A Sikh Plan To Eradicate All Muslims From East Punjab 🧵

The idea of a Sikh Plan to drive all Muslims out of East Punjab has been mentioned by many individuals who were directly involved in the events of that period.
👇 The late Harkishen Singh Surjeet, of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) said the following in an interview.
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Health is viewed in #Islam in a holistic way with the consequence that Islamic medicine too is holistic in nature. One of the name of the Quran is al-shifa, meaning "that which heals" or "the restorer of health."
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#Team_Defenders Muslims understand this health to refer to spiritual, intellectual, psychological, and physical health.
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In 1930, when the Mir of Hunza's representatives were in Kashgar to pay the annual tribute, the chief official in that town, the Tao-yin Ma Shao-wu, declared that the Mir had no rights whatsoever either in Raskam or in the Taghdumbash Pamir.
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#HunzaValley #GilgitBaltistan He announced that the Chinese would now tax the Mil's flocks if they were gazed north of the main watershed, and, further,
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The arrest of Kalbhushan Jhadav in Balochistan and his confession left no doubt about Indian support to insurgency in Balochistan and sponsoring of acts of terrorism within Pakistan.
1/n The renewed spate of acts of terrorism in Balochistan and KPK also testify to Indian involvement. The modus operandi of RAW for sabotaging CPEC seems to exacerbate the security situation in Pakistan through acts of terrorism,
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Hybrid war "Challenges & Response"
Military Balance (2015) defines hybrid war as "the use of military and non-military tools in an integrated campaign,
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#HybridWar #5thGenerationWarfare designed to achieve surprise, seize the initiative and gain psychological as well as physical advantages utilizing dip-lomatic means; sophisticated and rapid information, electronic and cyber operations;
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Much of the literature on 1971 War is preoccupied with the conflict between India & Pakistan, with the Cold War as backdrop, marginalizing the people of the land where it was fought. Indian accounts are predictably triumphal with regard to victory over Pakistan, 1/n with the memoirs of a few officers peppered with self-promotion and derogation of others. Most of the key players did not publish memoirs. Pakistani discussion on 1971 are full of butter recriminations, mostly with regard to losing to India, 2/n