'Nehru's acceptance of ceasefire in 1949 prevented Indian Army from retaking all of J&K' (Book Review)
There can be no worse example of perfidy than two British Generals -- one commanding the Indian Army and other commanding the Pakistani Army -- conniving in the kabaili (tribal) invasion of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947 after the state had acceded to India -- to ensure that four British seismic and acoustic monitoring stations in Gilgit that were recording Soviet efforts to develop a nuclear bomb remained in Whitehalls control after the US had denied Britain the wherewithal to develop its own atomic...
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