Two Indian Air Force pilots arrested: ISPR DG

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Major General Asif Ghafoor on Wednesday said that Pakistan armed forces and Pakistan Air Force (PAF) had no choice but to retaliate against India.
“PAF shot down two Indian fighting jets and two Indian Air Force pilots have been arrested,” he stated.
While addressing a press conference, Ghafoor said that Pakistan acted as a responsible state. “We decided to retaliate but we did not want to target civilian population hence we set six targets and we hit those six targets while remaining inside our airspace,” he said.
The ISPR DG further said that two Indian Air Force (IAF) entered in the airspace of Pakistan in Azad Kashmir and PAF responded to it in time and shot down both aircraft.
“We did it in self-defence and we are not celebrating as a war victory because no one emerges as a winner in a war rather on humanity suffers,” he said.

ARRESTED INDIAN PILOT TALKS TO MEDIA: 
Talking to media after Asif Ghafoor’s press conference, arrested Indian Air Force pilot said that his name is Wing Commander Abhi Anand.
“My Service Number is 27981,” he stated, adding that he was arrested by Pakistan troops after his plane crashed in the operation.

Ghafoor further said that the other pilot is injured and has been shifted to hospital for the treatment.