The Indo-Pakistani War 1965 | Animated History

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[@bosnjakball]

Awesome

[@Elwin123]

🇮🇳🍔

[@Elwin123]

🇮🇳🍔❤️

[@Elwin123]

🇮🇳🍔❤️

[@Elwin123]

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[@webdev8283]

99% comments: "There will be war in the comment section" 1% comments: Actual war.

[@rorkeslayer3925]

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[@oluwatayo.x]

@@rorkeslayer3925LOL you’re right

[@JAYW00D-n3h]

Oh this aged well...

[@pluckybellhop66]

😂

[@Niels_Johnsen]

Theres like no one talking about war in the comments

[@awesomehpt8938]

Oh boy here we go

[@hentehoo27]

The great Gift card war of 1965!

[@OperatorJackYT]

yep.. the comments are gonna go wild

[@AbrahamLincoln-p16]

This comment section will definitely be civilized

[@herojohn1027]

Keyboard warriors 😂😂

[@SlapStyleAnims]

DO NOT REDEEEEEEM

[@welfomoment5975]

Israel vs Palestine fanboys cant compete with this CLASSIC rivalry

[@AbrahamLincoln-p16]

Amen brother, Amen

[@WowBlankpage]

huh?

[@antoniojacob8421]

Facts bro

[@kwak_Kwak098]

Greatest Rivalry Pakistan vs india Afganistan vs Pakistan India vs China😂❤

[@cabpenguin.]

Aye aye

[@DhuBeaver]

So basically the moral of the story is, many wars rooted from the British drawing of maps.

[@OsinakiKun]

All current conflicts are

[@wrestlinganime4life288]

Geography is illegal in Britain

[@BritJim]

No that's what lazy people blame. No countries would accept borders they hadn't fought to establish. These areas were fighting prior to British rule and continued after. They were only peaceful under subjugation.

[@BritJim]

​@@OsinakiKunRussia, Ukraine, Georgia,? Self determination?

[@OsinakiKun]

@@BritJim in a sense yes

[@KiwiEmpire4640]

7:26 "A quick decisive action in Kashmir could catch India off guard and compel them to negotiate." Me: What a minute I've seen this before. *flashback to WWII Japan*

[@arandomguy007]

That was imperial japan which is history but pakistan still exists today having half of kashmir.

[@aslambhatti8932]

And both sides ended up with nukes *face palm*

[@stormstriker2000]

@@arandomguy007 30% of kashmir with most of the population being replaced by punjabi pakistanis

[@Futuremodi]

​@@arandomguy007 India was pushing deep into pak territory but USA made UN to force India to end the war and withdraw the troops from pak territories.

[@gamerz000.]

​@@FuturemodiPak don't even have territory in india, UN only stopped India for reclaiming it's land. Eitherway whatever we believe this conflict is just put to a hold not solved.

[@seanskre1717]

So this is the lore behind that Pakistani Grape Lady

[@magma9000]

Yes

[@syedhamzaali6343]

The grapest of all time 😂

[@EdilbertFernando]

@@wifi_soldier5076 Graaaaaaaaaaaape

[@JazzBerri]

I was thinking the same hahaha

[@HH-pm6mj]

Pretty much

[@gatorermy8204]

I’m sure this is going to be a peaceful and respectful comment section with absolutely no controversy

[@aliakber775]

Bet for 10 euros to see if the cooment section is peaceful

[@sushilsingh8996]

Pretty fine rn

[@conqueroryt9639]

I smell war here

[@aliakber775]

@@gatorermy8204 bet

[@muhammadafnan6220]

Nah mate only educated people from these countries watch videos in English the sucm watches in their own language

[@craftit9715]

You missed that... Indian prime minister was killed in Tashkent.

[@hellcriminal5985]

Who exactly

[@MeraBaapHaiTu31]

​@@hellcriminal5985Lal Bahadur Shastri

[@muhammadfaiyajahsan5216]

not killed bro died of heart attack

[@chandansingla5545]

​​@@muhammadfaiyajahsan5216 Yeah , within those 10 days most Indian political leaders and scientists died due to natural causes and sudden accidents

[@sidhantjasrotia7079]

​@muhammadfaiyajahsan5216 Yes, right after signing the deal and Prigozhin died in a plane crash and Maganov fell out of a window, so sad

[@gavinc.6243]

Britain try to draw sensible boundaries challenge IMPOSSIBLE

[@SurplusTrader]

a bot just copied your comment lmao

[@gavinc.6243]

@@SurplusTrader Of course it did, bots man

[@SurplusTrader]

@@gavinc.6243 it has more like too, dang

[@gavinc.6243]

@@SurplusTrader Really? I don't see it.

[@SurplusTrader]

@@gavinc.6243 my bad its prob burried within other comments now, earlier i saw it with like 140 likes just under yours

[@Ofcourse_ill_be_alright]

Battle of Asal Uttar is taught in military schools worldwide because of how the terrain was used against tanks. The Indian side was outnumbered but they breached a local canal during night and flooded the sugar fields where the battle was taking place. Then lured the Pakistani tanks into pushing the Indian side but they got slowed by the flooding and got encircled.

[@Statsmaxxingg]

@@Ofcourse_ill_be_alright So is battle of Chawanda. The land of chawanda is often called Graveyard of Indian tanks.

[@आयुष_पराशर]

​@@Statsmaxxinggnahi mitra.

[@PakistanicountryBall1]

Yep if India lost that it would've lead to a siege if Amritsar and something Pakistan would gain for a decesive victory but it didn't.

[@KaustubhJoshijk]

@@PakistanicountryBall1 "if"

[@Ferociousplayz_11]

@@puravmodgil2024 No, the West Pakistani military is not weak like East Pakistan's. Your troops would have been slaughtered and Pakistan would have captured Amritsar and New Delhi.

[@Mr.Buckshots]

My conspiracy theory is that the British drew arbitrary lines on their former colonies on purpose to keep them destabilized so they can be influenced later.

[@thelegendofalltime9923]

I don't think the British in the modern day have much of a hold on Indian or Pakistani affairs

[@agentorange9867]

Well, if soviet union did just this in Caucassus, why not GB?

[@thelegendofalltime9923]

@@agentorange9867 The Caucasus are right by Russian Borders and Russia is a giant compared to Georgia, Armenia, or Azerbaijan

[@ravenmusic6392]

​@@debarghya5659They're diasporas though, and their kids are now British citizens who aren't particularly connected to India or Pakistan. Most in the UK tend to just stay out of it

[@anaesthete5592]

​@@ravenmusic6392 the pak diaspora is way more patriotic about their country of origin than the actual pak citizens

[@sujalgarewal2685]

Maharaja of Kashmir didn't accede to India on his own. He did because militia armed and funded by Pakistan invaded Kashmir. Source: Raiders in Kashmir by the Pakistani general who led the invasion.

