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Since I already answered your question in my post, I am going assume that reading the whole thing through for an explanation was too painful and was causing too much cognitive dissonance.

I suggest Chinese members bookmark the above newspaper article, in case this stupid lie gets brought up again.

Go ahead. Please.

Your lucky day. The Hindu's archives reveal Dated September 28, 1955: UN seat: Nehru clarifies The Hindu : Miscellaneous / This Day That Age : dated September 28, 1955: UN seat: Nehru clarifies Now before you ask why I believe the Hindu, also an Indian newspaper, I'd point the fact that...

Do both authors need to be Indian for an Indian lie to make its way on to an article?

Honestly funny how many Indian think this is true along with 1/3 of NASA scientists being Indian.

I know about that article which is why I said non-Indian historian, not non-Indian article. By Emily Wax and Rama Lakshmi Washington Post Foreign Service Monday, November 8, 2010; 11:49 AM obviously this Indian tool brought the misinformation with her to the WaPo.

Don't want to be called a scumbag, don't make up lies (you know you did). His own memoir written inside India mentions no torture.

Zeenews is a disallowed source on PDF, but not surprised. They've been obsessing for the better part of 50 years.

lol Brigadier Dalvi blamed a lot of people in his memoir, but he never blamed his cowardly behaviour on torture. Himalayan Blunder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Fcking scumbag making up facts.

Did you see the part where a general officer of the Indian army was grinning like a ? That was funny right?

Propaganda film it is, which makes Indian Brigadier General Dalvi's submissive behaviour on film that much funnier. I bet the propaganda team could have asked Dalvi to roll over and spread his legs and he would have done it.

That's what I heard happened, the various nations on the Subcontinent were so nice that they donated themselves one by one to the British empire.

It is, you'll not see an non-Indian historian make such a claim. But this ego stroking piece of myth still lives on in the Indian mind. Delusional tbh.

@ 4:39 of the video, the man on his knees smiling is Brigadier General John Dalvi, Commander of the Indian 7th Brigade, the best unit in the Indian army at the time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgfFpojG4GM#t=4m39s What a brave man he is.

The evidence is convincing enough the non-chinese, non-pakistani members who saw the thread think it's legit. Even an Indian who's honest enough to be self-critical.

Too classy for us understand I guess.

You'd just as dead if a reverse engineered bullet hit you between the eyes. And while we can't say definitely whether China's weapons system would work, we can be fairly certainly that the pride of the Indian Navy, the INS Delhi is absolute sht...

Honestly what happened in Nanjing is nothing worse than your people have been doing to yourselves for the past however many years of communal violence. and if you deceide to move to something like the great leap forward in a desperate attempt to troll. Remember this. You people sure have...

This is like having a crazy person shout at you. How about you continue to post both sides of the argument, and I try my best to stay away from your crazytime.