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Dec 16 6 tweets 5 min read
Someone asked me what is the significance of #VijayDiwas?
I asked him, have you heard of East Pakistan?
He said no.
Case closed!

#PakistanSurrenderDay
Pakistan Army marching PROUDLY with their flag - Erstwhile East Pakistan, 1971!
#VijayDiwas
#PakistanSurrenderDay
Of course, before that the Brown Panted ones gave their traditional salute to the Indian Army .. here's a video of the same!
#VijayDiwas
#PakistanSurrenderDay
This cherished flag of the Brown Panted Ones does make its appearances in a large number of instances & circumstances even today, just so that they stay current with their most practiced war maneuver - Run Away, or if unable to do so, Surrender!
#VijayDiwas
#PakistanSurrenderDay
Not just content with practicing with their Army Flag, they even go attack the terrorists within their own borders so that their troops can stay current with their .. err .. surrender drills!
#VijayDiwas
#PakistanSurrenderDay
^^
For anyone finding it hard to believe what they see in the video above, here's a report from one of their own media houses.
THREE HUNDRED soldiers and not one shot fired!
Yup, it happens far more often than you would like to believe!
#VijayDiwas
#PakistanSurrenderDay

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