Pakistan's Mullah & Military | History Of Pak Army | Capt (IN) Alok Bansal

[@rashidabdul1321]

For the first time a knowledgeable and well read person discussing the sensitive subject.well done sir.

[@yashmor8439]

The best possible discussion on the Pakistan Army and its character. This is Part II, watch the first part and start your journey in understanding our neighboring country better. I have not met any other officer like Capt Alok Bansal of the Indian navy, who understands the polity and the armed forces of Pakistan. This should ignite a spark in your mind for more reading and following Pakistan closely. One thing is clear those who shout and accuse Pakistan every day in fact is helping Pakatan army!!

[@reyansh471]

Where i follow 1st part

[@yashmor8439]

@@reyansh471 it's on my KZbin channel. Watch it, very interesting!

[@sushantbhatnagar4957]

😊

[@nawalsingh5671]

Jai garud sir...proud on you❤

[@debashis169]

I agree with that last line

[@dholkapol617]

Take it from a senior Pakistani. Cap. Banasal’s knowledge of Pakistan is solid. The best I have ever heard from anybody. Also, his analytical conclusion is very true that hatred of India is one of the critical factor that’s keeping Pakistan intact. And any hasty hostility of India against Pakistan injects more life to Pakistan. Alok sahib you are truly a scholar.

[@yashmor8439]

Thanks for such a positive feedback. Indeed his understanding on Pakistan is like a scholar.

[@ajitpanwar5379]

Very good discussion ,with a good advice to aspirants for entry to higher level of army and civil services, ”If you don’t analyze your failure, you will not succeed in life.”

[@yashmor8439]

Thank you, sir, for your positive feedback. Jai Hind

[@tariqaziz8127]

Knowledge able discussion really appreciate you sir Jai Hind

[@yashmor8439]

Thank you very much.

[@Wajidul-bh4gh]

Jai hind brother,bharat mata ki jai

[@shakuntalajena6309]

Capt Alok is a great scholar,he has knowledge in abundance in all sphere of life,proud of him!

[@yashmor8439]

yes, he is a scholar.

[@PalzerPalzer]

Very engrossing, enjoyed it thoroughly.

[@Wajidul-bh4gh]

We love u sir, we love ur podcast,we love our army, from nagaon,assam

[@yashmor8439]

Thank you very much. Please share with your friends

[@himanshisingh9716]

Really appreciate the discussion

[@yashmor8439]

The best possible discussion on the Pakistan Army,

[@kushagramishra2219]

Jay Hind sir, One of the most awaited video sir. Really an eye opener for us , Loved the video.

[@yashmor8439]

Thanks, please share with your friends 😊

[@mrSamirsri]

Great video.....

[@Bababakhtura]

Salute to Capt Alok Bansal . Thanks to Maj Gen Yash mor ❤

[@yashmor8439]

Thanks 🙏

[@pintushaw660]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat

[@nkbose5841]

One of the best enlightening episodes that I have ever come across.

[@yashmor8439]

Thanks, please share with your friends and family

[@barshankarmakar4342]

Thankyou Sir, again for this Interactive Lecture Series with Capt. Alok Bansal Sir on Pakistan. Though it is quite early for me to make this comment, as I have not watched the first part of Capt. Bansal Sir's Interaction on Pakistan, which I will watch after watching this part. While Captain Bansal Sir spoke on the time of Partition, where non -Muslim Personnel and Officers of the British Indian Army shifting to India, but several of the Hindu officers remained with Pakistan Army till then, one among them included Maj. Gen. Chitta Ranjan Dutta, who fought in the Liberation War of Bangladesh, and played a major role in the Nation Building at the Post-Liberation War era at Bangladesh. Also with pertaining to the last part of the interaction on the possiblity of having Track 2 and Track 6 Diplomacy with retired Military Officers and Personnel fo both nations, whereby at the recent times, I think you remember Brig. ML Khetrapal, the father of (Posth.) PVC 2nd Lt. Arun Khetrapal's father visitng Pakistan where he had a stay, informal and personal interaction with Brigadier Khawaja Mohammad Naser, who was also a veteran of the 1971 War and inadvertantly destroyed the tank led by 2nd Lt. Khetrapal. But, Sir I would really support and encourage your effort and would like to hear Captain Bansal Sir speaking on another 3 Part of this discussion. 🙂😇

[@yashmor8439]

Thank you very much for this note, especially about Maj Gen Dutta, I had no idea. We are soon going to bring Part III also, I have had good experiences with Pakistani officers on two occasions, in a UN mission and at Staff College in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I still feel we need to engage them at different levels including Army-to-Army talks, no harm in both sides' army people talking to each other. Whatever it takes to make lasting peace happen in South Asia must be a priority for us. Jai Hind

[@barshankarmakar4342]

Yes Sir, absolutely I agree with you. There always remains a road to put down our weapons and have a talk, where I feel that serving or ex-servicemen or Diplomats, whether serving or retired have a role to play, and increasing people-to-people contact. Also, I forgot to mention, another fact about Maj. Gen. CR Dutta, while serving in the Pakistan Army, was also a veteran of the 1965 War, but for religious reasons, his active frontline involvement in the war was restricted. So, I will be eagerly waiting to see the Part III of the Podcast. Jai Hind !....

