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#ND G O V E R N M E N T S OF I N D I A AND BANGLADESH HAVE PERSISTENTLY HAVE

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HAVE ROLLED BY SINCE BANGLADESH CAME INTO BEING BUT R U L I N G ELITE

If? P A K I S T A N HAS B E E N DELIBERATELY I G H O R I N G US. AFTER ALL WE

TOO ARE H U M A N BEINGS AND DESERVE AS MUCH s

HUM AM SYMPATHY AS THE PRISONERS OF WAR AMD CIVIL INTERNEES HELD

IK I N D I A . Ut'JQUQTE

BBS C O K T I M U I K G LETTER EXPRESSES GRATITUDE TO I N D I A AMD BANGLADESH

FOH S T R I V N N G TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS BUT WHILE P A K I S T A B AROUSES

STYMPPTHY FO^J POWS Q U O T E IT IS MOST S H O C K I N G THAT THE WORLD SHOULD

CLOSE ITS EYES AMD =

THAT SUCH A L A R G E KUMEER OF PEOPLE WOULD BECOME A E U R D E R H TC H!T3.

BUT THE FACTS ARE DIFFERED. ABOUT FOUR TO FIVE H U N D R E D T H O U S A N D

BAKGALEES WISH TO COME TO BANGLADESH AMD ONLY TWO HUNDRED =

P5/59=

AND FIFTY T H O U S A N D P A K I S T A N I S W A N T TO GO TO P A K I S T A N FROM B A N G L A D E S H ,

HOW CAN WE BE A BURDEN TO P A K I S T A N QUERY. WE, THE P A K I S T A N I S ,

ARE NOT CRIPPLED OR HANDICAPPED PEOPLE WHO WOULD EXTEND THEIR

HANDS FOR ALMS BEFORE THE BHUTTO COVERNMENT, WE SHALL WORK HARD

TO M A K E OUR C O N T R I B U T I O N TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF P A K I S T A M S ECONOMY

UNQUOTE -f

COL B2C 921 24 4-

ADDRESSED 1C I l i D l A H HIGH CC;-!KIS3IOi-JE3 IN D A C C A EY £UCT£ OPPRESSED

PAKISTANI CITIZENS UNQUOTE

AAA LETTER APPARENTLY TAKES LINE QUOTE E N T I R E WORLD KNOWS IvE ARE

PAKISTANIS s

P2 =

AND GOVERNMENTS OF I N D I A AMD BANGLADESH H A V E PERSISTENTLY HAVE

BEEN URGING PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT TO TAKE US BACK. ABOUT TWO YEARS

HAVE ROLLED BY SINCE BANGLADESH CANE INTO BEING BUT R U L I N G ELITE

IN PAKISTAN HAS BESS DELIBERATELY IGROR1NG US. AFTER ALL WE

TOO ARE HUM AM BEINGS AND DESERVE AS MUCH =

H U M A N SYMPATHY AS THE PRISONERS OF WAR AMD CIVIL INTERNEES HELD

IN I N D I A . UNQUOTE

BBS C O N T I N U I N G LETTER EXPRESSES GRATITUDE TO I N D I A AMD B A N G L A D E S H

FOR STRIVNNG TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS BUT WHILE PAKISTAN AROUSES

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CLOSE ITS EYES At© =

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BUT THE FACTS ARE DIFFERENT. ABOUT FOUR TO FIVE HUNDRED T H O U S A N D

BAKGALEES WISH TO COME TO BANGLADESH AND OtMLY TWO HUNDRED =

P5/5S>=

.A}® FIFTY THOUSAND PAKISTANIS WANT TO GO TO P A K I S T A N FROM BANGLADESH,

HOW CAN WE BE A BURDEN TO PAKISTAN QUERY. WE, THE PAKISTANIS,

ARE KOT CRIPPLED OR HANDICAPPED PEOPLE UHQ WOULD EXTEI5D THEIR

HA faS FOR ALMS BEFORE THE BHUTTO GOVERNMENT. WE SHALL WORK HARD

TO M A K E OUR COMTHIBUTIOH TO THE DEVELOPMENT CF P A K I S T A H S E C O M C M Y

UNQUOTE +

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A f l Y HUf-iSSS POyS. BANGLADESH H A ^ N T JURISDICTION, P A K I S T A N

PED UEGOT1ATE N D K B E J 3 G A L I S ISSUE =

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FIRSTLY DACCA MUST ACCEPT ALL SOfJBENEAL'IS AS BA?^

M A T 1 C N A L F BELIEVING I N M U S L E M ' KATIOMLIS^ P A K I S T A N

ACCEPT DI^TINCTICH BETWEEN BEijJGAlI^ ASD HOKSEWCALI WU?LIMS.

LAUFS: EX03US PEOPLE FROM" ORE COL^THY TO ANOTHER IS?JT BEST

fCL«TICK. TRANSFER 3EHSALIS 'FR-OJ1 P f t K I S T f t K TO B A N G L A D E S H

FDSES SO PR03LEM P A K I S T A N I PRESS REITERATED^

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AS S T A T I N G IN RESPONSE TO RECENT REPORTS THAT GOB QUOTE NOT

A W A R E OF AMY PROPOSALS UNQUOTE FOR S U M M I T TALKS B E T W E E N PRIME

M I N I S T E R MUJIBUR R A H M A N AOSEGU

P2/30=

PRESIDENT BHUTTO IN BELGRADE. SPOKESMAN FURTHER ADDED THAT

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R E P A T R I A T I O N 200 WOMEN AND CHILDREN DEPENDANTS OF P A K I S T A N I

POWS AT A T A R I WAGAH BORDER ON 20 JULY. P A K I S T A N REPORTED

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DACCA PRESS UNDER DATELINE NEWDELHI 2 JULY TODAY ANNOUNCE INDIA

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DELEGATE ICRC HAS BEEN INFORMED AND QUOTE

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TO PAKGOVT UNQUOTE. REPORT THEN RECALLS THAT INDIA AND

BANGLADESH HAVE EARLIER"REPATRIATED 771 ROWS AND CIVILIANS

SERIOUSLY SICK AND WOUNDED PERSONS +

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KR W A L D K E I M IS FURTHER QUOTED TO HAVE SAID IN A R E P O R T Q"OTE

B A N G L A D E S H HAS BEEN HELPED TO SURVIVE

PS/5 3

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CONFERENCE HELD IN DACCA IK1 MARCH 1973 RECOGNIZED, HEADY TO

START THE LONG UPHILL CLIMB TO AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT

UNQUOTE.

