1971 & Creation of Bangladesh

In this article we will discuss about the Indo-Pak war of 1971. The liberation is one of the most shocking moment for the world the division of Pakistan and creation of Bangladesh led by India. the war was filled with blood many died from both the sides also a world record was made Pakistan Army of surrendering. 93K Pakistani soldiers surrendered to Indian Army.

Reasons of war

The Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 was the civil war between India and Pakistan that lasted from 3 December 1971 to the fall of Dhaka (Dhaka) on 16 December 1971 during the Bangladesh Liberation War in East Pakistan. Operation Genghis Khan. The airstrikes on 11 Indian airports and the entry of Bengali national forces into the liberation war in East Pakistan sparked tensions with Pakistan and India, further exacerbating current tensions with Indian and Pakistani forces involved in East Pakistan. Extended. Western region. Thirteen days after the start of the war, India received a clear hand, with the Eastern Command of the Pakistan Army signing a devotional instrument in Dhaka on 16 December 1971, marking the formation of East Pakistan as the new nation of Bangladesh. Is. Officially, East Pakistan requested its secession from Pakistan on March 26, 1971.

Consequences

The aftermath of the 1971 Indo-Pakistani war was far-reaching:

1) The creation of Bangladesh (formerly known as East Pakistan): the birth of a new nation. The people of East Pakistan were considered second class citizens. Despite its small population, West Pakistan gained power and prospered at the expense of East Pakistan and promoted Bengali nationalism. Military in East Pakistan ***** The last straw raised by the people of East Pakistan to fight for independence (with the help of India) as a liberator.

Mukti Bahini workers are undergoing weapons training.

East Pakistan also posed a military threat to India, which had disappeared with the emergence of Bangladesh.

2) Breaking the myth of domination of Islamic armies: The Hindu rulers of India were successfully defeated by the Islamic invaders for a thousand years.

Muhammad Ghori defeated the army of Prithviraj Chauhan (the last Hindu king of Delhi) in the Second Tarain War in 1192.

Babur (founder of the Mughal dynasty in India) defeated the Rajput ruler Rana Sangh in 1527 at the Battle of Khanwa.

Pakistan has shown its military spirit and fighting spirit. The defeat of India at the hands of China in 1962 and the unfinished war against Pakistan in 1965 led many in Pakistan to believe that India was militarily weak.

Such a huge defeat broke that myth.

The Battle of Longewala

IAF attackers brutally beat Pakistani soldiers in East Pakistan

INS Vikrant's Sea Hawk bombers attack Chittagong and *** K Bazaar coastal towns

General Niazi signed the surrender document

90,000 Pakistani soldiers surrender in East Pakistan

3) Indo-Soviet friendship: India has been an ally since independence. Pakistan sided with Washington. As the events leading up to the 1971 war came to light - India had to sign a friendship treaty with the Soviets to protect itself from Chinese and US aggression.

Indira Gandhi with Brezhnev (1970)

Modi with Putin (2014)

The friendship continued after the war and the Soviet Union (now Russia) became a major arms supplier to the Indian Armed Forces.

4) Pakistan's military posture: With a heavy defeat comparable to that of Stalingrad - Pakistan launched a covert attack on India through insurgency in Kashmir and Punjab.

Children are also cannons in this secret war with India

5) Bid for the purchase of nuclear weapons: Faced with a crushing defeat, Pakistan has made serious efforts to acquire nuclear weapons in an attempt to overthrow India's dominance in the traditional form of warfare.

To acquire military and missile technology — Pakistan has transformed itself into the world’s nuclear Walmart.

Thankfully UN didn't interfered in the scenario and India finished this war in just nine days.

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