During the war, apart from his village Thang, most of the women and children of many other villages were taken back by the Pakistani Army. Most of the men lived in villages. He says, 'By the end of the ceasefire, the Indian Army had taken control of 4 villages including Thang village. LOC was created after the ceasefire. My mother lived in Farnu, the last village occupied by Pakistan, along with many other women of the village. After the war ended, he tried hard to bring his mother back, but the Pakistanis did not send his mother.
father was taken prisoner
After some time, somehow the Indian Army sent Goba's father to Pakistan to bring his mother. But there he was imprisoned for 6 years. After this, after continuous efforts, he was successful in going to Pakistan in December 2014. There he met his mother Amina and his father who was released from jail. Goba stayed in Pakistan for 10 months and returned to his village in India in September 2015.
This is how the process of observing through binoculars began
Before coming to India, Goba had told his mother that it is very difficult for me to come here now. They decided that we could see each other through binoculars at a fixed time every Friday on the hill at the end of the borders of the two countries. Then Goba came to India and from here a new series of meeting his parents started. This trend continued till the death of the mother in 2017 and the death of the father in 2018. Goba Ali from India and his parents from Pakistan used to look at each other through binoculars.
Indian Army reared
Goba Ali tells that in 1971 he and his younger brother were very young. His grandfather was about 90 years old. Who died after some time. Father also went to Pakistan. In such a situation, he and his brother were raised by the Indian Army. That is why he says that the Army is his parents and he is the son of the Indian Army.
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