How Did Pakistan Get Gilgit Baltistan I British Links With Pakistan Exposed I Col Ajay Raina

[@skvlog9255]

I'm from Gilgiti Baldistan #GB, and to listen to this guy analysis, he has worked hard to get his analysis. I will rate him 7/10. #gilgitbaltistan has got theirs own freedom from dogra raja.

[@0706suchi]

So amazing to listen to Col. saab. His knowledge of history, presentation of facts is so affluent. Have not heard all this by anyone else and that makes it worth listening to numerous sons and daughters of Bharat who have and still are serving the nation in their own ways. Aadi ji, thanks for getting Col. again and hope you get him to talk on more sessions. Jai Hind

[@विश्वेन्द्रसिंहदहिया]

Don’t know sir why we Indians are like this? Your video was uploaded a year back & has only 14k views, the information, facts, stories our lovely Col. Raina has brought on the table must have attract the true भारतीय in masses. It’s very disappointing to see that even the 90’s born generation (myself born in 90’s) has no interest in knowing the real facts about our struggles for nation. Anyways thanks a lot Ajay Sir & Aadi sir to bring all the facts in one place. Already finished all the videos of yours uploaded with Ajay sir on 1962 war, Operation in J&k, Saviour of Kashmir (Rajinder singh Sahab) any many more. Wish you all the best & would love to see you and Ajay sir in the “राष्ट्रवादियों का महाकुंभ” by Jaipur Dialogue started from October 25th to 27th, 2024. ईश्वर आपको दोनों को, आपके संपूर्ण परिवार को सुखी और स्वस्थ रखें !! जय हिन्द 🫡🇮🇳

[@hinduwarrior123]

Amazing story of deceit naiivity, and sadness! Thank you Sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@yasminkazmi911]

I am col pashas daughter. My father was one of the bravest man i have ever known. Col pasha was a title given to him, by the locals of that area. He loved the mountains and is now buried in skardu on a height overlooking the river Indus.

[@AzamKhan-vy9ls]

Brig Aslam was a mercurial personality, a great statistician, a great improvisor, brave officer and leader. I have been busy writing the biography of Air Marshal Asghar Khan, Brig Aslam's younger brother in which I have dedicated a chapter to the ancestry of his family. I am writing a Chapter on Brig Aslam for my book on recipients of Hilal e Jurat for which besides archiving I have talked about Brig Aslam to people of his era and discovered him to be what I described him in my intro about him. The people of GB virtually worship him and remember him for his philanthropic deeds and development of the area for promotion of tourism, thereby creating a source of livelihood as well as drawing people to this region for it's beautiful natural beauty. His son Arif has managed to draw international tourists through stuff like Air Safari. In the coming issue of January 2024 I am doing an article on the great Khan Brothers. Hilal is available online. Anyone having interest in the family CA read it. I have enjoyed listening to the narrative of the documentary because we have shared history and past. Kudos to the author. Col Azam Qadri Pakistan Armed forces historian and Biographer

[@utsavagrawal2822]

Would love to hear the story from your perspective

[@Chirag-v07]

Read book name satyarthprakash

[@Chirag-v07]

Read satyarthprakash book 📖

[@ishaanreddy6039]

Adi congrats for bringing this session. Very educative and equally interesting history lesson 🙏

[@soniclemonboy]

Col Raina, brilliant narration. 👏

[@drdr73]

Thank you col raina and aadi ...another fantastic discourse originating from the great game....

[@shank1220]

The story incites emotions. We feel like not doing any business with UK now. USA is as treacherous. We must become self-sufficient be careful about such people.

[@jayudarukhanawala2519]

This information is v imp we should share it as much as possible.

[@amanjotsingh1487]

What a great story. Thank you both.

[@wazeerijlal1262]

col pasha(then brig aslam khan) was also the force comander of gilgit baltistan...the renown resort&tourists spot "shangrila resort" at kachura skardu is also the proprty of brig aslam khan..now deals this resort by his son in skardu.............from skardu.

[@khajurianirmal]

Col Raina is excellent.

[@khajurianirmal]

Air Marshal Asghar Khan was from Jammu.