[@rajbhadoria878]

Jai hind sir

[@politicalbakwaas5872]

Seems like a very rational discussion, I will surely view this completely, I am sort of Pakistan version of Capt Bansal as I too have great obsession on India and from my childhood have a craze Indian newspapers, my uncle's were in Middle East they use to bring Indian papers be it Illustrated weekly,Times of India along with Stardust and others. One more thing Bansal sahib should have gone thru Urdu papers because that is where lies the true Pakistan.

[@yashmor8439]

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[@RaviSharma-q5b]

10 ,/10 marks to capt sahib so much depth

[@Kamal-ug4hp]

Really a knowledge full and mind opening session. Thank you sir 🙏🙏

[@yashmor8439]

Thanks 👍

[@bhagirathmarkand6032]

Salute sir

[@ABHAYKUMAR-nk8et]

Very knowledgeable debate

[@Siddharth77778]

Jai Hind 🇮🇳 sir

[@adityapratapsinghsisodia9395]

Nice sir

[@ratulbaro5901]

Jai Hind sahabji

[@yashvirsingh6479]

Very very nice

[@gurjitkaur9591]

Good job sir jai hind❤

[@atulbhati5982]

JAI HIND SHABH . WISHING YOU AND OUR VETERANS A HUGE CONGRATULATIONS ON THE VETERANS DAY , THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SERVICES 🪖⚔️🎖🇮🇳 . L

[@yashmor8439]

Thank you, Jai Hind

[@amitkohli4642]

Very Interesting

[@Visionone512]

Hello maj gen You belong to the top line , which works as an intermediate between India's political decisions and India's deffence Would like to hear your OPINION on the C grade politicians of the country in which we all live, who allow domestic and communal violence to happen with the police control they have. AND then sometimes army need to intervene like OP blue star

[@rajendranaidu6247]

Nice Pakistan defence capt Bansal

[@harshvardhangaikwad2280]

Jai Hind sir 🇮🇳

[@SakaUllah-s]

Nice video. Jai hind sir..

[@fullbobalindia]

Jai hindi sir🎉❤

[@RanaJi_K_Vlogs]

Great indian joc yash mor sir

[@yashmor8439]

Thank you, Jai Hind

[@anandmohan4657]

Thanks. May i add ; role of Pak third Governor General , Malik Ghulam Mohd was also very bad when around 1954 he dissolved the Constituent Assembly itself

[@Vipul1275]

I don't know the hindi meaning of we are manifestation of great civilization but I recall this line sometime.

[@yashmor8439]

It means we have a great civilization.

[@gangacharmsmm8493]

❤❤❤ my heart is army

[@sumitbadiger88]

जय हिन्द सर 🙏 Sir i ask you both about what we can achieve goal of The Akhand Bharat?? If we achieve this goal of Akhand Bharat but how to??? And last question is about the time require to reunion of Bharat??

[@yashmor8439]

Not possible in our life time.

[@mohammedanwar1319]

Genral sab your discussion is wonderful. But it is too lengthy, Neither i can't ignore your videos nor listen bcz it too lengthy videos

[@yashmor8439]

Watch it in installments 😊

[@shankariyer8378]

Animus against India. Point. However, this is beyond India, beyond India’s act of rapprochement. Animus shall stay despite. Actually, the animus has driven them to a financial disaster. Actually, the animus against India shall drive them further deeper in the pit. Great insights.

[@gangacharmsmm8493]

Koti koti naman Indian Army

[@Deepakshorts-7575BP]

Jai hind sir ❤ Sir main abhi recently apne bua ke ghar gya tha tho mere bua ke husband tv pe apka podcast dekh rahe the mene apka name liya tho unhone bola tu kese janta hai maine has kar bola aap kese janty ho 😂 tho vo bole ki unhone ak bari hamre sath bhi nokri ki hai ye such hai sir?

