I mean, it is not a canal engineered by architects and engineers,

with a fixed design,depth, length and width.

 

Yeah, the water is released from the dam in a fixed amount.

 

My writing is different.

 

It flows.

 

☆ PROSE POEM ☆

 

God is mystery.

The sky is mystery.

This Earth is mystery.

The universe is mystery.

 

All are unsolved.

 

And though man has tried to solve them,

to some extent man has succeeded.

 

And his efforts are still on.

 

But some facts seem

unsolvable.

 

Because man has his limits—

yes, limits of work,

limits of thinking.

 

Where his thinking stops,

he says:

 

Anant.

 

Yes—Unlimited.

Countless.

 

And thus he raises his hands.

 

Though man has achieved a lot,

even some unbelievable achievements.

 

God has given man rich nature,

and man has discovered a lot

and used almost all its sources.

 

He can say:

 

Yes, he has achieved a lot—

at his best.

 

And still he is trying.

 

God has given wisdom to man,

two hands,

two legs—

 

and that has made a great difference.

 

And man has become the god of almost all creatures in the world:

 

The lion,

elephant,

python,

tiger,

cobra,

crocodile—

 

and even the Yama of goats, sheep, cocks and fish.

 

Man has made them all—

 

yeah, a toy,

a food,

and in the zoo,

something to be enjoyed by watching.

 

But there is one most important earthly truth about man.

 

Yes—what?

 

The mind, brain and heart.

 

These remain unsolved.

Unpredicted.

 

Like death.

 

There is no device so far

that can reckon exactly,

or even partly,

what a man carries

inside his heart and mind.

 

Yes, there is a lie detector.

A metal detector.

 

But, ah—

 

there is no such instrument

that can know

what is truly hidden

in a man’s heart and mind.

 

Why do I write this?

 

Yes—

 

because of the dreadful,

unbelievable incident connected with a FlyDubai flight

on 30 September 2026.

 

A co-pilot allegedly attacked his fellow senior pilot

inside the cockpit.

 

He tried to kill him.

 

But the chief pilot protested.

He fought bravely.

 

Yes~

he fought to make the attacker fail

and somehow handled the crucial situation.

 

Despite being severely injured,

despite blood,

despite wounds,

despite the terrible danger~

 

he remained a man of great mettle.

 

And somehow the cockpit door was opened.

 

Then passengers and crew helped restrain the attacker.

 

Hundreds of lives were in danger.

 

And by his heroic deed,

the captain helped save them.

 

He proved himself

a dutiful MAN.

 

And raised high

the name of India

before the world.

 

The world applauds him.

 

Yes~

 

for his courageous act.

 

Salute, Smit Machhar!

Salute! Salute!

 

Well done, Bravo!

 

Well Done, Brave!

 

■ ProzAAAA ■

 

☆ A BIG LOVER OF HUMANITY AND DEVOTED DUTIFUL PILOT SMIT MACHHAR VS HAMAM AL HAMMAMI, A CO-PILOT ☆

 

It’s unbelievable~

 

but true.

 

Very true.

 

What?

 

That a fellow pilot

could suddenly attack you

in a FlyDubai flight.

 

The passengers had boarded.

The chief pilot was absolutely unaware

of the danger he would have to face

after take-off.

 

The plane was flying at great altitude,

talking to the sky,

tearing through the atmosphere with speed.

 

But suddenly~

 

an attack from the co-pilot.

 

The chief pilot was stunned.

 

But he did not lose

his grit,

his mettle,

his courage.

 

He fought hard

to handle both the attacker

and the aircraft.

 

This is where

the human spirit appears.

 

Not in comfort.

 

Not on the ground.

 

But in danger.

 

At thirty-five thousand feet,

when hundreds of lives

are depending upon you.

 

O’ Pious Islam !

 

O’ Holy Prophet !

 

Where were you ?

Where are you ?

 

What is going on ?

 

What are some of your followers doing ?

 

In reality,

they are not your true lovers.

 

I am pointing toward

the orthodox and radical minds~

 

those who may appear religious

but become crooked

and whitewashed followers.

 

Could they really be devotees ?

 

If devotion makes a man blind

to humanity,

 

then it has made him

a servant of evil—

 

not of Mighty Allah.

 

Ah !

 

Despite having eyes,

they become lovers of Satan,

not lovers of God.

 

O’ Prophet~

 

where is He,

the Rehman,

the Allah ?

