POK To Galwan Debate: Instead Of Fighting The Enemy, We Are Busy Fighting Each Other Over Nothing
The armies of the three nuclear neighbours, India, Pakistan and China, were the biggest news story of the Indian subcontinent yesterday. So with Pakistan the big news was the Sharif Brothers, through Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif choosing Lt Gen Asim Munir to become the next Army Chief of Pakistan. When Northern Army commander Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi was asked to comment on the defence minister's statement on taking back Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, the former replied that the Indian Army is ready to execute any order given by the Government of India, including taking back POK. To quote him verbatim, he said: "As far as the Indian Army is concerned, it will carry out any order given by the Government of India. But once the clashes at Galwan took place, the Indian Army hit back and even took strategic heights forcing the Chinese to negotiate even harder.
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