Retired General Of Pakistan Has Exposed Pakistani Army

Retired general of Pakistan has exposed Army, in 1947, the Pakistani army attacked India for this purpose. The retired military officer of Pakistan has exposed his country.

In his book titled Riders in Kashmir, retired Major General Akbar Khan has admitted that in 1947, the Pakistani army was attacked by the tribesmen with the intention of joining Kashmir with Pakistan.

Pakistan wanted to occupy the entire Kashmir itself but its plan could not be fulfilled due to the arrival of the Indian Army there.

Akbar Khan had a major contribution towards the Pakistani Army in the 1947 war in Kashmir. Akbar Khan was also in the Armed Forces Partition Sub Committee formed at the time of Partition.

Akbar Khan has written that in September 1947 he was the director of the Department of Arms and Equipment at the headquarters of the Pakistani Army. Then he was asked to prepare, we have to capture Kashmir.

Being the head of the arms and ammunition department, he was responsible for making all the necessary arrangements for the war. The army and others were to attack Kashmir on the strength of arms.

After receiving the government’s order, arms and ammunition were arranged from Italy and sent to Pakistani agents present in Kashmir. The aim was that at the same time the Pakistani army and the tribesmen would attack Kashmir, at the same time agents present in the interior areas of Kashmir would spread violence there.

This will force the security forces on two fronts and Pakistan will easily capture Kashmir.

This action was named Operation Gulmarg. But Pakistan could not find out that Maharaja Hari Singh of Kashmir has joined hands with India and sought help from there. A few hours after the attack on Pakistan, the Indian Army arrived there and after that, the picture changed.

The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has slammed the Imran Khan government for not introducing the ‘controversial’ Pakistan Island Development Authority (PIDA) Ordinance 2020 in the Parliament session on Friday.

The leader of the PPP parliamentary party said – the government will have to bring the ordinance in Parliament

Quoting PPP parliamentary party leader Sherry Rehman, the Pakistani newspaper Dawn has said, “Both houses of parliament met, but this ordinance was not brought before it.” Not placing the ordinance in front of the Parliament is clearly a well thought out move.

The entire opposition is united against such an attempt to forcibly occupy the rights of the provincial powers and the local people. The Constitution has been neglected in many ways. That is why they are afraid to bring it in Parliament, but they have to do it. ‘