[@Onlyjorge382]

Yup, he wanted to be independent and Pakistani invasion forced his hand.

[@MasterMunjalalSavesta88]

And Pakistanis say that he wanted to join Pakistan

[@Onlyjorge382]

@@MasterMunjalalSavesta88 well history has shown but bucket of lies pakistan is. Soviet afgan war, usa afghan war, the export of their nuclear program and their genocide in Bangladesh. Oh wait, usa funded pakistan housed and protected osama.

[@swashbuckler122]

Maj Gen Akbar Khan

[@solowali10]

​@@MasterMunjalalSavesta88Pakistanis don't say that. They consider the Maharaja the irrelevant. As India did in Hyderabad.

[@Epichistory463]

Out of all the Indo Pakistani wars there is this is the one I and most people forget

[@fatdoraemon2069]

But its like the biggest indo pak war tho😮

[@Epichistory463]

@@fatdoraemon2069 I know but I forget about it a lot I remember the 1947 partition and the 1971 war

[@ItzYourNightmare]

Most famous is the 1971 war and the 1948 war...I rarely know of this war​@@Epichistory463

[@beetlebg3759]

@@Epichistory463What about the 1999 one? That had gone close to be nuclear.

[@beetlebg3759]

@@fatdoraemon2069The 1971 is the biggest one tho.

[@vinz4066]

I am sure that this comment section will be very civilised and focused on historical facts instead of pure nationalism. Here before it gets turned off.

[@dev_memes1]

You're damn right

[@nursestoyland]

Indeed

[@HighOnPoint412]

it unironically is pretty civilized I'm actually pretty disappointed

[@chh2010]

​​@@HighOnPoint412 Yes because a good portion of Indians and Pakistani are either sleeping or having dinner

[@vinz4066]

@@HighOnPoint412 Because its the middle of the night there lol. Just wait untill tomorrow.

[@AdityaRaj-ru9br]

Indian invasion of goa sounds like it was portugal land colnised by India 😂😂😂

[@ornament_of_throne12346]

Same argument of kashmir from pakistan

[@gvincent3246]

​@@ornament_of_throne12346 Kashmir is part of India 😊

[@hmz5355]

@@ornament_of_throne12346 India was colonized by islamic and portugese invaders, Remainder to you that there is no Pakistan before 1947, so your argument falls flat!

[@sukoonginger]

@@ornament_of_throne12346 pakistan is built on stolen land from india, you can cry how much ever you want

[@tagore161]

​@@ornament_of_throne12346 ehh? Whose razakars entered Kashmir?

[@paulsh2071]

Is It just me or the comments are actually chill? Glory to india from Greece 🇮🇳❤️🇬🇷

[@noterrormanagement]

εισαι κριντζ

[@heatengine9283]

@@noterrormanagement No, you are the real cringe.

[@noterrormanagement]

@@heatengine9283αι μαρη

[@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave]

Stinky

[@guilzd5836]

Thanks bro. Love to Greece from India. IN❤GR

[@iamntbaruto]

My grandmother was in goa when the invasion occurred. She is a goa native. There was a discontent against Portugal in goa. Edit: There is a guy in the repiles spewing hate.

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

Wasn't Goa already liberated in 1962?

[@sladetuner8661]

Half of my family is from kerala

[@zupergut3015]

I mean inquisition tend to do that

[@iamntbaruto]

@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 she is from goa. Portuguese put bombs in their well for scorched earth. My grandmothers family was completely unaware. Those bombs were then found by the Indian Army and they were told to evacuate. There was an active movement against the portuguese in goa to join india. People who keep saying "fREE gOA!!" should shut the hell up. They dont even know where Goa is and its history. People wanted to escape the tyrannical rule of the portuguese and join india.

[@smartian143]

my mothers family originated from Goa but she wasn't born there, plus she was born in 1965 in pune

[@Kushagra-ee9qz]

Fun facts :- 1. During the peace conference in tashkent USSR the Indian prime minister died mysteriously . 2. during this time, the Indian Prime Minister from tashkent , USSR signed the documents of permission for beginning of nuclear programme of India . Subsequently, India will move nuclear bombs, but will never test them until much later . 3. During this time, the CIA got its biggest most important lead on the Indian nuclear project by hearing the conversations between the Indian prime minister and the people sitting at Indian nuclear ☢️ facility , which later compelled them to kill the head of Indian nuclear department Sir Homi Daba by bombing his plane . 4. The 3rd point’s legitimacy can be checked by the book, written by CIA head of Asian division where he wrote in his book of how CIA was involved in the murder of Indian scientist .

[@BarlasofIndus]

As a Pakistani,never knew Indian nuclear programme began that early

[@NovelsLover-zz]

The most US thing ever

[@soham6649]

I would dispute the fact that Pakistan and this war was the reasoning behind the push for the bomb. In 65 and 71, China has threatened India with use of nukes if we didnt withdraw. It was this threat that spurred the development of nuclear weapons in India.

[@Starlink502]

​​@@BarlasofIndus nonsense 🤦 that's why you need education

[@THOMAS_SHELBY434]

Not daba it's baba.😅

[@jaideepchatterjee8274]

India dint invade Pakistan after Gibraltar. In fact after the failure of Gibraltar Pakistan lauched full scale attack to cut off kashmir...in response India opened the sialkot and lahore fronts.

[@danielkazmi2180]

Wrong

[@Xazzer81]

Operation grand slam would be successful. My father told me that General Akhtar Hussain Malik was about to take Srinagar. But Ayub Khan replaced him with his favourite Yahya Khan. And that change in command led to a delay which was able to let India bring reinforcements. Pakistan waged battle in disputed territories. India attacked an internationally recognized border. It was a failure of Pakistan to even realize that India goes to full lengths to defend itself. They made this mistake in Kargil too where they sent a very small group of soldiers and India sent a whole battalion lol.

[@jaideepchatterjee8274]

@@Xazzer81 Pakistani people are begging all over the world today because of these policies...in 65 la whore was in danger when ayub surrendered and in 71 93000 soldiers dropped their pants lol 😆 😳 🤣

[@NonSecular]

​@@Xazzer81really Kargil. Musharaf was denying till his last breath that there is pakistani army in Kargil, it was the Mujahideen according to pakistan.

[@KarmaTheory]

@@Xazzer81 Ohh, So that is how you get brainwashed. Understandable. Fighting for lands that were never your own to begin with. But well, no point in telling you that.

