India’s Rapid Triumph: How Pakistan’s 48-Hour Plan Crumbled in Eight Hours

New Delhi, India – Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, speaking at a recent event, highlighted India’s decisive response to Pakistan’s military strategy during the 1971 war. According to General Chauhan, Pakistan aimed to bring India to its knees within 48 hours but was forced to seek negotiations just eight hours after launching its offensive.

The general emphasized the Indian armed forces’ swift and effective counteraction, which disrupted Pakistan’s aggressive timeline. He noted that the rapid collapse of Pakistan’s plan underscored India’s military preparedness and strategic resolve during the conflict. The remarks were part of a broader discussion on India’s defense capabilities , where General Chauhan stressed the importance of learning from historical victories to strengthen future readiness.