Aur Chanar Jalte Rahe By A Hameed Pdf

Aur Chanar Jalte Rahe

Writer: A Hameed

In this post we will share fantastic book. Aur Chanar Jalte Rahe was written by A. Hameed. This book is a fascinating story by A. Hameed. A beautiful novel, full of suspense, action, and mystery. A Hamed writes about the beauty of the Kashmir Valley (the so-called heaven on earth). He explained the nature and customs of the people.

No doubt, the Indian army has ruined the beauty of the Kashmir Valley by turning people to the dark side and making them easy targets. We hope you enjoy and share the Aur Chanar Yalte Rahe PDF book. Dark gray clouds! Cold clouds covering the pine trees spread on the mountain slopes. My bus left Koh Murree far behind. I went from Mount Murree day after day. The bus broke down somewhere on the way. Had to wait there for a long time. My destination was a halo. By the time we reached Kohala, it was evening. The river Jhelum was closing at a high speed in the embrace of the mountains. Soon the sky became cloudy. This mountain evening of October was very cold. When the bus took a bend in a hill, I saw the historical bridge of Haliya in the distance. I was going to Hala to see this bridge. This was the same bridge on which enemy bombers dropped bombs indiscriminately during the Battle of Tambarpeth, but not a single one fell on the bridge. 

People say that they saw green-clad angels descending from heaven. These green-clad people caught the bombs dropped on the Hala bridge in their hands and went away from the river. I used to throw. In today's space age, it is very difficult to believe such legends. But some people stated in the newspapers that they saw with their own eyes green-clad angels descending from the sky and catching the bombs falling from the enemy's bomber planes and throwing them into the river. For a long time there was a desire in my heart to interview these people and find out the truth of this legend. Long after the war in September. He went out of the country for a period. But the legendary character of the green ones could not be separated from me. Now when he came back, he left for this research trip. The bus reached Hala in the cloudy sky of the mountain in the evening. The river was on our left.