ANOTHER DAILY QUOTE K O R H I H G N E W S UNQUOTE CARRIES SAME G E N E R A L :

I N D I C A T I O N AND FIGURES + T:

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BY PSININISTER MRS =

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B A N G L A D E S H . PAPERS STRESS IN H E A D L I N E SECGEB FOR M O R E FOOD AID

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I K D I A D A T E D 3 AUG 72

QUOTE

H E A D I N G I N D I A F O R R E M O V A L O F U . K . OBSERVERS. P A R A . L O v i D O w ,

AUGUST 2s THE I K D I A f J DEFENCE M I N I S T E R ,

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ITS M I L I T A R Y OBSERVER G R O U P FROM K A S H M I R , SUBQUOTE THE D A I L Y

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HAD SAID COLO-;j SUBSUOTE THE U N I T E D =

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P A K I S T A H AGREED TO SOLVE T H E I R PROBLEMS B I L A T E R A L L Y . P A R A , AS

A SENSIBLE BODY IT SHOULD REALISE IT HAS HO D U T Y TO PERFORM

AND SHOULD SOW T A K E THE D E C I S I O N TO A B R O G A T E THE OBSERVER

P A / I S '

P A R A THE U N I T E D N A T I O N S HAS HAD OBSERVERS li,1 K A S H M I R S I u C E 1S4S-

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1. AI THE REQUEST OF THE CO AS. P A K I S T A N ARMY AT APPRO X 1520 H O U f l S

' T O b A Y T H E bOlC P I H D I ATTENDED A N I M M E D I A T E 8EEI IHG W I T H H I M .

THE D l n E C r O H OF M I L I T A R Y O P E R A T I O N S WAS ALSO PRESENT.

2. ' F O L L O W I N G P O I N T S WERE RAISED. =CO

A A A . R i i r E S ' A T I O W O F P A K I S T A N P O S I T I O N R E K A R A C H I AGREEMENT-- ;

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FESEhCE 'SIMLA ACCORD.

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R E F E K H K O E TROOP W I T H D R A W A L S AnD. J AND X S I T U A T I O N .

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CL.u'>'-.l;\l!.'C T r i L FOLLOW I IvG QUESTIONS.

A A A . i , i h A V Z H E A R D T H A T I N D I A N S HAVE ASKED FOR W I T H D R A W A L

OF =

UM 055SEHVERS IK THE STATE OF J ' A M D K. IS THE CMO

IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF SUCH MOVE ON THE PART OF THE INDIANS?

BSB, I« CASE AKY FUTURE MEETING IS HELD WITH INDIANS C O N C E R N I N G

LESSENING OF TES3IOM ALONG THE CFL IN J AND K WE =

fc 'OULO LIKE THIS M E E T I N G BE HELD THROUGH UN GOOD OFFICES,

GOULD THE CtfO K I N D L Y ADVISE?

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MESSAGE COULD BE PASSED TO THE CMO WHEN NECESSARY AND HOW

SGOiv THE CHO COULD MOVE TO RAWALPINDI WHEK NECESSARY. =

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'TO THIS eUErfY THE SOIC ADVISED IN GENERAL TERMS THE N A T U R E

0,F OUS'COEKMICATIONS, TIMINGS AND THE FACT THAT WE HAD AN

A I R C R A F T AVAILABLE FOR CMO'S MOVEMENT AS NECESSARY.

5. l' INTEND TO HAVE A SPECIAL MEETING WITH COAS ON MONDAY 7 AUG

OH TUESDAY 8 AUG =

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M t t N T S O F I N D I A A N D P A K I S T A N R E G A R D I N G TROOP y i T H D H A W A L S ,

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LS PREPARED TO OFFER ITS GOOD OFFICES TO =

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LE3SEW T2N3IO?, 1 ALONG THE CFL AND L I N E OF CONTROL IN J AND K.

IK SUCK CASES, AS A L R E A D Y ' M E N T I O N TO YOU AT OU3 LAST M E E T I N G ,

I HAVE TO ADDRESS ANY SUCH REQUEST D I R E C T TO THE COAS I N D I A N

ArtHY AMD AS WE 01D IN THE LAST SUCH REQUEST =

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F O L L O v J l K G tfY S U G G E S T I O N TO DO SO. H O W E V E R YOU WILL RECALL

T H A T THE P A K I S T A N LOCAL A U T H O R I T Y OF TH£ AREA C O N C E R N E Di .-

ADVISED T H A T THE I N D I A N ' ARMY WILL WOT ACCEPT =; ' •. . ,

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P A K I S T A N ' PERSONALLY 'BY ME AT OUR M E E T I N G OH M O N D A Y OR TUESDAY.

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AREAS NL 8537, ML 8637 AND NL S537 CLIPA VALLEY A R E A ) PAKIS-

TAN LOCAL A U T H O R I T Y C O N C E R N E D REQUESTED UN GOOD OFFICES TO

HAVE I N D I A N SOLDIERS R E T U R N TO OWN SIDE=

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ACTION WAS IMMEDIATELY TAKEN BY ME TO PASS INFORMATION

TO HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF BOTH COUNTRIES SUGGESTING

DIRECT TELEPHONE CONTACT ON THE HOT LINE TO DISCUSS PROBLEM

AMD FIND SOLUTION. I UNDERSTAND THAT DIRECT CONTACT WAS MADE.

I ALSO PASSED A MESSAGE DIRECT TO THE COAS INDIAN =

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ARMY AMD TOOK ACTION TO ENSURE THAT THE INDIAN ARMY AUTHORITY

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LINE OF CONTROL IN JJJ AND KKK WAS MADE

AWARE OF THE SITUATION (SEE MY PARAGRAPH SIX BELOW).

TWO. PAKISTAN LOCAL AUTHORITY IN AREA CONCERNED STATED THAT INDIA

WANTED A FLAG MEETING TO DISCUSS =

THE PROBLEM DIRECT WITH HIM AND THAT HE WOULD AGREE IF IT

WAS HELD UNDER UN AUSPICES. HE REQUESTED OIC OF LOCAL TEAM

TO ATTEND MEETING.

THREE. I GAVE APPROVAL FOR UN ATTENDANCE IF ANY SUCH MEETING WAS

ARRANGED AND IMPOSED FOLLOWING CONDITIONS.