[@YorozuyaGinChan]

Fun fact: Lal Bahadur Shastri used to be my neighbour. His house is just in front of mine. It is in Ramnagar, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India. Jai Jawan Jai Kisan. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳

[@user-tk9dz2kb4c]

Lucky man

[@saugat7287]

Danm that's cool

[@anaesthete5592]

He was weak Indira was strong

[@dakshchoudhary7720]

@@anaesthete5592 Indira was a dictator😅

[@The_Indian_Politician]

​@@anaesthete5592 he was decisive

[@caseclosed9342]

All these comments saying “there will be a war in the comments” but in actuality I just see comments from Indians and Pakistanis saying the war was pointless and stupid. What is more interesting are the ones from Indians and Pakistanis abroad telling stories about their parents and grandparents who served in the war…

[@rohans1174]

With the benifit of hindsight, every war is stupid. There is no just war, there cannot be any just war.

[@hippospoop1871]

Tbh Kashmir really isn't a big land to provide any economic benefit and it has no resources, the war was too stupid for both countries to continue it till today.

[@rohans1174]

@@hippospoop1871 It has become a far too large political tool for both the countries. This conflict is the cornerstone of right wing politics of both India & Pakistan. No leader in their right mind will let go off this.

[@rohans1174]

@anirecapped. Depends on where you stand. If you're investor at Lockheed Martin or Raytheon, it's not stupid at all, it's a threat to every democratic citizen of the world.

[@saugat7287]

​@@hippospoop1871it's very important strategically

[@Michael-x6r]

From what I’ve heard the British actually wanted to keep India and Pakistan united, but the Pakistanis wanted a Muslim state and the British had to accept the reason Bengal was added to the new Pakistan is because they’re Muslim. Though they have different cultures. I’m not Indian by the way I’m African.

[@legendrogue237]

Bullocks absolutely bullocks. It was the Brits who sowed centuries of hatred. Divide & rule, the same was and is for Africa.

[@FF-le3ps]

@@legendrogue237im afraid your wrong, im not denying that britian would purposely divide and conquer and draw bad borders, but in the case of the colonisation and occupation of the Subcontinent, the Muslims and Hindus already didnt like each other, it shouldnt be surprising that not everyone in an entire subcontinent now with the population of 1.8 billion people want to be united when they have major cultural differences

[@nilanjangupta763]

​@@FF-le3psHey keep your negativity to yourself. Europe had incessant Wars even though it was majority Christian.

[@adadadadaadadad]

why on earth would a pakistani pashtun be "united " with a north indian bihari? This idea that india and pakistan aren't both colonial countries is hilarious. The only "unity" they had was under British rule ironically

[@swapneelbehera260]

​@@adadadadaadadadyep now as soon India takes back it's rightful land i.e. pojk we will have nothing to do with paxtanis or their any no of buzzlims for that matter .

[@sudiptapal9372]

Maturity is when we realise Britain is the Godfather of disputes.

[@ShadowReaper-pu2hx]

“We hate British colonization!” “How dare Britain decolonize us?!”

[@Darkseidsolosfiction]

Russia is

[@slimeslayer5195]

@@ShadowReaper-pu2hx couldve solved territorial disputes before leaving smh

[@jolt1239]

@@ShadowReaper-pu2hx What are you talking about?

[@warnpassion]

@@ShadowReaper-pu2hx It's not the decolonisation but the hasty decolonisation and the parting kick by the british colonisers of drawing unnatural borders of both the countries in 1947.

[@EmporerAaron]

The more you make videos the more I learn about history I might have never learned about because high school and college classes can be limited in certain areas. Keep doing what your doing.

[@thomasbriardy2326]

Agreed I've learned more from his videos than I have from 10 years of school

[@dasarianshuman408]

I am an Indian student studying in a foreign land, and some of my good friends are Pakistanis. We talk often about the wars fought between our countries. And though we're all fiercely loyal to our own countries and armies, the discussions we have are very civilized. I say this to acknowledge your unbiased factual retelling of the events that happened. You are an amazing channel, and ive been following you and watching the content you put out for a couple of years. I hope you keep up the amazing work ❤

[@JarodFarrant]

I agree ❤ love India 🇮🇳 nd Pakistan 🇵🇰 from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

[@dkbros1592]

​@@JarodFarrant what an facade 😂

[@TFrog1324]

It… IT CAN’T BE

[@ExtantPerson]

I’m a Franco-American, but I have a lot of respect for both Indian people and Pakistani people. It’s good to see there is mutual respect between them.

[@dasarianshuman408]

@@ExtantPerson thank you bro 😊 There are few instances, but the ones there are, are heartening.

[@q0qcky753]

1:39 - 2:00 correct me if i'm wrong, but the kashmiri king did not accede to india like that. pakistan and india had a standstill agreement, as the king wanted to stay indepedent. upon the violation of the agreement by pakistan, the king ran to india for help, who then twisted his hand into accession with india. "pakistan responded to the accession by invading" would be the wrong order of events here. just a correction i'd like to point out, loved the video!

[@akshittripathi5403]

Yes, the video is wrong here :) I hope he comes across a few comments here and fixes it. Pakistan invaded on 22 October, the accession happened in response on 26 Oct.

[@swapneelbehera260]

He wasn't arm twisted why should we fight and loose soldiers for no good reason it was give and take and to us he gave which half you people are in illegal possession of temporarily though because of spineless nehru forget you paxtanis we even lost land to china cause nehru didn't want to use them Indian airforce in 1962 and because of elevation and backward technology Chinese had no aircrafts none near the borders we could have won even with our shitty aircrafts but alas nehru in anycase the golden days for our neibours i.e. nehru and congress days are gone now if you mess around with us you will get hit back in kind sooner or later.

[@tauhid5167]

Pakistan knew India would simply annex the land anyways regardless of the Hindu leaders decision (which would likely have been to accede to India anyways) like what they did in Hyderabad who wished to remain independent. Revisionist Indians and their delusions

[@thegodofthegods1084]

Yea, he glossed over that. It was local tribesmen that wanted the king to leave. The king asked India for help, the tribes asked Pakistan for help, and all hell broke loose.

[@rohans1174]

They weren't any "local" per say. Pashtun, Swat, Waziristan tribesmen ain't local.

[@codenerd7823]

Correction:- Indian liberation of Goa. Not Indian invasion of Goa. Try to watch your words

[@Open_56]

Yeah

[@divyamrathi299]

"Kashmir" the name itself comes from a Hindu Monk name Rishi Kashyap.

