Confessions of a former Indian Army Chief about 1965 War

Islamabad, 10th September: In the year 1965 on the same date, India had to suffer heavy losses, the former Indian army chief has come out with the truth.

According to reports, on September 10, the Indian defence minister was forced to admit that Indian troops were advancing towards Sialkot sector.

During the heavy losses, he also had to admit that as a result of the strong defensive response of the Pakistani army in the Qasur sector, the Indian troops had to retreat.

According to sources, in this regard, the former Indian Army Chief Shankar Rai Chaudhry described the defeat of the Pakistan Army in the 1965 war, he says.

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Meanwhile, the Indian leadership was divided into two distinct factions, one supporting the war led by Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and the other talking about ending the war with the help of the United Nations, led by President Radhakrishnan.

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The Indian Navy expressed its deep frustration with its air force for failing miserably to stop every Pakistani attack on the naval bases at Dwarka and Jangar.

On September 10, Pakistan Air Force hawks shot down two more Indian warplanes in the Lahore and Sialkot sectors, as well as a third military aircraft that had come to provide air support to the retreating Indian troops.

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