[@trnswamy]

Superbly described. Lot of information

[@raghunandanbhatt7411]

Thanks to you both guest and host ।🙏

[@aashish.purohit]

Another informative discussion. We must have a professional documentary made on this subject for current & future generations. 🙏🏼

[@pravinkalawar7699]

Too good ! Precious knowledge beyond words

[@ramkiramakrishnan4132]

Adi n ajay , thank you

[@ajaykrraina]

Well friends, it is Haqqania sect and the madrasa is Darul Uloom Haqqania in KPK (Akora)

[@gauravparik854]

They follow Hanafi Islam

[@gauravparik854]

Usually the graduates of this Seminary add the surname Haqqani to their name after graduating from there. It was founded by Maulana Abdull Haq who himself studied in Darul uloom Deoband and later taught there for 4 years till independence. His teacher was Syed Hussain Ahmad Madni grandfather of Mahmood Madni. Hussain Ahmed Madni himself inaugurated Abdul Haq's school in 1937. Maulana Sami ul Haq was his son

[@kapilchand9563]

Very well explained Col Raina!!

[@Raj-mu6vs]

Beautiful narration...

[@avtarwasson4875]

We visited a town in Chile on a cruise where most of the signs were in German.

[@Drkp23]

Oxford episode is really fascinating and thank you for this wonderful episode… please make an episode on operation blue star

[@mukundrao4144]

Thank you very much for this well researched detail... hope you can make one on what happened to the tanks which General Thimmiah took up through the Zozilla pass

[@andibandi5501]

Just love Col Ajay Raina’s episodes ❤

[@sujitsk]

Thank you for this episode, Aadi and Col. Raina. I am reminded of "Kashmir's Untold Story: Declassified" -- a book by Iqbal Chand Malhotra and M. Maroof Raza and its sequel, Red Fear: The China Threat, also by Iqbal Chand Malhotra. Both books are immensely readable 🙂

[@adisura9904]

This is so damn good.

[@somnathsharma8409]

One advantage is that u r son of the soil and love the area as ur palm

[@sherali529]

Sir ap hindi ma bat kary plz boht acha muzu pe bat hora ..engilish ma ap bat karinge to thoda log samajainge.

[@samshertripathi8257]

Sir could you tell the source from where we can read this story

[@dheeranvinoth6258]

@aadi can I use this content to create a visual aid of the whole incident. E.g. show a map with narration that helps to understand better

[@DEFTALKSbyAadi]

Pls dm

[@divyomchauhan9253]

The inaction of senior Indian military leaders, who had served under the British, csn only be explained with split loyalties. They wouldn't act against British officers, or the British army or the Empire.

[@shankar9218]

17 years old pup!Wow.

[@onbvd1008]

At the end of the day, This is all about a Game of RACE & CREED, of who should Succeed

[@somnathsharma8409]

Col. Ajai Raina ji are you compiling these data and writing a book for our next generation ?

[@parminderkalra2103]

Indian army chief was complicit

[@somnathsharma8409]

Sorry Rana ji thank you for writing the book already. The Britishers mostly had the blood of Chrurchill who wanted Bharatvarsh as divided princely state and had not there been Vallabh Bhai Patel ji India whould have never become as it is today

[@hemrajsharma8811]

Pleas bat hindy mai karen

[@drrpsingh867]

Darul Alum Hakkaniya

[@somnathsharma8409]

Even Pakistan is fragmented Bharat should insist for a;; the religious places of Sikhs ad Hindus to have a free passage round the year.

[@PunjabHP]

Indian Military and political blunders let it go Gilgit baltisan

[@vinodbhandari6679]

What would have india achieved had they merge gb or balochistan with india knowing very well that these both independent entity were 100% muslims😢

[@rajvirdee1317]

It was due to Nehru's inaction.He had his friend leading pakistan at that time.

[@harishrv]

Mohajirs

[@globaloffice2.054]

Brilliant. I have just finished this episode. Had to take time and listen very carefully, since most of the things are not disclosed by the history taught to us. One question though, was jawaharlal Nehru really a kashmiri? If so how can one be so unfaithful with its mother land?. Like I being a sindhi would always support sindhu desh.

[@drrpsingh867]

Hakkani

[@tarunbansal6324]

Why don’t you talk in Hindi

[@avtarwasson4875]

Deoband or ahle

[@mojucattleandsheepfarm]

0.5% voting , not 51/49%

[@drdr73]

Loved the interruption by col raina to look after his visually impaired pet dog....

[@khalidafridi4010]

One sided story concocted with heavy rum effects 😂

[@abhirupbiswas6937]

Leke ke jaa Kashmir,dam hai to

[@aftabahmed8752]

Aadi tu phir aaammmaaannn khudwanay agaya raj kay khudwalay ik wari

[@gauravkumarsingh1930]

Abe bsdk pehle comment kaise likhte Hain woh seekh ke aaa