When Bangladesh emerged as an individual country, the event was followed by a heart-wrenching war between India and Pakistan, named as Indo-Pak war,1971 and Bangladesh Liberation War, 1971. Before this event, Bangladesh was the part of Pakistan and was called East Pakistan. The war took place because it was believed that the people from Bangladesh were exploited by the Pakistani army. Thousands of women raped, millions of people killed, beaten and assaulted. To draw an end to Pakistan’s oppression on Bangladesh, India supported them with the strong-armed force and history wrote a proud victory in Indian chapters.
Today, standing at the edge of 2020, we are celebrating the Vijay Diwas on 16th December which named after India’s victory over Pakistani armed forces during the war. The war initiated on December 3rd and sustained almost for 13 days. The official conclusion of the war happened on 16th December when the General Chief of the Pakistan Army, AA Khan Niazi, had surrendered by 93,000 troops of the Indian Army and Bangladesh’s Mukti Bahini.
The #Pakistan Army first got their pants removed on 16Dec1971. Since that day, it consorts to this ultimate step in every war. Next time, wear 4-5 pants before you guys think of attacking #India. We are tired of seeing your sorry buttocks. #VijayDiwas pic.twitter.com/hIFzH8DxJg
— Su Man (@TheLastKnightSD) December 15, 2020
"You surrender or We wipe you out"- stated by India's Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw on 13th December and India won the war over Pak armed forces. Hence, on the Vijay Diwas, India remembers the contribution of the brave soldiers who had lost their lives for our motherland.
Also, this glorious day is honoured to pay tributes to the Amar Jawan Jyoti in New Delhi.
Image source: Localpress/, Twitter/Su man
Image source: Localpress/, Twitter/Su man