AAA MEETING BE HELD =

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IN SAFE PLACE. IN THIS REGARD I NOMINATED A SPOT AT LEAST

500 YARDS FROM LIKE OF CONTROL ON THE PAKISTAN SIDE IK

AREA WHERE BOTH SIDES AGREE OK THE ACTUAL LOCATION OF THE

LIKE OF CONTROL.

DBS Wi OBSERVERS ATTEND MEETING ONLY AS WITNESSES AND NOT TO

TAKE PART IN DISCUSSIONS.

^ TOP A K I S T A N A U T H O R I T I E S B U T I N D I A REJECTED PRESENCE O F U N E V E N

U N D E R THESE C I R C U M S T A N C E S .

FIVE. HAVE NOW R E C E I V E D FOLLOWING MESSAGE FROM GHQ P A K I S T A N RE-

G A R D I N G S I T U A T I O N G E N E R A L L Y I N T H E L1PA VALLEY A R E A A K D O F

S T A N D BY I N D I A =

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AND PAKISTAN CONCERNING. FLAG MEETINGS.

QUOTE

1. OF LATE, INDIANS HAVE RESORTED TO INTRUSION ACROSS THE

POSITIONS HELD BY BOTH SIDES ON 17 DECEMBER 1971 IK JAMMU

AND KASHMIR, OK- THE PRETEXT OF MAKING REQUEST FOR FLAG MEET-

INGS, THERE HAVE BEEN MARKED INCREASE IN LIPA =

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SECTOR IN PARTICULAR. TO QUOTE A FEW EXAMPLES OF INDIANS

ACTIVITIES IM THIS SECTOR, FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE INCI-

DENTS WHICH TOOK PLACE IN THIS SECTOR SINCE 13 JULY 1572:

A. AT 1400 HOURS, 13 JULY, AN INDIAN OFFICER ACCOMPANIED BY

A SOLDIERS WITH =

W H I T E FLAG CAME TO A R E A NL 9 14388 AND ASKED FOR AYE FLAG

M E E T I N G . ON THE SAME DAY AT 1300 H O U R S 15 I N D I A N SOLDIERS

W E R E OBSERVED D I G G I N G ON L I N E OF C O N T R O L AT KL S67375.

I N D I A N S C O N T I N U E D D I G G I N G I K S P I T E O F W A R N I N G B Y O U R T R O O P S ,

B. AT 1615 H O U R S , =

P10/52/50-

1 4 J U L Y , I K D I A M S A P P R O X I M A T E L Y O K E P L A T O O N S T R E N G T H I N T R U D E D

I f i A R E A i J L 8S9373. T H E Y D U G T R E U C H E S I N T H E A R E A A N D U.T^

I l l A R E A N L 689373. T H E Y D U G ' T R E U C H E S T I M T H E A R E A A K D L A T E R

R E T U R N E D TO T H E I R SIDE OF L I W E OF C O N T R O L AT 1945 H O U R S .

SAME D A Y , 2 4 I K D I A W S O L D I E R S I N T R U D E D I N A R E A M L 887375

AT 0800 H O U R S . T H E Y =

F l l / 5 1/50 =

T O O K U P P O S I T I O N I N T H E AREA A w D A S K E D F O R FLAG M E E T I N G .

AT 1500 H O U R S .

C. AT 1430 H O U R S , 15 J U L Y , 10 I N D I A N S I N C L U D I N G AN O F F I C E R

I N T R U D E D IN A R E A NL S89373 AND SHOUTED FOR FLAG =

P 12/52/50=

M E E T I N G , T H E Y W I T H D R E W A F T E R W A R D S .

D. AT 0800 H O U R S , 26 JULY, A P P R O X I M A T E L Y 50 I N D I A N SOLDIERS

I N T R U D E D I N T O A R E A NL 854376. AT 1040 H O U R S , A P L A T O O N ^

S T R E N G T H I N T R U D E D A N D ADDED T O T H E S T R E N G T H O F I N D I A N S I N

THE SAKE L O C A T I O N . W H E N CONTACTED BY OUR OFFICER, =

P13 =

AN INDIAN LIEUTENANT COLONEL SAID THAT THEY HAD COME TO ASK •

FOR AYE FLAG MEETING. ON REFUSAL BY OUR OFFICER THE INDIANS

WITHDREW.

E. INDIAN ACTIVITIES ON 28 JULY WERE AS UNDER:

CD AT OSOO HOURS, APPROXIMATELY 30 SOLDIERS COMMANDED 3Y

AN OFFICER CARRYING =

P 14/52/50 =

AYE WHITE FLAG INTRUDED IN AREA KL S53378. OUR TROOPS WARMED.

THEM TO RETURN TO THEIR SIDE. BUT THEY REFUSED SAYING THAT

THE AREA WAS UNDER THEIR CONTROL.

(2) AT 0830 HOURS, 10 INDIAN SOLDIERS CAME TO AREA NL 869376

WITH WHITE FLAG. THEY =

PI5 =i.

T O O K UP P O S I T I O N IN THE AREA AND REFUSED TO GO B A C K , S A Y I N G

T H A T T H E A R E A B E L O N G E D T O T H E M . LATER O N , THEY W I T H D R E W

AT 1300 HOURS.

2 . O U R S T A N D O N FLAG M E E T I N G I N J A M M U A N D K A S H M I R I S Q U I T E

C L E A R . WE DO NOT ALLOW AMY FLAG =

P16 =

M E E T I N G S W I T H O U T T H E P R E S E N C E O F U K M I L I T A R Y O B S E R V E R S W H O

A R E O P E R A T I N G I V . T H E A R E A U f f i E R T H E T E R M S O F T H E K A R A C H I

A G R E E M E N T . I i . : D I A ; - - ! S f I N S I S T E N C E 0 K H A V I N G B I L A T E R A L M E E T I N G S

A G R E E M E N T . I N D I A N S ' I N S I S T E N C E O N H A V I N G B I L A T E R A L M E E T I N G S

lir-JSFjftij 'AKTD~"KAS'riillK ,~FCnr¥FKrR i j H t V H 'AVh ' MJW H l L S U / t l L D TO——'—"

I N T R U S I O N S , IS T H E R E F O R E B E C O M I N G AYE C A U S E OF T E N S I O N IN =

P17 =

THE AREA. THE DDDWKMOOO HAS CONTACTED DDDMMMOOO INDIAN OK

HOT LINE AND APPRISED HIM OF THE SITUATION.

