East Pakistan debacle was a political failure: COAS Bajwa

 

Head of Armed force Staff (COAS) #General #Qamar #Bajwa on Wednesday said that East Pakistan fiasco was political disappointment not a tactical one and the country should likewise recall the saints of the 1971 conflict.

With all due respect Day discourse, his final remaining one as armed force boss, General Bajwa said during the 1971 conflict, 34000 Pakistani warriors valiantly faced multiple hundred thousand soldiers of foe in East Pakistan so the country should not fail to remember their penances.

"A country that neglects its saints, vanishes from the chronicles of the set of experiences," said #COAS Bajwa.

Designated BY 'Bogus Account'

General Bajwa was of the view that the military was designated as of late by a few political powers with a "misleading and made-up story" and the organization, in spite of being in ability to answer it by all way, kept mentally collected however "persistence has a breaking point"

He said that he frequently asked why Indian armed force, the one did the most basic freedoms infringement on the planet has not turned into a "focus of analysis by its kin".

"I reached the resolution that it is a direct result of armed force's contribution in legislative issues. Thus, in February last year, the foundation concluded that it will never again meddle in governmental issues," said the COAS.

He added that the choice (of not meddling in governmental issues) was additionally scrutinized by a few corrupt components.

"Everybody has right to analysis, yet the language (utilized) ought to be cautious," added the COAS.

General Bajwa said that abandoning the missteps of the past, the military has chosen to push ahead and will ask the political powers to do likewise in the bigger public interest.

"Individuals travel every which way yet Pakistan is there to remain," said armed force boss.

'Chosen OR #IMPORTED'

The COAS deplored what he named 'narrow mindedness' in the country's political culture and expressed that after the 2018 General Races, a political government was named 'chosen' by some over a RTS issue while in April, an administration which lost the certainty vote named its replacement "imported".

"It is time ideological groups advance majority rule culture in Pakistan, figure out how to coincide and keep to the side their disparities to put Pakistan on the way of progress," said the COAS, adding that characters and individual interests don't make any difference when the state's advantage is in question.