[@gopalgupta6642]

Very good ❤❤❤❤

[@govindgupta364]

One more reason of radicalisation of Pakistani Army is that they allowed(in Zia Ul Haque tenure) madarsa educated youth to be enrolled in Army at sepoy level. These madarsa educated jawans were also allowed to participate in Tablighi and other activities.

[@yashmor8439]

Surprisingly it is the Pak Airforce and Navy that are more radicalised than the army. It is not always the madrasa educated who are radical, many times well educated are more sinister in tuning radical;

[@Muhammadibrahim-rx9ly]

In the first 10 years of Pakistan Buerocracy was more stronger than Millitary in Pakistan. Even the first Marshal law is considered as Marashal law imposed by Buerocratic personals. From 1953 millitary start becoming more influential.

[@anandaadhikary5462]

Jai hind sir

[@chhavindersharma2371]

जय हिन्द सर

[@sagarsagarpatil3894]

Only one thing to say..... Education is the only weapon to overcome typical society in Pakistan

[@bobfaam5215]

Not really . That is a very idealistic statement . Educated people too can be radicals . And economic development and jobs are more important in a poor country than Education .

[@ArvindArvind-ow2jo]

Informative but many points got repeated and were covered in earlier video.

[@Sandeepkaushik9807]

Sir pease make a vedio on.. Missing 54..with detail

[@yashmor8439]

Ok

[@TauseefRahman-i4x]

I'm pakistani and agreed to this point that Pakistan should now divide into small states. That will bring betterment to the whole south Asia.

[@sportsanddefencelover4807]

Aise hi officer log jawano ko maut ke muh me jhok dete hai 🙏🇮🇳⚔️⚔️

[@GyamarTugung]

6hanks

[@debashis169]

11:50 pak army is different from indian army 14:10 major turning point was political: congress a mass based party, and muslim league a elite kinda party That's why no land reforms in pak 16:50 both armies had similar representation, after independence representation of IA changed, sainik schools were introduced, whereas in Pak, no political support at the ground level, bureaucracy being bureaucracy, politicians co opted army, first coup 19:00 people like army in the first coup 19:31 being in autocratic rule, Pak grew but not for long 20:30 Pak formation was based on religion, slow islamisation, military used to get power 21:32 '65 war was the defining moment, changed the course of both, India grew with strength, whereas Pak withered (declined) 22:09 65 war brought India together, but defence of East Pak lies in the west 23:10 both countries felt won 65 war 23:40 poor condition of India in '65, famine/drought 24:45 Soviet mediated and asked us to maintain status quo ante, reaction on both sides were hostile but in India it got muted due to Shastri's death 27:08 Ayub khan handed over to Gen Yahya Khan instead of civilians 27:40 he conducted elections but didn't anticipate the results and the '71 war and formation of Bangladesh 29:50 radicalisation increased, under Bhutto than Zia 33:20 Zia couldn't control properly, took help of radicalisation, steps for radicalise even in military 36:14 why navy, AF more radicalised 41:00 attempts of deradicalisation, role of Musharraf 44:19 Role of Qayani 45:29 Role of Bajwa 48:45 promotion after Col in army, checking of background 50:50 sucessful de-radic after peshawar attack but backing Taliban is like pairo par kulhadi maarna 52:18 questions on current politics

[@arvindpant7050]

जय हिंद......

[@Muhammadibrahim-rx9ly]

Same problem of Pakistan we are reluctant to discuss our failiures

[@rishavawasthi786]

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[@yashmor8439]

Yes... it's pending for a long time

[@pushprajpathak449]

Jay Hind sir

[@Muhammadibrahim-rx9ly]

Just, unbiased , logical and rational analysis truly based on the evidences of historical facts. You are a true historian

[@yashmor8439]

Thanks for the positive feedback.

[@HarishKumar-tm5ie]

❤🎉

[@rogermilla2358]

The common Pakistani Punjabi public is no less fanatical than their Army - probably even worse in terms of being rabidly anti-India and anti-Hindu.

[@alqadeerprinter1255]

Pak hind now be good relationship man from pakistan

[@factteller5471]

Mr yash mor what about the the misuse of jawans by the officers of indian army?

[@naeemalikhan7]

I'm from Pakistan we love pak army isi is best

[@ajayghanghas2201]

General Bajwa was Muslim Jat and he was neither siya nor sunni but ahmadiya.

[@PuranSingh-eg7hd]

Comander usman great ledar 1948 jhangd

[@yashmor8439]

Yes, Tiger of Naushera

[@hrindian8538]

​@@yashmor8439 Naushera ka Sher

[@mrSamirsri]

Akhand Bharat...... do we want neighbours like Afghanistan?

