Pakistan Army contingent arrives in UK for King Charles’ coronation parade

[Mentee]

please read this and tell me - why y'all are crying?
I don't understand the issue here
criticism for the sake of criticism is moronic- we send our contingents to every single friendly country (and yes UK is a friendly country with a big Pakistani diaspora) including China, Saudia, and for that matter some other random countries too

 

[uhuru]

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are your Generals up to the task

 

[arjunk]

Exactly

Is the “Pakistan Military” truly Pakistani in origin?

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Here's the so called "Pakistan" Army's origin

>Colonial Origins
Contrary to popular belief, the Pakistan Army was not formed in 1947, but rather 1920.

How is that possible? The same reason why the Pakistan Railways was established in 1861 - we simply inherited it from our former colonial rulers. In the case of Pakistan Railways, we inherited it from the North Western State Railway.

But where did the Pakistan Army originate from? Here's a brief timeline:

>1857:
- British Raj established - "Presidency armies" formed throughout the colony.

> 1895:
- Presidency armies abolished.
- Replaced with 4 commands; the Punjab, Bengal, Bombay and Madras commands.

> 1908:
- Punjab Command and Bengal Command merged into Northern Army.
- Bombay Command and Madras Command merged into Southern Army.

> 1920:
- Northern Army and Southern Army abolished.
- Reverted back to four commands; this time as Northern, Eastern, Southern and Western commands.

> 1942:
- Northern and Western commands merged to form the North Western Army.
- This was done to better guard the frontier regions of North West Frontier and Baluchistan.

> 1945:
- North Western Army reverted to Northern Command.

> 1947:
- Northern Command renamed to Pakistan Army.

So the Pakistan Army was essentially inherited from the former colonial force present in what would become Pakistan.

Similarly, the remaining commands (Western, Eastern and Southern), in what would become the Republic of India, were inherited by the Indian Army.

This is why Frank Messervy is considered the first General of the Pakistan Army.

He was made General Officer Commander-in-Chief of the Northern Command in 1946. In 1947, when it was renamed to the Pakistan Army, he was granted the honourary rank of general until 1948.

So what? Every institution in this country at independence was created by the British. Even the US was colonised by the British.

The British never had more than 50,000 people in India, which included women and children, ruling over 350 million Indians. The British Indian Army kept the local population suppressed.

Indians were never one country or people - there were 500 princely states during the British era. The small states simply allied with the powerful British or were annexed. The British also had a far superior military.

 

[Maula Jatt]

So what? Every institution in this country at independence was created by the British. Even the US was colonised by the British.

probably more than half of the world has been influenced by anglo-axon institutions, language, culture in some shape or form

Although I must say they carried out reforms within those institutions to make them as local as possible

 

[Sinnerman108]

10-member Pakistan Army contingent arrived at British Army Training Center Pirbright

A contingent of Pakistan’s armed forces has arrived in Britain to participate in the coronation parade of King Charles on Saturday, May 6.

The 10-member Pakistan Army contingent arrived at the British Army Training Center Pirbright and began rehearsing for the parade.

The parade will be held in honor of King Charles, who ascended to the throne following the passing of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

Read more: PM Shehbaz to attend King Charles III’s coronation next week

The Pakistan Army contingent will be among the many military units and organizations from around the world taking part in the parade.

The Pakistani troops will showcase their skills and participate in the parade, which is expected to attract a large audience.

Notably, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will also undertake a visit to the United Kingdom to attend the coronation of Briatian’s King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla on May 6.

The event is expected to witness the attendance of numerous heads of state from across the globe, including Ireland, France, Spain, Belgium, Japan, Hungary, and Australia.

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WHY ?

Like I always said, these officers are just wannabe angrez,
that is all.

They have ZERO confidence, or pride in themselves,

Disgraced to death ...

 

[Mentee]

So what? Every institution in this country at independence was created by the British. Even the US was colonised by the British.

and how many of them send military contingents to celebrate the coronation of their former colonizers?

That's too much and they gotta draw a line somewhere.

 

[Jango]

.,..,

https://twitter.com/x/status/1653691118486257665

Surprised to see an aviation officer among the contingent too. Would they be part of the parade party?

 

[Neelo]

So what? Every institution in this country at independence was created by the British. Even the US was colonised by the British.

Those institutions were created to maintain a European occupation of our people and land. The British Indian Army was solely created to keep the “natives” in line…they didn’t have foreign enemies…the people of British India were their enemy.

Sound familiar?

You beautifully sum up the mentality of the average Pakistani general. Decolonization is a term totally absent from your mindset.

PS: The US had something called the War of Independence in 1776. And Pakistan also became independent in 1947.

Indians were never one country or people - there were 500 princely states during the British era. The small states simply allied with the powerful British or were annexed. The British also had a far superior military.

….and?

Do you even know what you’re arguing?

 

[Tamerlane]

Indians were never one country or people - there were 500 princely states during the British era. The small states simply allied with the powerful British or were annexed. The British also had a far superior military.

That is another British policy that the sepoys continue to follow. Instead of princely states we have feudal lords, aka electables.

Just control a few feudal lords and they in turn suppress their illiterate subjects. Makes the job easier.

 

[nahtanbob]

And you're still in the USA.

Do as I say Not as I do

 

[SD 10]

you mean, repeal the Indian Independence Act 1947?

sure whatever it takes

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Insha'Allah some day Pak would gain her independence and send a bunch of donkeys to such coronations..

They already did that.

Pic for reference.

 

[SaadH]

.,..,

https://twitter.com/x/status/1653691118486257665

Chutiyapa personified...slaves feeling proud to go bow down in front of their colonial master...

 

[Neelo]

hIs mAjEsTeY….

Charles twada pyo eh?

 

[IceCold]

Brown arseholes went to salute their white masters. Nothing to see here folks!