Bell Bottom

In the late seventies the last century, the relation between the conflicting Pakistan and India began to be adjusted gradually. The states agreed to strengthen trade and economic relations, leaders began to communicate, having signed the contract on cessation of hostilities on border. Meanwhile, in the Indian society the situation left much to be desired. In the territory of the big country the various Protestant movements threatening to turn into interstine oppositions promptly developed. 

On streets of large settlements explosions even more often sounded, there were firefights in which the representatives of law enforcement agencies and people who were not wishing to be reconciled with the existing orders were involved. Hijacking of civilian airliners by well armed terrorists become rather frequent phenomenon. Ruthless malefactors, for the sake of own profit were ready to kill hundreds of hostages if conditions of their requirements are not satisfied. Criminals extorted the huge sums for life of unfortunate citizens. Intelligence agencies did everything possible to prevent stealings of aircrafts, however often their attempts came to an end with a failure. One event could change a situation cardinally...