‘Humare Bande Kya Marte?’: Retired Pakistani Soldier Shares 1971 War Secret; Claims India Army Caused Massacre, Dropped 1000 Pound Bomb In Dhaka | India News

A video of the 1971 Indo-Pak War Pakistani soldier became viral on X (formerly twitter), and during the war, the Indian Army’s action against Pakistan had widespread debates about the secret facts. The viral video at a Podcast has just shed light on the action of the Indian Army when they changed the world map by creating Bangladesh. In the video, the Pakistani army told the military, war experience and the abilities of the Indian army.

Podcast video has already received thousands of views and shares. In a recent Podcast, a retired Pakistani soldier who fought during the 1971 Indo-Pak War shared a creepy account of the conflict. He described an incident in which the Indian army had dropped a large bomb and caused a house to sink to the ground and to gush the water.

In the video, the soldier said, “The Indian army carried out great bombardments in the city of Dakka. One day, they left a 1000 -pound bomb, they created a big crater that swallowed many houses, and they created a big crater we could make water. What could we do? What could they do? What could we do?

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In the Viral video, the 1971 Indo-Pak War told a retired Pakistani soldier, how difficult it was to confront the Indian army. He said Indian soldiers had a massacre in Dakka. “When the Indian army arrived, there was a convoy of thousands of military trucks pointing to the barrels of guns. They massacred everyone – only dead bodies and skulls remained,” he said.

The 1971 War of India and India, which led to the creation of Bangladesh, was one of the most descriptive moments in South Asian history. What began as the struggle of the Bengali people for identity and freedom turned into a humanitarian crisis when millions of people escaped from violence and persecution in Eastern Pakistan. When India intervened, the war lasted only 13 days – the shortest in modern history – but the influence was enormous.