Sajid Ali Sadpara to Swarm up K2 in Search of Missing Father

Sajid Ali Sadpara, son of renowned Pakistani mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara, has now announced to scale the world’s second-highest mountain K2 in search of his father who died during an expedition to set a world record.

Sajid Ali Sadpara, while addressing a presser, informed that he is going to launch a hunting campaign for his missing father and his companions during K2 summit.

It’s time to announce that @EliaSaikaly and I are going to K-2 for a ground search of the 3 missing climbers of K-2Winter2021 including my father Ali Sadpara. To find out what happened to them & possibility of his recovery. Need lots of prayers and good wishes #AliSadpara pic.twitter.com/bA0biyMd0U

— Sajid Ali Sadpara (@sajid_sadpara) June 24, 2021

Sadpara maintained in a tweet that he was eager to know what happened to his father during the expedition and hopeful for his recovery.

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Not only this, but son of the brave Pakistani mountaineer also announced his plan to film a documentary on his legendary father.

The name Ali Sadpara stormed the headlines a few months back when he announced to climb K2 in winter that too without external oxygen supply but sadly became prey to the mountains.

Sajid Ali Sadpara was with his father along with John Snorri from Iceland, and JP Mohr from Chile during the summit but was sent down from the ‘bottleneck’, the most dangerous route of the expedition, due to malfunctioning in available oxygen supply equipment.

The team pursued scaling up on the mountain and lost contact from their base camp. The news came in as a hit for Pakistanis and the nation prayed sincerely for the climbing mountaineers.

However, after a prolonged rescue operation carried out in search of Ali Sadpara and his accomplices, Sajid Ali Sadpara announced the death of his father on February 18.