[@cyberverse9141]

That's only a theory. There are multiple possible origins of the name

[@BhushanPatil-gz5fk]

​@@cyberverse9141there can be any theory but definitely not related to islam

[@adeel3797]

Yes, and Taj Mahal is actually Tejo Mahelliya right?

[@preetamyadav7952]

@@adeel3797 300 years ago whole kashmir was hindu . It was aurengez who caused genocide and mass conversion there . Kashmiri are newly made muslims . Just imagine kashmir was hindu majority just 300 years ago . Sri nagar ....comes fom goddess laxmi ...kashmir comes from rishi kashyab ...anantnag comes from lord siva

[@cyberverse9141]

@@preetamyadav7952 kashmir originally followed aryan religion not dravidian hinduism

[@gracefulassassin6845]

The sequel to this conflict was the real banger, this one was decent.

[@infamousfalcon588]

True

[@tipus737]

@@gracefulassassin6845 1971 wasn't a sequel to this war. It was an entirely different conflict. 65 was focused on Kashmir while 71 was focused on East Pakistan

[@mtarkes]

@@tipus737 Yeah but the sequel did happen decades later in Kargil War.

[@PakistanicountryBall1]

The kargil area has been always vital. 1-the guy in the vid didn't cover this, India would take some Pakistani peaks during the 1965 August war in Kutch as a response of Pakistan intrusion But would surrender those peaks, operation ablaze 2-in 1947 Gilgit scouts would capture Kargil, Zojila and even advanced towards Leh But due to no help of supplies from high command had to retreat back to skardu. 👍🏻

[@abhilash9918]

The sequel to this war is still not out and paxtanis should pray that it never gets out.

[@Ohmygodstfu2045]

The sequel to this six years later was fire. Please cover 1971

[@Ferociousplayz_11]

You could not beat West Pakistan in 1971, only the East.

[@shivanshsingh7593]

​@@Ferociousplayz_11 Well beated on both side... India captured 15,010 km Sq. in western sided but returned as a gesture of goodwill in Shimla agreement. (Written in Shimla agreement and signed by both head of government) India gained 883 km Sq. in Kashmir reason and kept it till now. While Pakistan gained 53 Km Sq. and kept it. (Because there wasn't any border recognized in kashmir before, afterthat it became Line of control)

[@PakistanicountryBall1]

@@shivanshsingh7593 Pakistan literally had An sales embargo, the Pakistani Military was already exhausted with the Operation searchilght and suppression of Bengalis there. The only reason Bengal got independent was because of two things 1- Indian intervention 2-Lack of development and security measures there

[@Nopanop]

Sure buddy keep telling urself that, even 1999 was bangladesh in kargil 😂​@@Ferociousplayz_11

[@ahnafusaid8028]

​@PakistanicountryBall1 sure if your idiotic leaders had accepted the six points none of that would have happened. Well if they were smart enough then nothing would have happened. Remember it was the famous East Bengal Regiment that saved Lahore and Sialkot

[@cannedfonik]

I want to thank you for making an informative video on this war. My grandfather served both Indi-Pakistan wars as combat engineer. He unfortunately passed away earlier this year. He was a rough and stern man but had a caring personality.

[@atharva7069]

Hilarious how Pakistan started this war to conquer kashmir, Failed to capture it and much of lahore streets ended up getting patrolled by Indian troops until the peace resolution was passed. (Chawinda battle only halted the Indian advance, it didnt expel Indian troops out of Pakistan, the peace treaty caused Indians to leave pak). Soon few years later, Entire eastern pakistan and it's capital dhaka would fall to Indians who will also capture numerous parts of sindh in the west.

[@sarwatj5751]

But we did defended it and captured other areas

[@SohamBanerjee-j6r]

​@@sarwatj5751no wonder pakistan is like somalia😂😂😂

[@sarwatj5751]

@@SohamBanerjee-j6r We are not like somalia but you are like Nigeria even after being the Fastest growing economy lol

[@SohamBanerjee-j6r]

@@sarwatj5751 says the average madrasa kid whose opinion can be taken like a pinch of salt 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@atharva7069]

@@sarwatj5751 you didnt capture anything, nor could you defend lahore fully, if UN didnt declare ceasefire, we would be having several parts of lahore today lol.

[@2dhistory197]

i'm really gonna enjoy the comment section

[@mohamedkiyaan3899]

Its fine (for now)

[@Trooper-d2t]

It's like if Nestle fought itself.

[@sammy57533]

@@mohamedkiyaan3899 its just been 10 minutes, lets see after a day or so XD

[@magma9000]

You and me both😂

[@u2boii878]

@@sammy57533the calm before the storm

[@muhammadjawadahsan2359]

Thanks you for covering this war.

[@hmoobmeeka]

greece vs turkey, rome vs carthage, france vs england, france vs germany, india vs Pakistan, china vs india, greece vs Persia, us vs ussr.... some of these rivalries need to come back

[@HappyVibes535]

You forgot Poland v.s. Russia

[@maverick7291]

Rome vs Rome

[@kellychuang8373]

Really good recommendations there.

[@Salaah156]

France Germany isn’t a rivalry

[@NinjaNoobShorts]

@@Salaah156it was

[@TejaDurgi]

As an Indian we have great neighbours they do bark sometimes but it’s not that we can’t pet them.

[@Shazzyybhai]

Sure maybe if you could stop the people shitting on your beach you’d make a change

[@Shazzyybhai]

mmm popping on beaches seems fun for u indians

[@Theworldsucks-kg5jv]

​@@Shazzyybhai all toilets washed away in 2022 floods

[@jobanpreet3795]

​@@Shazzyybhaiget a life ?

[@shin_is_back]

@@Shazzyybhai 40% pakistanis do not have toilets and 1/4 of pakistanis people are in begging industry source - syed muzammil shah video

[@loukikganesh6467]

As an Indian I sure do hope the comments respect each other’s opinions and definitely will not cause someone to DIE (their pride)

[@mahaarshad3820]

Ah yes , as a Pakistani I also sure hope the comments are respectful with no arguments😂

[@K-SHABAB]

That's Hard😂

[@beetlebg3759]

@@K-SHABABI am.

[@americandesi5703]

Of course! I always try to be respectful of opinions predicated on the idea that I am an infidel who has no right to live free in my ancestral homeland.

[@mominabbas69]

​@americandesi5703 Yes, I, too, hope that I am not made fun of being called a terrorist.