[@aghawaseem3793]

From 1947 to today, 80% of the officers of the Pakistani army belong to the Ahmadiyya religion. General Ayub, Zia-ul-Haq, Musharraf, Raheel, Qamar Bajwa, Asif, all of them were Qadiani. Pakistani General Headquarters means Grand House of Qadian kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioe5aWqlpLdqeK8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYa9iKxpgLSnhNk

[@TauseefRahman-i4x]

I'm pakistani and today our army completely lost their credibility in pakistan the way they badly exposed by Ex Pm imran Khan since they removed their government in April 2021

[@kcsharma6174]

As far i think elections will happens or not they have to do himself.

[@jitsingh402]

bhart ne rus se gehu kiu nahi liya , kiya rus ka hal bhi bhart jesa hi tha , 1997 me mere ko ek rat masko aerport par rukna parda flait let ki bajha se . tab khane me murge ki gardne aur uble alu diye gaye sab ko . tab se kabhi rus ki flait nahi li mene .

[@welcomeuser8150]

You got India they got Pakistan get over it stop obsessing about each other.

[@yashmor8439]

It's not obsessions but a critical analysis of another nation that is always at logger heads with India. Need to study and learn.

[@HarjinderSingh-hg8hz]

Lease focus on issues in India,

[@yashmor8439]

Please focus, no one will stop you.

[@shivamkumarsingh8648]

Kaun h be ghar ke bhedi???

[@angryindian7568]

He is right we don't discuss our army's failures.After balakot air strikes indian air force was a big failure they klled 6 of their own airmen and helicopter

[@yashmor8439]

This is major issue, we never discuss our failures and are very sensitive to image and reputation.

[@UmeshSharma-qo8zi]

Islam ka commander in chief mohhmod Mosad ki custody me hai

[@naeemalikhan7]

I'm from gilget Pakistan we love pak army and isi

[@1647rakesh]

Hindi sir

[@shapankar1733]

UAE (DUBAI) BAHUT JALD PAKISTAN KE TRAP MAY HOGA KYON KI DUBAI ISKO IGNORE KAR RAHA HAI.😢😮😢😮

[@kcsharma6174]

Fear is agrate like a CObRA dus lega.

[@jabbarjatt4508]

I saliute sir from rajouri jk sir discuation is very intressted but dont speak english in this episode

[@DhyanThakur-i3h]

Mejor sahab thodi hindi bhi bolo maja kharab ho raha hai

[@asgharmuhammad2978]

india owing 700 trllion dollar also see your gormentv what thay doing is very very danger

[@scorpionking3427]

PMA= property management Army...dalley group of America laanti 🖐

[@KalluSingh-ny6eu]

यदि आप हिंदी एपिसोड बनाते तो हिंदी भाषी हम लोग भी आपके अनुभवों से ज्यादा ज्ञान वर्धन कर सकते थे. काफ़ी लोग लाभान्वित होने से वँचित हों गये. भविष्य में कृपया हमारी इच्छाओं का दमन मत करिये.

[@yashmor8439]

My podcasts are mostly in Hindi, I have to keep in mind people who don't understand the language too. That's why it's mix language 😊

[@anilpuniya6810]

फिर भी तुम्हारे मानसिकता में इनके प्रति भाईचारा हैं, सेना में रहकर भी आप बड़े सेकुलर हों

[@asgharmuhammad2978]

you look your country india laone increase over 700 trllion pakistan only owing 92 trllion dollar

[@manojsharma-yd9gf]

O Britishers,plz speak in hindi

[@surindia4758]

Logon ko samjhane our samjhne ke liye aap ko adhik se adhik hindi me bolna chahiye.aage aap ki marzi.

[@kumarraj1339]

Aap log Hindi bolne sey keuo darte ho,,,,,,,

[@BalwantSingh-gy8tn]

Yah officer apni, histery explain kar raha hai. Very very sinfulness. It, is not good.

[@shyamkachhawaha7649]

Absurd analysts

[@sobant4795]

Alok sahab is the 1st indian man who understands pakistan from well within ...i have to say sir you are indeed very accurate in ur knowledge....but i dont agree with the closing statement....we onky enforced our own vesions of islam in pakistan and that too for name sake...no real depth in that...infact i would dare say real ISLAM never reached indian shores in its history...if pakistan had opted to itis ideology sincerely we would never have had these problems we are facing today...

[@We..areGreat]

Jai hind sir ❤❤

[@jaiprakash5310]

english bolna tha to yaha esi tesi krwanw aaya kya topi laga kr

[@Shatakshiupadhyay-yb5hc]

Jai hind sahab

[@Sandeepkaushik9807]

Sir pease make a vedio on.. Missing 54..with detail

[@yashmor8439]

Ok