3. OK OUR PART, WE ARE EXERCISING MAXIMUM RESTRAINT NOT TO

ALLOW THE SITUATION TO DETERIORATE, EVEN IN FACE OF GRAVE

PROVOCATION BY THE INDIANS. WE,

P18 =

HOWEVER, NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE TO REDUCE TENSION IN THE AREA

AMD IF POSSIBLE, ARRANGE AYE MEETING BETWEEN LOCAL AUTHORITIES

UNDER AUSPICES OF UHMOGIP TO DEFUSE TENSION IK THE AREA.

UNQUOTE

SIX. I HAVE FORWARDED THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE TO THE COAS PAKISTAN

IN REPLY TO HIS MESSAGE QUOTED =

P19 =

IN PARA 5 ABOVE:

QUOTE

ONE. IMMEDIATELY I WAS MADE AWARE OF THE SITUATION IN THE LIPA

VALLEY AREA AND RECEIVED A REQUEST FOR UK GOOD OFFICES

THROUGH THE LA CONCERNED I FORWARDED THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL

MESSAGE TO THE COAS INDIAN ARMY.

SUBQUOTE

PAK ARMY ADVISES INDIAN TROOPS =

P20/55/49=

HAVE CROSSED CFL IN THREE PLACES AS FOLLOWS:

1. WL 853378 AT 2S0800 WPT JULY 72 1 OFFICER AKD 10 SOLDIERS

2. NL 893377 AT 252000 WPT JULY 72 16 SOLDIERS

3. HL 86937S AT 2,80830 WPT JULY 72 1 OFFICER AND 10 SOLDIERS

P21 =

IW THE LAST TWO REFERENCES THE INDIANS HAVE NOT RETURNED

TO THEIR OWN SIDE.

M 1 . | E frBR_yft_ jee&_ ) ^

NECESSARY.

UNSUEGUOTE

TWO. TO TRY A!:D PREVENT FURTHER ESCALATION OF THE TENSE

TWO • TO THY A i-i'J r n i . vc . i v i r u m n u - n .-~-..,-, . . _ _ . . _... .

S I T U A T I O N I ALSO T O O K D I R E C T A C T I O N T O H A V E T H E D M 0 I t i D l A

AND =

YOUR DM0 MADE AWARE OF THE PROBLEM AND SUGGESTED THAT THEY

MIGHT CONTACT EACH OTHER OK THE HOT LIKE TO DISCUSS THE MATTER

I ALSO ENSURED THAT THE INDIAN MILITARY AUTHORITY RESPONSIBLE

FOR TROOPS OK THE LINE OF CONTROL IN JJJ AND KKK WAS AWARE

OF THE SITUATION.

PP23 =

THREE. THE LA OF THE AREA CONCERNED ALSO ADVISED THE OIC OF

THE UKMO TEAM THAT THE INDIAN ARMY HAD SUGGESTED THAT A FLAG

MEETING BE HELD BETWEEN THE OPPOSING COMMANDERS AND STATED

THAT HE WOULD ATTEND SUCH MEETING IF =

P24 = •

IT WAS HELD UNDER UN AUSPICES.

IS< — >

I M A D E MY OBSERVERS AVAILABLE BUT AS YOU ARE A W A R E I N D I A £:

REFUSED THE M E E T I N G , EVEN ON THE P A K I S T A N SIDE OF THE L I M E —

OF CONTROL, IF UN OBSERVERS WERE PRESENT. . "-' '- :

F O U R . R E F E R E N C E Y O U R P A R A THREE BE ASSURED THAT I R R E S P E C T I V E— ^

OF I N D I A S =

P25/48=

POLICY R E G A R D I N G U N P R E S E N C E A T FLAG M E E T I N G S U N M O G I P WILL

C O N T I N U E U N D E R UN GOOD OFFICES TO DO ALL IK ITS POWER TO

ASSIST IN P R E V E N T I N G I N C I D E N T S OR TO REDUCE OR DEFUSE T E N S I O N .

U N Q U O T E

SEVEN. THE ABOVE IS S U B M I T T E D FOR YOUR I N F O R M A T I O N TO KEEP YOU

IN THE P I C T U R E +

COL 462 8537 8637 8937 500 1 17 1971 13 1972 1400 13 4 914388

1300 15 8S7375 1615 14 859373 1945 24 SB7375 0300 1500

1430 15 10 8S9373 0800 26 50 854376 1040 25 OSOO 30 85337S

0830 10 8S9376 1300 2. 3. 5 1. 853378 260800 72 1 10

2. B93377 282GOO 72 16 3. 869376 280830 72 1 10 +

AY148 SA-50 SS3 SRIt«GAR_,_ (CK LATER) 28

ET AT PRIOR IT E

, or J O C K

OPS A 9 FILE OPS a

810 OF 27 JUH 72f FOR WHICH I THANK YOU, I CAM NEITHER PREVENTARTICLES APPEARING IN THE PAKISTAN PRESS , HOR THE CHIEF OFARMY STAFF PAKISTAN FROM WRITING TO YOU 1H ANY FASHICH HECHOOSES, THE FACTS ARE THAO CONSIDERABLE FIRING WAS BEING REPORTEDDAILY =P6 -

BY FfiOST-LISS TROOPS ACROSS THE LIKE OF ACTUAL CONTROL in JAMMU'"

Af iB KASHMIR I» WHICH, IT WAS W I T H I N M KHOWLEDSE, THAT P A K I S T A N

SOLDIERS WEBE SLiFFERIf lQ K A S Y CASUALTIES. AS I DID MOT L I K E THE

T H O U C 5 H T OF P A K I S T A N 50LIDEH3 SEUG U N N E C E S S A R I L Y KILLED OH

U G U ^ E D . A?.'D IK ORDER TO s

CONFIDENTIAL UHKOG/353 fiUYER/URQUKART FROM TASSARA. j

Q&E* FURTHER MY UN?50B 559 OF 2S JUfSE 7S FOLLOWING MrESSAGE - \•iR E C E I V E D 2£ J U U E 72 FROil G E N E R A L K A M E K 3 H A W COAS I^i

QUOTE*

C R E A T E A S U I T A B L E CLIMATE P R I O R TO THE W E E T I S 3 OF s*Y PBI8E

M I N I S T E R W I T H THE P A K I S T A N P R E S I D E N T , I ASKED MY D D D M M M O O O

TO SPEAK TO HIS OPPOSITE HUH3ER OVER THE T E L E P H O N E A«D SUGGEST

THAT ALL UNPROVOKED F I R I N G T H R O U G H O U T OUR R E S P E C T I V E 30RDER3

SHOULD B£ STOPPED, AKD FRCST-LIBE TROOPS SHOULD SE I N S T R U C T E D =

TO DESIST FRO?) I t iCHIBG FORWARD AMD I M P R O V I N G THEIR POSITIONS.

