Uproar over removal of 1971 photo from Army Chief’s room, opposition raises questions

Army Controversy: A controversy has arisen over the removal of the picture symbolizing Pakistan’s defeat in 1971 from the meeting room located near the Army Chief’s room. This picture reminds of the historic war which brought victory to India and ensured the independence of Bangladesh. There are reactions among army officers and opposition leaders regarding this step.

According to official sources of the Army, this picture of the 1971 defeat will now be installed in the Manekshaw Centre. This center is named after Sam Manekshaw who was a major hero of the 1971 war and is considered a great leader of the Indian Army. The Army says that this decision was taken on the occasion of the first Vijay Diwas so that more and more people could come face to face with this historical moment.

Questions from opposition and former military officers

However, the opposition and former army officers have raised questions on this decision. He says that removing this important photo is a controversial step and it could be like weakening the glorious heritage of the Indian Army. He believes that this step seems like turning away from history.

What answer did the army give?

The army also says that by placing the picture in Manekshaw Centre, more and more people will be able to see it. People coming to this center will be able to know about the bravery and sacrifice of the Indian Army. The Army claims that this step will provide an opportunity to present the important picture of the war to a wider audience.

This decision was taken on the day of Vijay Diwas

This decision was taken on the occasion of Victory Day. The Army says that through this decision, Sam Manekshaw’s contribution will be more respected and people will be able to understand the importance of this war better.

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