Outgoing Pak Army Chief Gen Bajwa calls 1971 Indo-Pak War a

General Bajwa said that the number of Pakistani soldiers fighting the Indian Army was not 92,000 but 34,000. He said that these 34,000 soldiers were outnumbered by an Indian Army of 2,50,000 and 200,000 members of Mukti Bahini. 

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