 

Peace and pity

are your jewels of gold and diamond.

 

Then why do some people

equip themselves with iron weapons

and carry venom in their hearts?

 

☆ SMIT MACHHAAR’S BRAVERY SAGA ☆

 

Smit Machhar,

an experienced chief pilot,

was suddenly attacked by his co-pilot

with a weapon described in reports as an axe or knife.

 

There was a great fight

between the two

while the flight was high in the sky.

 

Smit encountered the attacker bravely.

 

He handled the situation

while keeping the aircraft under control,

using the aircraft’s automated systems

as necessary.

 

He somehow managed to get the cockpit door open.

 

Then crew members and passengers

helped restrain the attacker.

 

Other pilots travelling as passengers

also assisted in the safe landing.

 

Smit was severely injured,

but his condition was reported as stable.

 

Millions of people pray

for his recovery.

 

And prayer itself

is sometimes a great medicine

for a wounded soul.

 

☆ AH, WHEN HER OWN GUARD KILLS HER—WHOM CAN A MAN BELIEVE? ☆

 

Alas !

 

It is one of the most painful examples

of betrayal in modern Indian history~

 

when a trusted guard

turned against the nation’s leader.

 

Yes~

 

Smt. Indira Gandhi.

 

Her own security personnel

were involved in her assassination

in the aftermath of Operation Blue Star.

 

Operation Blue Star had been launched

at the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar

against armed militants.

 

The operation deeply angered sections

of the Sikh community

and militant elements.

 

Indira Gandhi became

the central target of their anger.

 

She had been warned

about security concerns.

 

Yet trust remained.

 

She trusted people

serving around her.

 

And that trust

cost her her life.

 

Yes~

 

her trust was answered with betrayal.

 

☆ ISRAEL’S PRIME MINISTER AND THE US PRESIDENT SHOWERED PRAISE ON SMIT’S ENCOUNTER ACT ☆

 

Because of his bravery,

Smit Machhar became

a global figure of courage.

 

Common people

and dignitaries

showered praise upon him.

 

Praise for Smit.

 

Praise for India.

 

Hundreds of lives

were placed in danger.

 

And the captain stood between

those lives

and disaster.

 

People are expressing

their gratitude

wholeheartedly.

 

☆ OMAN’S CITIZEN—AH, HOW ONE MAN’S ACT CAN DEFAME A NATION ☆

 

Hamam Al Hammami’s alleged act

was evil and condemnable.

 

He failed.

 

He could not turn the aircraft

into a graveyard.

 

He was captured

and faced legal proceedings.

 

But here comes

a larger question.

 

When one man commits an evil act,

should an entire nation

or an entire religious community

be blamed ?

 

No.

 

The maximum number of Muslims

are ordinary human beings

living peaceful lives

and following their faith.

 

A criminal does not represent

every believer.

 

A radical does not represent

every Muslim.

 

And a terrorist

does not become

the face of an entire religion.

 

But such incidents

certainly create suspicion

and fear.

 

That is the tragedy.

 

One extremist

can damage the trust

earned by millions.

 

And that is why

the fight against radicalisation

must also be a fight

for humanity.

 

☆ LIEUTENANT COMMANDER—DENSE-MOUSTACHE OWNER—ABHINAV’S ANECDOTE ☆

 

Yes~

 

when India faced terrorism

and military confrontation

from across the border,

Indian forces responded strongly.

 

One Indian pilot,

Abhinandan Varthaman,

was captured by Pakistan

after an aerial engagement.

 

But he showed courage

and dignity.

 

He returned to India

after diplomatic efforts.

 

The world remembered him

as a brave military pilot.

 

But one point has to be kept in mind:

 

Abhinandan was not merely

a commercial pilot.

 

He was a military officer.

 

Smit Machhar is a civilian pilot.

 

And therefore,

when a civilian pilot

shows courage resembling

the courage of a soldier,

 

it deserves special admiration.

 

 

☆ SUICIDE BOMBERS—THE SPORT OF JANNAT ASPIRANTS ☆

 

In the name of religion,

some people have interpreted

Jihad, martyrdom and religious duty

in violent ways.

 

But the brainwashing of young people

to become suicide attackers

and kill innocent human beings

is utterly condemnable.

 

No paradise can justify

the murder of innocents.

 

No religious slogan

can wash blood from the hands.

 

The Mahabharata is an example

of a great religious conflict.

