Babar Masih
Babar Masih is a 38-year-old laborer who was a passenger on the Jaffar Express during the attack. He recounted the terrifying moment when militants ordered passengers to exit the train and flee, emphasizing the desperation of women pleading for their safety. Babar's experience highlights the chaos and fear that surrounded the incident, as he and fellow passengers escaped under life-threatening circumstances.
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Babar Masih, a 38-year-old Christian worker, was also on the train and recounted how he and his family walked for hours to reach another train.
"המחבלים שלפו בני ערובה מהקרונות – והוציאו להורג"
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Babar Masih and his family walked for hours through mountains to escape the terrorists after being spared.
‘Face to face with death’: Jaffar Express survivors recall two days of horror - PakistanPakistan· 2025-03-13
Babar Masih recounts how women pleaded with the attackers during the ambush on the train.
Footprints: Gratitude, disbelief and numb feet - NewspaperPakistan· 2025-03-13
Babar Masih recounts how women pleaded with the attackers before they were spared.
Footprints: Gratitude, disbelief and numb feet - NewspaperPakistan· 2025-03-13