now the pilot's uniform as well as the seized personal belongings are on show at the pakistan air force museum in karachi. it's an unashamed tribute to what curators and visitors see as priefer of pakistani military might and it's leaving school children and students with their eyes the glow. that everybody aristide's if we all of his belongings were confiscated and they're now on display here at the museum it felt very good today to see all these articles on display we are proud of the pakistan after. the exhibition also features debris of the downed indian fighter jet a reminder that the incident at the heart of it was serious following a suicide attack an indian coach mia india and pakistan conducted tit for tat airstrikes in each other's territory in february and analysts raise the alarm that the skirmish could turn into an all out war but i doubt tensions come to when pakistan freed about a man from captivity and handed him back to india. but the hype around the pilot didn't die down. neither did the nationalist further that his capture had fueled on both sides of the border. at the exhib

now the pilot's uniform as well as others say his personal belongings are on show at the pakistan air force museum in karachi. it's an unashamed tribute to what curators and visitors serious proof of pakistani military might and it's leaving school children and students with their eyes the glow. that everybody aristide's if we all of his belongings were confiscated and they're now on display here at the museum it felt very good today to see all these articles on display we are proud of the pakistan af course that is. the exhibition also features debris of the downed indian fighter jet a reminder that the incident at the heart of it was serious following a suicide attack in indian kashmir india and pakistan conducted tit for tat as strikes in each other's territory in february and analysts raise the alarm that the skirmish could turn into an all out war but i doubt tensions come to when pakistan freed about a man from captivity and handed him back to india. but the hype around the pilot didn't die down. neither did the nationalists that his capture had fueled by sights of the. i. was at the exhibit