New Evidence On The Unprovoked Indian Invasion Of Pakistan

Bangladesh Leader Admits India Conspired To Invade East Pakistan

Mujeeb’s daughter admits her father was a traitor, says Indian helped him raise an Indian-backed terror militia that raped and plundered in order to malign Pakistan Army

India’s advocates in Washington and London have argued for years that Pakistan is the cause of tension with India.

They conveniently forget where it all started: the unilateral, unprovoked and premeditated Indian invasion of Pakistan in 1971, preceded by careful planning over two years to recruit a terror militia and spread violence and mayhem to engage lisolated Pakistan Army units in East Pakistan, paving the way for a direct Indian military invasion, which was a one-sided violation of international law.

Of course the Indians exploited what essentially were Pakistani mistakes and political instability. But that does not absolve India from being an aggressor in the South Asia region. This happened way before there ever was an uprising in Kashmir or any Pakistan-based Kashmiri freedom fighters wanting to free their lands from Indian control. Pakistan’s policymakers are right in demanding a mindset change in New Delhi for peace to prevail.

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