Myth about winning 1965 War

[Sachaydino]

Re: Myth about winning 1965 War

@mo293

I know there are certain individuals in intense takleef and due to blind hatred make half-A statements. Below is a link to 1965 war with some news clips from international media at the time.

https://www.ispr.gov.pk/Indo-Pakistan%20War%201965%20-%20A%20Flashback.pdf

Bottom line whoever crossed the international border started the f…ing war.

No hard feelings but any one who has doubts or takleef please carry a tube (xtra large) of burnol… it helps

sach baat kehnay par itni jalti kyon hay.

The Politics of Privilege in Pakistan: Punjab’s Domination | Collateral Damage Magazine

**Post-Partition
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After independence and the Partition, Nehru made sure to decrease Punjab’s domination in the Indian army. In Pakistan, however, this was not the case. Even though that province was opposed to independence, let alone the creation of Pakistan, it nonetheless found in itself in a position of power in the new country, thanks to the size of its population and its domination in what was now the Pakistani army. When Pakistan aligned itself with the US in the Cold War, Punjab found yet another foreign patron for its army. As it was the case previously, renting out services to foreign powers brought numerous privileges to the native collaborators. The Pakistani army is a reflection of Punjab’s dominance over the rest of Pakistan’s provinces. Preventing progressive movements from taking root was – and is – not only a requirement to maintain the American hegemony in the region, it is also a necessity for Punjab so that it can maintain its hold over Pakistan. For the Punjab, in particular, nationalism of the other provinces was – and is – the biggest threat to its power. The alliance between the US and the Punjabi-dominated Pakistan army, therefore, has been mutually beneficial.