THIS SUafiESTIOS OF M I M E WAS K E A 0 I L Y ACCEPTED 3Y THE CHIEF OF A R M Y

STAFF PAKISTAN. THAT IS ALL T H E R E IS TO THE STORY. I WISH

0&C£ AGA1B TO R E I T E R A T E WHAT I HAD SAID TO YOU IS MY DO SO.

PS 2

1545S/6/M03 OH 25 JAt'i 72 THAT THE CEASE-FIRE WAS O R I G I N A L L Y

BROUGHT ABOUT AS A RESULT OF U S I L U T E R A L A C T I O N 0« I L I A ' S

PARTS IT APPLIES HOT 08LY TO THE J AND K A R E A BUT 10 THE

WHOLE LI8E OF ACTUAL CONTROL AtOHG OUR E3T1RE WESTERS S O U H D A R Y

W I T H PAKISTAN. IT HAS a

P7 s

SOTH1MQ TO DO W I T H THE CEAFE-FIRE L I N E U8DER THE K A R A C H I AGREE-*

TT :rrt— fir fur if -SEE ncur YOU /u-j£r-T3tg ' C A W TrcrsurrE~Ttnjn

f'rtl 'VIOUS FU;'<Cno« liS, I ti FACT, I CAN tfEVER ACCEPT SUCH A POSITION.

SO FAB AS FiY R E L A T I O N S H I P W I T H YOU AND YOUR OBSERVERS IS COr-J-

CERNO) =

YOU CAN REST ASSURED THAT I SHALL CONTIfiUE TO GIVE ALL THE

COURTESIES AND PERSONAL ASSISTANCE THAT I HAVE D O N E IB THE

PAST, oUT THIS IS ftS FROR ONE SOLDIER TO AKOTHSRJS I HOPE YOU

ARE E N J O Y I N G THE LOVELY CLIMATE OF S R I N A G A R , THE FLOWERS AND

THE FRUIT. =

P9 =

WITH MY PERSONAL REGARDS 1C YOU, YOUR SINCERELY, UNQUOTE

TWO, THE LITERAL TEXT OF COAS LETTER OF 23 J A N U A R Y 1972

REFERRED TO ABOVE WAS REFERRED TO HEMYORK IM MY UBMOfi 61 OF

£5 J A N U A R Y 72 PARA FOUR.

THHEE. REFEF.E»CE GEK W A N E K S H A W S STATEHBKT THAT fiUOT£ ALL s

PiO =

U N P R O V O K E D FIRE THROUGHOUT OUR RESPECTIVE BORDERS SHOULD 8£

STOPPED UWSUOTE THIS MOR«If lG THE OFFICER-IN-CHARGE OF UN

TEAM Itf BARAWULA WAS APPROACHED BY THE COLONEL GENERAL STAFF

OF THE FORM AT 10 S IM THAT AREA A f v D WHO ADVISED T H A T THE PAKISTAN

AHKY V/AS PKOVOKI8G ISCIDEfiTS 18 TH£ LIFA VALLEY A R E A BXV

FIRING A 1^0 =

Pli =

THAT IF IT CONTINUES THEY WILL RETALIATE. THE COLONEL GENERAL

STAFF EMPHASIZED THAT HE WAS ADVISING THIS INFORMATION OK AN

INFORMAL BASIS AND MOT OFFICIALLY. I HAVE HAD KO COMPLAINTS

OF ANY SUCH INCIDENT FRO-1*} THE PAKISTAN SIDE. I DRIKG THIS

MATTER TO YOUR ATTEHTICK AS IT =

IP 12 =

13 S U R P R I S I N G TO ME T H A T AFTER R E F U S I N G TO COSTACT NY O B S E R V E R S

•gsrwirr atfc;JLCX " w' si*. IJTOI?"rFrrctF'izw~t?FFK3Kvx'zj IHL 'uic r;rmTs~"WAY AND W I T H THIS IfiFCntfAL IJiFORMATIOS. PERHAPS SY THIS METHOD

U'BIA IS H O P I N G TO COHVIiiCE THAT IF TK£R£ IS A f ^ Y i i«EACH OF THE

AGfJE^Si^T F0:i A GTiUCI =

PU =

GEASSF1RE I T 2 S j l - C A U C C T H E Y V E R t P R O V O K E D I N T O F I R I N G .

F O U R * Ihi F O L L O W I K O A R T I C L E A P P E A R E D 0!-! PAGE 0 > i c OF T O D A Y S

TIf t££ OF I N D I A Q U O T f c S I R I C I CEASEFIRE FROM 3 P.M. TODAY. THE

CHlSFi O F T H E P A K I S T A N A N D I N D I A N A R M I E S HAVE A G R E E D T O DESERVE

A STRICT CEASEFIRE =

PH =

FROM 5sOO P.fl. TOMORROW, IT WAS OFFICIALLY AffNOUSCED IN R A W A L P I N D I

LODAY, THE AGREEHEtiT HAS SEEK A R R I V E D AT T H R O U G H THE GOOD OPTICS

£, Of THE C H I E F OF I HE UN OBSERVER T E A M IK IKD1A A;;;D P A K I S T A N ,

R f t j l C r A K I S T A H KEPOHTED* THE flNfJGUHCEMSNT SAID IT WAS HOPEO

THIS =

C/ Pl^ -

-QULD LEAD TO EASING QF TEHSIOB. USQUOTE THE ARTICLE CONTAINSc/

MC COSMEST OR D E N I A L 30 IT WOULD APPEAR THAT THE I R D I A M PUBLIC

f, AHE ttGtf U?iO£R TH£ IMPRESSIOtt THAT THE MACHINERY Gf UMW06IP IS

. t J E I f l G USED TO ASSIST !S^ THE OBSERVANCE OF THE STRICT CEASEFIRE

W H I L E G E N E R A L M A S E K S H A W S STATEMEKI SHOWS =

^ PiS/30/48 = • '

FIVE I HAVE SECT IKE FOLLOWING REPLY TO GENERAL WAKEKSKAWS

LtTXER CF £3 J U f J E IS72. SUDTE GEMERAL M A N E K S H A W COAS

I N D I A N ARMY FROM LT 6EWERAL TASSARA CHIEF M I L I T A R Y

03Ef! IHA3K YOU FOR YOUR SO LETTER DC 1^453/S/?103 OF £S

1SJ72, =

Pi7 s

TWO* YOU WILL UHDSBSTAKD T H A T BECAUSE OF THE ARTICLES PUBLISHED

IN THE P A K I S T A N TIMES WHICH WAS REPEATED IS THE TIKES OF

INDIA AND THE LETTER I RECEIVED FROM THE COA3 PAKISTAN AKNY

A3 DUCTED TO YOU II* MY OPS 45 OF 27 JUSE, I WISHED TO KNOW

IF =

FJS =

P E K h A P S TXSnE HAD t -FJCU A C H A I S E CF POLICY ON THE P A R T OF

I . i i J IA G>; Uv^OCIPS F l ' M C T l C M I X ' j . I CAi^ SEC FROM Y O U R KKP

THAT T H I S 13 ;c-T TH£ CASE.

