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Sansani: ISI tortured Abhinandan Varthaman for 40 hours

According to sources, Abhinandan Varthaman was moved to Rawalpindi from Islamabad by the operatives of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) from the custody of the Pakistan Army.
He was kept in the interrogation cell for two days and was tortured by the ISI. 
After he was captured, Varthaman showed courage and grace in handling the most difficult circumstances for which he was praised by politicians, strategic affairs experts, ex-servicemen, celebrities and people in general.

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