Kargil War hero - Captain Saurabh Kalia - was indeed tortured to death as he was held a prisoner of war (PoW) along with few others by the Pakistani soldiers in 1999, a video that has emerged recently shows.The footage of a Pakistan Army function shows the soldier, Naik Gule Khandan, claiming to have killed Capt Kalia and five of his platoon members as he shares details of the encounter.Capt Kalia was killed just before the Kargil War broke out. Though the authenticity of the video could not be verified, Khandan's claims are certainly explosive.The video, posted on YouTube comes as yet another shameful example of how Pakistan not only betrayed India over the truth behind Capt Kalia's death, but has ever since been boasting of how they killed India's brave.Capt Kalia and other soldiers were captured by Pakistani troops and tortured during the war that lasted from May to July in 1999. The 23-year-old from 4 Jat Regiment was the first Indian Army officer to observe and report the large scale intrusion by Pakistan Army into the Indian side of Line of Control (LoC) in Kargil sector of Jammu and Kashmir.Capt Kalia and five others were captured on May 15, 1999 and were in captivity for more than 20 days. When their bodies were handed over to India, the autopsy reports revealed extreme torture, including cigarette burns, piercing of ear drums with hot iron rods and amputated limbs.However, Pakistan's defence always remained bizarre, even stooping to the illogical level of blaming inclement weather for Capt Kalia's death. The then interior minister, Rehman Malik, had said: "When a fight is going on at the border, we really do not know whether he (Capt Kalia) died of a Pakistani bullet or weather."Ironically, the Indian government has also ignored the demand for justice by the late army officer's family.In December 2012, when Capt Kalia's father had approached the Supreme Court pleading that the case of his torture be transferred to the International Court of Justice, the apex court had issued a notice to the Centre. The SC had on December 14 issued a notice to the government giving it 10 weeks to respond.However, the ministries of defence and external affairs have not responded to the notice till date, more than 30 weeks after the notice was issued.