[@aanakrukavi]

Funfact Pakistan celebrate this war as national defence day. Only country which celebrate a stalemate as win 😂

[@RelaxingNature-bb1dd]

this was a pakistan win,pakistan will not embaress themselves like india did giving vir chakra to abhi nonedone just to eject his plane and have a tea in pakistan

[@aanakrukavi]

@@RelaxingNature-bb1dd How it's a win, Pakistan started the war to take back Kashmir but ended the war without getting anything. India maintained the status quo. So u guys lost the war.

[@RelaxingNature-bb1dd]

@@aanakrukavi pakistan never started it was just so-proposed,much information here are not even included,it you want authentic source go buy a book from international sources you will know truth,still pakistan despite 3 times smaller army than india managed and gain victory in many places wether it is tank war(chawinda),air (sialkot and adampurstrikes,pathan kot) or naval (operation dwarka)

[@RelaxingNature-bb1dd]

@@aanakrukavi india despite huge army was not able to impact pakistan,if your lt.generals in punjab region had not backed up,amritsar should have been part of pakistan

[@RelaxingNature-bb1dd]

@@aanakrukavi 1999 a stale mate again,2002 stand offnot a war but india failed strategically and lost more than 2000 soldiers pakistan didnot lose a single soldier,2019 was failure and broke indian arrogance with too much shame

[@joydip9044]

Please make a video on the Bangladesh liberation war of 1971 (the third Indo Pakistani war)

[@arandomguy007]

What about 1962 war

[@crayka]

You fishy’s don’t deserve the right for your own video 😊 (respectfully)

[@ravenmusic6392]

​@@arandomguy007 He's already made one about it

[@kalochhaya]

The liberation war is not Indo-Pakistani war. The Indo-Pakistani war was on the western front that only lasted 2 weeks. Somehow Indians think that the victory is only attributed to them thanks to heavy glory seeking Indian propagandists.

[@anaesthete5592]

​@@kalochhaya 71 war lasted only for 2 weeks on both front and it was fought between India and pak so yes it's Indo-Pak war, Indian don't think about that we got a lot other things to think about but without India's intervention east pak would be still fighting for independence

[@PhantomGoji]

Always love seeing a new video drop!

[@pokethegreat4145]

This is a dream come true.I always wanted armchair historian to make more videos about wars in indian subcontinent.I hope you make videos about 1971 and 1947 indo pakistan war too.

[@radthearchopolist2459]

I actually genuinely want a video on the whole 1952-1971 history of Bangladesh's Liberation movement from the armchair historian. As well as an in-depth video on the Liberation War itself and the battles it had. The Liberation War doesn't get much coverage on KZbin.

[@tahaahmed7108]

Bro ive been waiting for years years years for this thanks you so much 4 years later

[@davidyoung2111]

There no good videos on China-Vietnam war, Pakistan-Indian wars, Vietnam-Cambodian war etc. This channel, Kings & Generals, Historymarche & The Great War are all top notch. I have to put Mr.Ballen in their too-if your into strange & mysterious true storys.

[@ParadoxHazzard]

Battle of 1965 Pakistan started invading kashmiri nd ended saving Lahore 😂😂

[@mrdopegaming1371]

And the destruction of Dwarka, Ambala and Pathankot😂 also remember the kil to loss ratio of Pakisan AirForce❤ 117:13 W PAF

[@sriharshacv7760]

@@mrdopegaming1371 Khujli

[@mrdopegaming1371]

@@sriharshacv7760 no man. I am very calm. But when I see these dumb school boys bragging about india. I shut them up

[@IsmailAzeem-pe7bf]

We still took a lot of Kashmir so we have won😂😂😂

[@ParadoxHazzard]

@@IsmailAzeem-pe7bf loc was drawn on 1948 not 1965.... If it was drawn in 1965 then we could have married with Lahori beautiful girls😁😁

[@AmanP-gu1yf]

Hey man. Proud indian here. Imma watch this anD see how good you are. Expect well from you.

[@abdulqayyumfaisal3363]

So what'd you think about it?

[@IndianArma]

Cringe

[@Rugbydiaries]

​@@abdulqayyumfaisal3363This War was just to divert attention of Pakistan people from Ayyb Khan's failed government through nationalism

[@Stephanie-mx2cr]

The bonus video on Goa finally got me to subscribe! It’s surprisingly rare to find content on such an interesting piece of history

[@RR-pc7yv]

How's that video??

[@sameersingh01]

India and World sees same kind of stats of this war... Unfortunately Pakistan is being taught something else and they will get triggered by this video😂

[@PakistanicountryBall1]

I won't since I have read all the books from both sides. It was Indian fault in Kutch but in 1965 greater war it was Pakistanj initial faillure

[@muneerasad]

@@PakistanicountryBall1 Agreed!

[@Chase92488]

honestly a shame there wasnt much documentation, all of the info we have about pre 21st century wars in south asia comes from likely biased sources from countries who fought the war themselves

[@thenewmuslims9421]

​@@Chase92488yeah

[@Abdul_rs_5208]

Not really, I mean it is kind of an accepted fact that the government is untrust worthy, at least all the adults in my life have that mind set.

[@arunray2986]

Well done!! Have done justice to a sensitive topic. No complaints!! PS- Shastri strangely died of a heart attack in Tashkent, Uzbekistan (then in the Soviet Union) on 11 January 1966, one day after signing a peace treaty to end the 1965 Indo-Pak war, many experts claim that he was poisoned.

[@TesterOuO]

Great video❤ Can u make a video anything about the philipines🇵🇭?

[@norielfajardo6940]

😂 another Filipino trying to talk about their no one cares history

[@superiorrit6934]

Pakistani pattons cannot even win against ww2 shermans

[@Mmjk14751]

How were Patton's superior to t-55's?

[@superiorrit6934]

@@Mmjk14751 t 55 was superior than pattons but they were in very low numbers in 1965 in India and the pakistanis had 380 pattons

[@Mmjk14751]

@superiorrit6934 India had 200+ t 55's in 65 combine that with Indian numerical superiority with infantry, artillery, and aircraft meant Pakistan's technological advantage was at best negligible.

[@Ferociousplayz_11]

@@Mmjk14751 Despite this, Pakistan caused severe casualties to Indian forces.

[@StephenHuntley-m6c]

​@@Ferociousplayz_11basic maths dude 3800 pak military men died and 3000 indian 3800>3000

[@PaulAllen6304]

Some Pakistanis still say the results were ambiguous, and that they still "faught off" Indians(yeah that's what they could basically despite having like all modern tanks, aircrafts, technologies, training etc. backed by US) who came in WW2 tanks. But in the following wars, Pakistan stood no chance. 1971, India cut off half of Pakistan, what an embrassment. 93000 troops surrendered. And later too in Kargil War, Pakistan was heavily criticised by International community and India decisively won that.