 

Lord Rama,

as a prince,

fought forces of evil.

 

Hussain fought at Karbala

and became a symbol

of sacrifice and resistance.

 

But there is a difference

between fighting an armed enemy

and deliberately killing

innocent civilians.

 

That difference

must never be forgotten.

 

☆ LTTE—THE TAMIL TERROR OR LIBERATION GROUP—AND THE BANDIT VEERAPPAN ☆

 

In the 1990s,

the LTTE used suicide attacks

as a method of terror.

 

Dhanu, a female suicide bomber,

assassinated former Prime Minister

Rajiv Gandhi

in 1991.

 

She approached him

under the appearance

of presenting a garland.

 

Then~

 

a devastating blast.

 

Rajiv Gandhi

and several others were killed.

 

Dhanu also died.

 

Terrorism does not ask

whether its victim is famous

or ordinary.

 

It only knows destruction.

 

Veerappan,

the notorious forest bandit,

was eventually killed

in a police operation.

 

The era of his terror

came to an end.

 

☆ THE WOMAN WHO BECAME A SUICIDE BOMBER IN MODERN INDIAN HISTORY ☆

 

Yes~

 

India saw terrible terrorism

during the 1980s and 1990s.

 

The state responded

through police and military operations.

 

Operation Blue Star

was conducted in 1984

against armed militants

inside the Golden Temple complex.

 

Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale

was killed in the operation.

 

The Khalistan militancy

later continued in various forms

before being largely defeated

through security operations.

 

Then came another long chapter

of communal and political conflict.

 

The Babri Masjid demolition

in 1992

deepened Hindu-Muslim tensions.

 

After that,

India and the world

witnessed further terrorist violence.

 

Al-Qaeda emerged

under Osama bin Laden.

 

And suicide bombers

became one of the most terrifying

weapons of modern terrorism.

 

They attacked

airports,

churches,

temples,

mosques,

public places—

 

places where

large numbers of innocent people

could be killed.

 

And thus terrorism

became not merely

a national problem,

 

but a global problem.

☆●  The Culprit’s Confessions ●☆

Yes,its a big news that Hamami Al Hammami agreed that his purpose was getting control  over the plane and wanted to crash under radical thinking. Why didbhe Confessions just after five days of his arrest. Perhaps it was so that  Mighty Allah shook his heart because he did that evil and the worst thing just after recited holy prey (Namaz) of Allah. In that way Allah suppressed his devil in the mind and heart.  And one another thing might be thatndue to 3rd degree of police yeah beating so harshly and brutally by the police under remand he told truth with lamenting yes I did it to kill all the passengers in which maximum were Israelis and Israel is Islam’s enemy that killed and killing Muslims in Philistine.

 

● ☆ GIST ☆●

 

The world is full of

grievances and pleasures.

 

Yes~

 

every day,

many good things happen

in favour of humanity.

 

And, scarcely,

sometimes the most evil

and worst incidents happen.

 

Thus~

 

sometimes the red colour dances,

and sometimes

the black colour dances.

 

Religious leaders

or clerics may influence

young minds.

 

It is possible.

 

It happens.

 

But it is beyond understanding

when highly educated people~

 

doctors,

engineers,

scholars~

 

also become trapped

by rigid and extremist ideologies.

 

And now—

 

the world has seen

a pilot.

 

We have seen terrorists

hijack aeroplanes.

 

We have seen attempts

to destroy aircraft.

 

But the idea that

a co-pilot himself

could allegedly attack

his fellow chief pilot

inside the cockpit

is horrifying.

 

Because the danger

did not come from outside.

 

It came from within.

 

And that is perhaps

the most frightening part

of the whole story.

 

Yes~

 

the enemy from outside

can be seen.

 

But the enemy

wearing the uniform of trust

is much more dangerous.

 

It is well said—

 

Braves attack from the front,

facing the enemy’s chest.

 

Cowards attack

from behind.

 

Humanity is crying.

 

Humanity is asking:

 

Why ?

 

Why hatred ?

 

Why radicalisation ?

 

Why betrayal ?

 

Why should innocent lives

become the price

of somebody else’s ideology ?

 

And humanity finally says~

 

Shit !!!!!!!!

Rogue !!!!!!!!

 

Against every act

that places innocent human lives

in danger.

 

And a final salute~

 

Salute to courage.

Salute to duty.

Salute to humanity.

 

Salute, Smit Machhar.

 

**NK Sanaatan