In a significant development in the long-standing case concerning the 1990 killings of Indian Air Force personnel, two eyewitnesses have identified Yasin Malik, the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) leader, as the main shooter responsible for the deaths of four IAF officers, including Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna. The testimonies were presented during a hearing at a TADA court in Jammu, where one witness emphasized his recognition of Malik’s distinctive appearance, stating, “Except for your style of beard, you haven’t changed much.” The prosecution has presented strong evidence, and the trial, which seeks to expedite justice after 35 years, is seen as a crucial step towards accountability for the families of the victims. Malik, currently serving a life sentence in Tihar Jail for terror funding, is also facing a separate appeal from the National Investigation Agency seeking the death penalty for his earlier admissions of guilt under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. This case not only highlights the ongoing struggle for justice in Jammu and Kashmir but also underscores the Indian government’s commitment to addressing terrorism and ensuring accountability for those involved in violent acts against the state.