T H R £ E , K i F E R S K C t YOUR P A R A G R A P H 7 , AS I C L A R I F I E D AT OUR L A S T

XE'ETI ivS U S t f O G I P ' S f i C L E F O L L O W I N G T H E C E A S E F I R E 2 H D E C C M S E R

TO USE ITS M A C H I N E R Y 10 KEEP THE SECURITY C O U N C I L I N F O R M E D ,

T H R O U G H THE S E C R E T A R Y G E H E R A L , OF BREACHES CF THE CEASEFIRE

ftufiEEtfStiT OK THE LIBS OF CONTROL. IT IS MCI A SUESTIOB OF

U K M O G I P ASSUniBG ITS PREVIOUS F U N C T I O N S 054 THE I®IAN SID£

OF THE CEASEFIRE' L I N E WHERE WE HAVE s

pao s

NOT BEEM PERMITTED TO OPERATE OM THE KARACHI AGREEPJEBT

BASIS BUT OWE OF ASSUi^IiSG NEW FOKCTI08S IN A C C O R D A N C E WITH

THE SECURITY COUNCIL'S DIRECTIVE AKD OM WHICH WE HAVE ALSO

BEEtt PERMUTED TO FUMCTIOS OM THE I N D I A N SIDE,

FOUR* K A K Y THA?^IKS F05^ YOUR GOOD DESIRES TO GIVE ALL s

IS.THE COURTESIES A WO PERSOKAL ASSISTANCE TO MY OBSERVER:

I A« VERY HAPPY FOR YOUR ASSURANCES THAT THIS WILL

COSTIKUE. WE ARE E f J J O Y I K f i , AS FAR AS IS FEASIBLE, OUS

STAV 18 J AKD K, YOUR PERSOUAL R E G A R D S ARE R E C I P R O C A T E D *

FIVE* I Ail MQ TK£ =

P22 =

P£RT1K£KT P A R T S OF Y O U R PERSONAL V I E W S TQ THE COAS P A K I S T A N

ARMY, I yJLL SE^D YOU A COPY. U N Q U O T E

FIVE. TO-10SPQW 25 JUiJE I JKTH1ND TO C O K V E Y THE P E R T I M E U T P O I H T 3

OF iii , 'JEKAL - - . iA .^ -Ka i iAyS LaiER TO TKt COAS P A K I S T A N ; ^0 T H A T

-2£ Q U I T i CL£?-.R AKD I J ^ I N

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T H SIDES.

SIX, I AH KEEPING A CLOSE WATCH OM EVESTS AND WILL ADVISE ANY

I DEVELOPMENT, +

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72

27 2

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Si 25 72 5 3s 00 28 1972 l545g/S/803 2& 1572

PSE READ OK 1125/1120 RPT 1125/1120.*.. "*

AY77 SA-31 S R I N A G A R 534/529 27 0822Z Pi/53/50 =

ETAT

U N A T IONS

N E W Y O R K =

OPS/49 FILE OPS 810

PLEASE PASS F O L L O W I N G MESSAGE TO COAS I N D I A N ARMY,

QUOTE.

TO G E N E R A L M A N E K S H A W COAS I N D I A N A R M Y FROM LT G E N E R A L

T A S S A R A CMO. INFO G U Y E R / U R Q U H A R T N E W Y O R K HQ.

THE F O L L O W I N G ARTICLE APPEARED IN P A K I S T A N TIMES DATED 27

J U N E =

P2 =

1972. SUBQUOTE.

STRICT E N F O R C E M E N T OF T R U C E FROM TODAY. THE CHIEFS OF A R M Y

STAFF OF P A K I S T A N AND I N D I A HAVE AGREED TO STRICTLY ENFORCE

CEASEFIRE FROM 3 PM ( P A K I S T A N S T A N D A R D TIME) TODAY, T H R O U G H

THE UN CHIEF M I L I T A R Y O B S E R V E R ' S GOOD OFFICES. A S T A T E M E N T

OF THE M I N I S T R Y OF =

P3/51 =

DEFENCE ISSUED IN RAWALPINDI LAST (MONDAY) NIGHT SAIDs THERE

HAS BEEN A CONSIDERABLE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF CEASEFIRE

VIOLATIONS IN THE RECENT PAST. PAKISTAN HAS BEEN KEEPING THE

CHEIF MILITARY OBSERVER, UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVERS

GROUP FOR INDIA AND PAKISTAN, INFORMED OF THESE BREACHES. =

P4 =

T H R O U G H T H E U M C H I E F M I L I T A R Y O B S E R V E R ' S C700D OFFICES T H E

C_

CHIEFS OF ARMY STAFF OF INDIA AND PAKISTAN HAVE AGREED TO-•*

''STRICTLY ENFORCE THE CEASEFIRE AGREEMENT WHICH COMES INTO

EFFECT AT 3 P.M. (PAKISTAN STANDARD TIME) I.E., 3s30 P.M.