[@ammazingwayoflife4293]

not decisively and it was not a war but rather a very big skirmish

[@coleagnew691]

At 12:12 if you watch past a little bit and watch the Pakistani infantry behind the tank, one dude straight up disappears.

[@TaimoorTahir]

As a Pakistani it is nice to not see hate-mongering. Kudos to ArmChair Historian for gathering a sophisticated subscriber base.

[@RhythmsofRail]

13:48 is also Indian territory , our 7 sister states aka northeast.

[@South_Asian.Fascist-98]

Victories in 1965 Operation Gibraltar: India Operation Grandslam: India Indian Offensive in Kashmir: India Battle of Asal Uttar: India Battle of Philora: India Battle of Chawinda: Pakistan Battle of Munbao: Pakistan Retreat of Pakistan from Munbao: India Battle of Outskirts of Lahore: India Naval Dwarka Raids: Inconclusive Air Battles: Inconclusive India Captured 2000 sqkm and Pakistan captured 500sqkm Pakistan had advanced Patton Tanks and India was left to Starve by USA due to Pakistan I dont say we won. But Pakistanis celebrate 1965 War 😂😂

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

They do extravagant parades and call it 'Pakistan Defence Day' or something celebrating their own losses 😂

[@farahead157]

Pakistan had the upper hand when it comes to Air Power India lost almost 60 aircrafts while pakistan lost only 25.

[@IndianArma]

It was a stalemate and these numebrs qre nit kinear ad they seem. Lets calm down and be objective

[@South_Asian.Fascist-98]

@@farahead157 If It's about Causualties Acc. To Video paxtan 4000 and India 3000. Lol air battles arent even significant (said in video)

[@vantagehistory1813]

from neutral source... fighting to the end and russian book the cold war on the prophecy .....................both claimed that india was lost everything except phulera and amritsar .....pak defend lahore sialkot which means asal uttar was stalemate .. battle of lahore pakistan won it ........................................................pakistan was defending and then captured india till jaislemer and outskirts of amritser

[@mecca4455]

Glad you guys found my book useful. Pretty cool seeing the subject covered in this kind of format! All the best, Dave

[@RR-pc7yv]

R U Higgins? Author of Pattons vs Centurions for Osprey Publishing??

[@jagjitsingh809]

And then in 1971 after India's win pakistan surrendered while crying😂😂

[@U-A-FTAUTTPTAYFGAATZNTTPTUTTD]

Peace Plz.

[@balalsheikh6226]

2v1 remember

[@AXÏS-g1v]

93K surrendering is nothing compared to 3M dead 💀 And don't forget 1962 Indian soldiers surrendered to China while crying 😂

[@gurunaathsivakumar534]

Remember 1967

[@ndgprasad]

Then Why Hindu Majority Lahore given to Pakistan ?

[@alihanaydogdu6158]

Indian lies not working well in globally. Nice try buddy.

[@ornament_of_throne12346]

Prove lahore was hindi majority in any case you dammed liar

[@ornament_of_throne12346]

Safed jhoot bol rha hei, pathankot, gurdaspur, amritsar had muslim majority thaat was given to in fact Pakistan didn't gain a single hindu dominated region!!! India however forcefully occupied Kashmir!!!!!

[@Samkria]

According to the article I read Pakistan didn't had any major city, so they gave it to them, which is a stupid reasoning done by Britishers

[@coolshort5763]

@@ornament_of_throne12346 kashmir is the land of my people the kashmiri pandits and my blood brothers the kashmiri muslims we are and will be the part of india till the end and we will take balochistan soon

[@paridocxs6268]

I’ve been waiting for a video on this from armchair history for so long! Really happy you guys decided to make a video about it. As a Bangladeshi it would be great to see a in depth video on our independence war of 1971!

[@prakharvighnesh5492]

Something that was wrongly potrayed in the Video: The Hindu Maharaja had decided to keep Kashmir Independent and had to only join India because there was an invasion from Pakistan.

[@johncapron6010]

That wasn't the reason, because prior to the split the British had announced that every princely state would have to either join India or Pakistan and could not remain independent. Don't wrongfully interpret something just because it would help you believe in what indian media tells you. By that same logic, the maharaja of Hyderabad wanted to join Pakistan and filed a complaint against indian behavior in the UN, but was invaded by India and taken over. What stupid defence would you bring then?

[@akshitshivhare9107]

​@@johncapron6010 My dear man, influenced by western propaganda, do you know there was a referendum in Hyderabad and majority of people, although Islamic, voted against the wishes of Nizam and sought to integrate with India. India is a secular country whereas Pakistan, well I will leave it to your decision once you see a steep decline in their minorities percentage in population after independence, in contrast to India where the minorities are about same share of the population since independence. Pls don't get fooled by ur media, who can't comprehend Hinduism and Hindutva. Funny I saw in most videos that Radical hindus are dominant in south and communists prevailing in northern Indian region, which is incorrect. Communicated naxals are more in middle east India and some parts of south India, whereas radical Hindus are in northern central India

[@akshitshivhare9107]

​@@johncapron6010 referendum was done, people voted in favor of India. It was way more ethical than annexation of Western america by US. am I right, andhandhun

[@akshitshivhare9107]

​@@johncapron6010 u r from india or foriegn

[@H4334H_]

he was killing and suppressing the locals and was a brutal leader bound on keeping all control of Kashmir no matter what, we invaded later to preserve the lives of the local Muslim population after he was butchering them.

[@pratikchandak1511]

15:20 - you showed the entire Kashmir area to be a part of Pakistan which is a pretty shitty thing to do. PS - I genuinely hope its a mistake

[@GauravKumar-q7l5r]

Very true mate

[@AshmithKrenjith]

15:32 actually

[@PriyankaShinde-u3s]

LOC Magically moved and article 370 was removed by Pakistan 😂

[@GauravKumar-q7l5r]

Damn missed that glad I checked ur comment.

[@DivyanshiAggarwal-j3m]

Good job point this brother 👍

[@ConquerousAzeez]

I love Griffy when he rides on “the Sensitive topics”

[@kellychuang8373]

Speaking of that could do one on Pakistan's role in the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan of 1979 or deal the whole war there since at the time the US really thought Osama Bin Laden was a cool dude to deal with. Anyway may tell Griffy about that.

[@adamhendrickson512]

Great stuff! But, just one thing: background music is a little too loud.

[@From_tehatta]

0:08 did you just say Indian invasion of Goa ?!

[@Puneri_Gujju]

Unsubscribed this channel immediately!

