Talk:Battle of Basantar

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Please note that Lt Gen Irshad A Khan was the Commander of I Corps. Lt Gen Tikka Khan was Commander of II Corps in Multan. Even Col Brian Cloughley's recent History of the Pakistan Army contains this error. Lt Gen Irshad Khan was charged with this loss of territiory by the Hamoodur Rahman Commission of Inquiry. He had previously served as GOC Quetta and as Director Military Intelligence (DMI) at GHQ during the 1965 war.

Thanks. Corrected the same with sources. Idleguy 17:55, 17 October 2006 (UTC)

I dispute this article as it is providing false information to honor the Indian Army. The strenght of the Indian army was more than stated and therefore they were not "outnumber".

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