(INDIAN STANDARD TIME) ON JUNE 27. IT IS =

P5 =

HOPED THAT THIS MEASURE WILL HELP EASE TENSION RESULTING FROM

CEASEFIRE VIOLATION. UNSUBQUOTE ON THE SAME SUBJECT I HAVE

TODAY RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM COAS PAKISTAN ARMY

DATED 27 JUME. SU3QUOTE, AFTER OUR DISCUSSION ON 17 JUNE

1972, THE DM0 INDIAN ARMY RANG UP ON =

PS/51 =

13 JUNE AND CONVEYED THAT AS A RESULT OF YOUR EFFORTS WITH

THE CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF INDIAN ARMY, HE HAS AGREED TO REDUCE

TENSION ALONG THE LINE OF CONTROL. THE TWO CHIEFS OF ARMY STAFF

HAVE AGREED TO STRICTLY ENFORCE CEASEFIRE WITH EFFECT FROM 1500

HOURS CWPST) =

P7 =

27 JUNE 1972. WE HAVE ALSO AGREED NEITHER TO STRENGTHEN EXISTING

DEFENCES ALONG THE LINE OF CONTROL, NOR TO TRY TO EDGE FORWARD

FROM THE PRESENT POSITIONS. YOUR ARE REQUESTED TO PLEASE ENFORCE

THE ABOVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE TWO CHIEFS AS FAR AS THE STATE

OF JAMMU =

PS =

AND KASHMIR IS CONCERNED AMD ASSIST IN REDUCING TENSION IN THE

AREA. UNSUBQUOTE AS I HAVE HAD NO ADVICE FROM YOU ON THIS SUBJECT.,

I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR STAND ON THE MATTER, UNQUOTE I DIRECTED

MY SOIC DELHI TO VISIT AHQ INDIAN ARMY FOR INFORMAL SOUNDINGS

ON =

P9 =

THE NEWSPAPER ARTICLE AND HE WAS ADVISED BY THE ACTING DIRECTOR

OF MILITARY OPERATIONS THAT THE INDIAN ARMY WAS IN DIRECT CON-

TACT WITH THE PAKISTAN ARMY AND THE MEWS REPORTED IN THE PAPER

c

C

f1.,

P9 =

THE N E W S P A P E R A R T I C L E AMD HE WAS ADVISED BY THE A C T I N G D I R E C T O R

OF M I L I T A R Y OPERATIONS THAT THE I N D I A N A R M Y WAS IN D I R E C T CON-

TACT W I T H T H E P A K I S T A N A R M Y A N D T H E NEWS REPORTED I N T H E PAPER

THAT THERE W O U L D BE A STRICT CEASEFIRE AS FROM 1500 WPT 27 J U N E

IS CORRECT. H

P10 =

HAD N O T H I N G TO A U G M E N T THIS STATMEMENT. THE A D M O FURTHER

STATED THAT IF SOMEBODY IS TO CLARIFY THE STATEMENT IN THE

PAPER THAT I N D I A A R R A N G E D THE CEASEFIRE T H R O U G H THE CMO, IT

IS UP TO THE CMO TO C L A R I F Y AS I N D I A HAS NOT SOUGHT THE C M C ' S

HEPLP BUT HAS DONE =

P i t / 2 7 =

THE N E G O T I A T I O N S DIRECT. I N D I A WISHES TO DEAL DIRECT W I T H THE

P A K I S T A N ARMY AMD IT IS NOT READY TO HAKE ANY STEPS THROUGH

THE U N M O G I P O R G A N I Z A T I O N +

( COL OPS/49 OPS SiO 27 1972 3 3 3«30 2727 17 1972 19 1500 27 72

1500 27 + ' 'C

AY238

SA-55 SSS S R I N A G A R 358/35 <5 23 0733Z Pi/52/50 =

ETAIPRIOR ITE

UNAT 10MS

NEW Y O R K =

U N M O G 352

GUYER/URQUHART FROM TASSAtfA

FOLLOWING MESSAGE FORWAJgD£e -£OASINDIAM ARMY

QUOTE

FOR GENERAL M A B E K S H A W , COAS I N D I A N ARE3Y FROtf LT G E N E R A L TASSARA,

CMO. HAVE BEEN INFORMED BY AUTHORITIES OH THE PAKISTAN SIDE THAT

I N C I D E N T S AS REPORTED IM MY OPS 40 DATED 13 JUKE AND s

P2 =

IN MY OPS 44 DATED 17 JUNE COHTtHUIHG AND CAUSIMG MILITARY

CASUALTIES. PAKISTAN AUTHORITIES HAVE COMPALINED TO UNMOGIPnflLu.juuu.iMr< —•"*

ABOUT SEW ALLEGED BREACHES OF THE CEASE FIRE IN THE CHAHI SPRING

AREA AMD REQUESTED THAT UN GOOD OFFICES BE SUED TO HAVE THESE

ALLEGED VIOLATIONS STOPPED*

r HW 2397 =

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AMD ARTILLERY FIRE <89 ROUNDS) ON 13 JUNE BETWEEN OSOO

AND 1100

HRS.

- NW 2397 ASD Btf 249S UNDER MG FIRE, HV 1993, NW 2095, NV 2495

AND =

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NW 2496 UNDER 3 INCH MORTAR AMD ARTILLERY FIRE (312 ROUNDS) ON

13 JUNE AT 1915 MRS TILL 14 JUNE AT OGOO HRS.

- NW 2595 UMDER MG, ROCKET LAUNCHER (6 ROUNDS) AND RECOILLESS RIFLE

FIRS (3 ROUNDS) ON IS JUNE BETWEEN 1330 AND IS50 =

P5 =

HRS A t v D OS IS J U N E AT 2230 HRS TILL 17 J U N E AT Oi>50 HRS.

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J U K E BETWEEN 0545 AND 1800 HRS.

- m 259S UNDER KG FIRE OK 17 JUNE AT 1800 HRS TILL IS JUKE =

P6 =

AT 0430 HRS.

-HW 25S5 UNDER HG AND 2 INCH M O R T A R FIRE 08 18 JUNE AT 1SOO HRS

TILL 19 J U K E AT OS00 HRS.

- BVI 23979 m 24$5, KVf 2436, NW £695 U N D E R 2 AMD 3 INCH M O R T A R Si-

FIRE (3S R O U N D S ) ON =

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IS JUNE BETMEEM OSOO AND QS55 KRS. "''"

- KW B5% UNDER HG FIRE ON 19 JUNE AT 1800 HRS TILL 20 JUNE AT A-

0530 HHS,

FOR YOUR COSSIDERATIOB AMD AUY ACTION DEEMED NECESSARY. PLEASE BE

ASSURED THAT UK GOOD OFFICES ARE AVAILABLE FOR ANY MATTER

WITHIN UNMOGIP =

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TERMS OF REFERENCE AND JURISDICTION -4-

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GUYER/URQUHART FROM TASSARA. FOLLOWING MESSAGE FORWARDED COAS

INDIAN ARMY

QUOTE

FOR GENERAL MANECKSHAW, COAS FROM LIEUTENANT GENERAL TASSARA, CMO,

HAVE BEEN INFORMED BY AUTHORITIES OK THE PAKISTAN SIDE THAT

INCIDENTS AS REPORTED IN MY OPS 40, FILE OPS 300 DATED 13 =

P2 =

J U N E 1972 C g N T I N U I J J G J J M B A T E D AND I N C L U D E SHELLING OF VILLAGES--- " • '

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SAKAHI NW 2589 AND CHAUKI NW 1993 CAUSING CIVILIAN CASUALTIES.