[@goravvv6860]

Well y'all too insecure to hear reality ? Goa at that time was part of the Portuguese state.

[@graceneilitz7661]

It was an invasion, whether you believe that it was justified or not it was undoubtedly an instance of India putting troops on soil that did not officially belong to it.

[@saiprakashsirapu392]

Seriously people sayings this, how Portuguese come there? Portuguese colonized part of India i.e Goa for some time just like British colonized US. We took it back to unify into one single nation. It was always been part of India. Strange that people comes and comments on this without having any knowledge.

[@From_tehatta]

@@graceneilitz7661 what's wrong with you ?!

[@tagore161]

Indian Liberation* of Goa. Driving out colonial imperialists from ones own land is not an invasion

[@bottle3124]

Liberation from another country still means invasion, you just invaded back to get back your land, the allies storming Normandy to capture the French back from the Germans is also an invasion but it was justified

[@Brlin-v2x-Anas-Qazi]

I WAITED FOR THIS FOR SOOO LONG!

[@eklezia2829]

Would love an episode on Nagorno-Karabakh Wars next!

[@Kushagra-ee9qz]

0:07 It’s Indian liberation of Goa, not Indian invasion of Goa

[@HtheKing]

Can India invade deodorant too?

[@bravosix8171]

Thank You so much for covering South Asia

[@RR-pc7yv]

Indian Subcontinent. Not South Asia...

[@alterego_SomsurjooGanguly]

@TheArmchairHistorian this is a great video. Waiting for a video on the 1971 Indo-Pak War as well.

[@lordmajesty2216]

PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON 1971 INDIA PAKISTAN WAR

[@magma9000]

Make a video on operation blue star

[@South_Asian.Fascist-98]

@@magma9000 How about Longewala 🤓

[@anaesthete5592]

@@magma9000 how about operation search light or 26/11

[@whysoserious7553]

​@@anaesthete5592how about peasawar skl massacre

[@anaesthete5592]

@@whysoserious7553 that would be cool too

[@RandomVideos-316]

"Indian invasion of Goa" , Goa was a part of India Portuguese were illegally occupying it taking it back is not an invasion for eg A person occupied a room in your house kicking him out and retaking the room would not be called an Invasion

[@m7md7100]

A 3rd world country attacking a European nation. Of course the media and everyone would call it an invasion, even if its morally right. Rich people liberate and free, but poor people invade and occupy

[@Warlock786]

You mean what Hamas is doing to Israel ?

[@beatricemuvengwi]

It doesn't matter if it was illegally occupied or was part of India it's still an invasion in a civil war two sides invade eachother regions which support them even when they aren't split into two countries and in this case it was a colonial power refusing to give up it's colony to what now should've been the rightful owner of the territory it's an invasion and (it was not part India at the time since Portugal occupied it for over 400 years before the Indian state and took it from a sultanate in the region which means it can't be liberation since they aren't making Goa into a new country they want to annex it)

[@RandomVideos-316]

@@beatricemuvengwi are u dumb somehow goa was part of BHARAT and it came under the maratha rule which then later became india between the time of marathas and colonial india becoming india the portugese occupied it so yeah goa was a part of india they simply made it a colony and we took back what was ours rightfully and hence it wouldnt be called an invasion

[@nageshwaranrahul]

0:14 Indian Liberation* of Goa. It was our land, our People.

[@HarisaliHarisali-c3w]

No Goa is independent

[@kiyotakaayanokouji7339]

​@@HarisaliHarisali-c3wkatua cry hard

[@DaniSportBlox]

@@kiyotakaayanokouji7339no goa is portugese 💯

[@GGG-io1br]

Subcontinent incomplete partition during 1947 without Khalistan, Dalits and Christian separate country. Presently only 5% Hindu Brahmin are enjoying all authority and power in India.

[@GGG-io1br]

Subcontinent incomplete partition during 1947 without Khalistan, Dalits and Christian separate country. Presently only 5% Hindu Brahmin are enjoying all authority and power in India.

[@hisdudeness8328]

I remember reading an article on this war. Specifically the air campaign. The Pakistanis, knowing that they could never match India in terms of the number of planes and pilots, opted to put heavy resources into producing a core of highly trained pilots. And they did a fair job of holding their own against the much larger Indian airforce.

[@arenacoder]

YES MY FAVOURITE HISTORY YT COVERED A WAR RELATING TO MY COUNTRY!

[@bosnjakball]

Great video

[@barricadedpurifier]

It was just barely posted. How were you able to watch all 17 mins when it just came out mere seconds ago?!

[@gatorermy8204]

@@barricadedpurifierhe’s him

[@JoeRogansForehead]

Pakistan profile picture watched a 17 minute video in 6 mins . Classic

[@anshumansarkar3206]

​@@barricadedpurifierHindu Indians math skill dude

[@ItzYourNightmare]

​@@JoeRogansForeheadthat forehead looking fine as hell

[@Abhi-Singh108]

भारत हमेशा जीतेगा। जय हिन्द॥ 🇮🇳

[@humanitypeace1080]

Pretty good and unbiased video I like it specifically the animation.

[@thinkingcitizen]

Jat, Sikh, Rajput, Maratha and Garwahl people are bravest fighters 🇮🇳

[@heman2019]

Yes ❤

[@Warlock786]

Rajput swore allegiance and were defeated by Mughals

[@AkhandBharat-n7o]

Not jhattt th

[@RolexRolex-n5i]

But mughals are not pakistanis 😂😂, they are uzbekistan war lords ​@@Warlock786

[@Warlock786]

@@RolexRolex-n5i who said they were Pakistani ?

[@rofl2889]

This reminds me of a quote:- "If two fish are fighting in a pond, a Brit must've passed by."

[@MeeesterBond17]

Would be great to be British if they really did have such superpowers.

[@rofl2889]

@@MeeesterBond17 Yeah.

[@Keima78]

My granfather was in the Assam Regiment of the Indian Army,joined in 69 and fought the war in 71..i am not so sure where he was exaclty but he was either in Gujarat,Punjab or Rajasthan..somewhere on the Western Front in 71..he talked of how they captured few towns and forts and were so close to Lahore..how he often saw Pakistani jets flew into India..i really should ask him more information about the war..

[@shaktimann69]

Thank you armchair historian we have been waiting for this day💚🤍💙🧡

[@SceneJunkiesYT]

Him : You can watch this video without any ads or sponsorship. YT : Really? Unskipable 30sec ads.

[@thomashunter5645]

Pakistan is lucky to have honest and selfless military people who love the country. They have safely invested Pakistani money in Papa John's pizza franchise and real estate in London, Canada, and Dubai. They have also bought an island near Australia. These investments have made sure that Pakistani people don't waste their money on luxury items such as wheat flour, vegetables, electricity, clothing, and education.

