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Many Pakistani do not realize, it is 10 times more suitable to invade Punjab and Sindh then Bangladesh if we think terrain wise. The plain hard soil of Northern Punjab and plain desert land of Southern Punjab and Sindh are excellent ground for Indian armor to cross.Well I have severe doubts about some 'invader' doing this 9 months out of the year because of weather. There is a reason Indian Army moved in during December 1971. They had to wait until when the rains stopped. Look at the level of precipitation in Bengal on the left.
Entire Bangladesh is flooded half the year, though flat the terrain is still filled with shallow water which is a logistics nightmare for any army. This is off topic here though, don't want to go into it.
Another misconception of Pakistanis is that, they think entire Bangladesh's border with India is flat. This is not true. One-third of our border with India lies in hilly jungle, two-thirds in plains, but a significant portion of that plains boundary is demarcated by international rivers. Only suitable areas of Bangladesh border for Indian armored thrust is Jessore sector and Rajshahi+ Rangpur division. And our interior is criss-crossed by hundreds of rivers and lakes. We can turn many of our river as a line of defence.
Some Pakistani take a pleasure portraying Bangladesh as an insignificant, vulnerable, weak, defenceless country waiting for rescue by Pakistan! It give them the mental pleasure of feeling important. The person you are replying is one such a Pakistani. They do not want Bangladesh to capture any lime-light! So you can sense jealousy when Indian and Chinese or any other country give some attention to Bangladesh! That's why in such moments some Pakistani harp about how insignificant Bangladesh is on the global stage, how weak and vulnerable it's defence and strategic position. This is a strange psychological complex!
But we are not like that. We get delighted when Pakistan give befitting response to India, we praise the effort of Pakistan's manufacturing of fighter jet and missile, we admire Pakistan's nuclear capability and many other things. We do not feel inferiority complex or jealousy. I think, many Pakistani's such attitude has it's origin in 1947-1971 period, when they used to think, Bengalis are under our boots. And when Bangladesh separated in 1971, nobody in Pakistan ever imagined that, this country in someday could stand on it's own feet or eclipse Pakistan in some parameters. So whenever they hear anything positive about Bangladesh or some foreigners give some attention to it, their old complex strike them!
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