[@apooru241]

😂😂😂

[@apooru241]

😂😂😂

[@apooru241]

😂😂😂

[@jobanpreet3795]

Man this is not funny hope they wake up soon this is just sad

[@hassanahmed2781]

With both countries now having nuclear warheads its in best interest of both countries to acknowledge on whatever borders they have, make peace, do trade and focus on lifting quality of life of common people.

[@thebeanman99]

Armchair uploading while I’m bored at work? Nice!

[@tipus737]

Indian Lt Gen Harbakhsh Singh’s book on 1965 war quotes the following: "On September 6, XI Corps launched a surprise attack at 4am, led to the crossing of the Ichhogil canal and the capture of the Bata shoe factory on the outskirts of Lahore by 11am. But the senior commanders could not cope with the situation and ordered a withdrawal to the east bank of the canal [BRB Canal] by that evening". Congress Leader Capt Amarinder Singh: “India almost lost Amritsar in 1965 war” Fifty years after the 1965 Indo-Pak war, deputy leader of Congress in the Lok Sabha, Captain Amarinder Singh, has shed new light on an order allegedly given by the then Army Chief to withdraw Indian Army troops in Punjab, which could have led to the surrender of Amritsar.

[@South_Asian.Fascist-98]

Fake

[@samad.mohsin786]

Yahya Khan surrendered Poonch and transferred to Rahimyar khan where he also surrendered 20,000 Paxtan soldier 🤣 La hilala billa.

[@samad.mohsin786]

In Line of Duty: A Soldier Remembers, according to Zia Sensations, the editor of Dawn, Lt Gen Ayub Khan reveals that not only "did Gen Khan play a very important role in the entire surrender at poonch, he was so nervous as to be on the verge of losing half of Punjab to India, including the city of Rahimyar Khan. Khan describes, in clinical detail, how our own offensive in the Lahore sector had come unhinged. The general commanding the division on Ichchogil canal fled in panic, leaving his jeep, its wireless running and the briefcase containing sensitive documents that were then routinely read on Radio India during the war and Pakistan surrendered 20000 soldiers after that. Ayub Khan wanted to court martial him, Yahya Khan let him get away with resignation.

[@samad.mohsin786]

Original articles

[@Ferociousplayz_11]

@@samad.mohsin786 Liar pants on fire.

[@nemokat09]

You can tell who did better after partition by seeing the Pakistanis abroad naming their restaurants Indian.😂😂

[@Shazzyybhai]

Wrong

[@Flyingkitty1234]

​@@Shazzyybhaihe right 😂 here in uk pakistanis call themself Indians 😂

[@balalsheikh6226]

@@Flyingkitty1234as someone half Pakistani living in the uk I got no clue what your on about

[@AssGuardian07]

​@@Flyingkitty1234 Indians Lies, Lies & Lies No truth in their Claims

[@saadiftikhar3317]

Thanks. Enjoyed it thoroughly. You put it quite fairly

[@warh1story563]

As a Pakistani, I vouch for peace and prosperity between Pakistan and India 🇵🇰🤝🇮🇳

[@wonderworld7721]

😂😂

[@Ferociousplayz_11]

NO peace with India until they stop threatening Muslims and return Kashmir to Pakistan.

[@shobhitdagur1086]

Pakistan is integral part of India

[@saurav0110]

Always bro...

[@3C273]

Lol 😂 beggar

[@pggaming3457]

Wars and cricket

[@nandalalvk6703]

Bro next time srilkan civil war tamil tiger explained

[@bronzremix]

it should also be noted @17:00 the indian prime minister mysteriously died at Tashken.

[@ahnafusaid8028]

The 1965 war may have been useless for both India and Pakistan since they were still back to square 1 with no side gaining anything but I see it as a win for Bangladesh. It was the Bengali troops of the famous East Bengal Regiment that saved Pakistan in Lahore and Sialkot which led General Yahya Khan the army chief of Pakistan increase the number of battalions in that regiment. These additional troops were vital to build up the Bangladesh Forces during the Liberation war of 1971.

[@generaltom6850]

Nice, another great video.

[@tipus737]

In Line of Duty: A Soldier Remembers, according to Shekhar Gupta, the editor of Indian Express, Lt Gen Harbakhsh Singh reveals that not only “did Gen Chowdhury play a very small role in the entire campaign, he was so nervous as to be on the verge of losing half of Punjab to Pakistan, including the city of Amritsar. Harbakhsh describes, in clinical detail, how our own offensive in the Lahore sector had come unhinged. The general commanding the division on Ichchogil canal fled in panic, leaving his jeep, its wireless running and the briefcase containing sensitive documents that were then routinely read on Radio Pakistan during the war. Singh wanted to court martial him, Chowdhury let him get away with resignation”.

[@samad.mohsin786]

In Line of Duty: A Soldier Remembers, according to Zia Sensations, the editor of Dawn, Lt Gen Ayub Khan reveals that not only "did Gen Khan play a very important role in the entire surrender at poonch, he was so nervous as to be on the verge of losing half of Punjab to India, including the city of Rahimyar Khan. Khan describes, in clinical detail, how our own offensive in the Lahore sector had come unhinged. The general commanding the division on Ichchogil canal fled in panic, leaving his jeep, its wireless running and the briefcase containing sensitive documents that were then routinely read on Radio India during the war and Pakistan surrendered 20000 soldiers after that. Ayub Khan wanted to court martial him, Yahya Khan let him get away with resignation.

[@samad.mohsin786]

Bro edited the original article. Average paxtani 😂😂

[@samad.mohsin786]

MM Alam got captured by Harbaksh Singh and begged to leave him 😂

[@samad.mohsin786]

Btw.

[@samad.mohsin786]

You .know

[@currenttopic.s]

Nice video. I really like it ❤

[@ozma97]

you forgot to include "The graveyard of Tanks" in Chawinda, Punjab. Its the biggest graveyard of tanks in the world as it has 600 destroyed indian tanks

[@AnandRaj-cy1yi]

Bro, could you please tell me the name of weed ?! 🤤

[@RR-pc7yv]

😆😆😆

[@mehulpatil221]

These is the reason why you guys are not developing 😂😂😂😂

[@wallingnaga6563]

India didn’t had 600 tanks in western front that time so where did you got the numbers from ?

[@AYUSHKUMAR-yw7hj]

😂 the reason why pakistan is in such state.

[@Hardtruth-gu1jl]

Great video,would love to see a video on 1971 war.