ALStfREPORTED THERE IS CONSIDERABLE RESENTMENT ON THE PART OF

CIVILIAN POPULATION IN AREAS AFFECTED AND CONSIDERABLE TENSION ON

THE PART OF MILITARY AS THEY CONSIDER THAT THE FIRING =

P3/S7 =

IS ONLY CREATING PROBLEMS AND CAUSING UNCERTAINTY REGARDING THE

CEASE FIRE AGREEMENT.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION AND ANY ACTION DEEMED NECESSARY. PLEASE BE

ASSURED THAT GOOD OFFICES ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE WITHIN UNMOGIP

TERMS OF REFERENCE AND JURISDICTION.

UNQUOTE

THESE I N C I D E N T S R E P O R T E D IN MY LETTER DATED IS J U N E PARA 11

J U N E , 13 J U N E , 15 J U N E F O R W A R D E D TO YOU W I T H DIPLOMATIC

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S A M A N I NW 2589 C H A U K I NW 1993 16 JUNE 11 JUNE 13 J U N E

15 JUNE +

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PRIME MINISTERS RETURN FROM UP COUNTRY W H I C H HE VISITED

D U R I N G LAST FIVE DAYS HAS BEEN DELAYED BY OHE DAY. HE WILL

BE BACK TODAY AND EYE HOPE TO SEE HIM TOMORROW OR SUNDAY = 1.0

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GVA 2389 GUYER/URQUHART FROM WINSPEARE. YOURJ5702. 1. AS

FORESEEN AND REPORTED SUBSEQUENT TO MY VISITS, BIHARI CIR-

CUMSTANCES HAVE OBVIOUSLY NOT IMPROVED. WHATEVER THE PHYSICAL

CONDITION OF BENGALI RETURNING REFUGEES AND OTHER DISPLACED

PERSONS THESE AT LEAST HAVE ADVANTAGE OF FEELING SECURE AND ABLE

TO MOVE FREELY IN SEARCH=

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OF MEANS OF SUPPORT. THE ONLY MEANINGFUL SOLUTION TO BIHARIPROBLEM STILL LIES IN ESTABLISHING POLITICAL CLIMATE WHICH WILLENABLE THEM TO FIND EMPLOYMENT, 2. MEANWHILE, WHILE CONSTANTHARPING BY WESTERN CORRESPONDENTS AND SOME INTERNATIONAL AGENCIESON BIHARI PREDICAMENT MAY CONTRIBUTE TO EXACERBATION OF ANTAGONISMTOWARDS BIHARIS ON PART OF BENGALIPOPULATION, THIS=

CONTINUING PRESSURE ALSO ENSURES THAT DACCA GOVERNMEMI REMAINS

CONSTANTLY AWARE OF PROBLEM AND DOES NOT THINK THIS IS SOMETHINGWHICH CAN MERELY BE WISHED AWAY. THUS I FIND IT USEFUL THATUNATIONS CONTINUE TO DRAW ATTENTION TO BIHARI SITUATION AND TOSUPPORT RELIEF ON THE APPROPRIATE SCALE FOR DISTRIBUTION TOMINORITIES::

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BY INTERNATIONAL REDCROSS OR OTHER AGENCY CHARGED WITH THIS

RESPONSIBILITY. THIS ARRANGEMENT, WHICH HAS ALREADY BEEN AGREED

BY UNROD, SHOULD CERTAINLY CONTINUE SO LONG AS NECESSARY AND

THE RELATIVELY SMALL AMOUNTS OF UNATIONS ASSISTANCE THUS GIVEN

SHOULD ENABLE US! FIRST, TO MAKE CLEAR TO GOVERNMENT THE SPECIAL

NEEDS OF=

MINORITIES AND THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DACCA AUTHORITIES IN THIS

REGARD; SECOND, TO MAINTAIN SOME INFLUENCE ON THE EFFECTIVE s---j

PROVISION OF AID TO M I N O R I T I E S : THIRD, TO LET WORLD O P I N I O N ^

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ETATPRIORITE

UNATIONS

NEWYORK =

UHMOG/270 OPS/20 IMMEDIATE

SOIC FROM CMO. VLEASE PASS THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE TO COAS INDIA.

INFO: GUYER/URQUHART NEWYORK

QUOTE* Sm MABEUHAW XCOM TASSARA.

DURING VISIT TO COAS PAKISTAN ON 5 MAY HE HANDED ME THE FOLLOWING

ALLEGED CEASEFIRE VIOLATIONS COMMITTED AGAIWST PAKISTAN BY INDIAN

P2/51/50 =

TROOPS. SUBQUOTE.

ONE. AREA HN 150S« MAP SHEET 43 N REFERS.

ON 24 APR 72 OWN TROOPS ON ROUTINE PATROLLING WERE FIRED

UPON BY INDIANS WHO HAD ENCROACHED INTO OWN TERRITORY IN

AREA NN 118830. INDIANS FURTHER ENCROACHED INTO OUR

TERRITORY AND OCCUPIED HILL =

P3 =

FEATURES IN AREA M 1508. ON 25 APR 72 INDIANS FIRED

f I

FEATURES IN AREA HN 1508. ON 25 APR 72 INDIANS FIRED ON

OUR TROOPS IN THE AREA WITH MACHINE GUNS, RIFLES AND

MORTARS. THE STRENGTH OF INDIANS IN THIS AREA IS APPRO-

XIMATELY A BATTALION MINUS. ON 25 AND 26 APR 72 INDIAN

HELICOPTERS BROUGHT IN MORE =

P4 =

REINFORCEMENTS, SUPPLIES AND AMMUNITION INTO THIS AREA. THE

INDIAN TROOPS IN THIS AREA CONTINUED TO STRENGTHEN THEIR

POSITIONS AND FIRED ON OUR TROOPS THEREAFTER*

ON 2 MAY 72 ANOTHER BATTALION STRENGTH OF THE INDIANS WAS

SPOTTED IN AREA NN 1383 MOVING NORTH, THESE ARE ADDITIONAL

TROOPS =

P5 =

SENT BY THE INDIANS TO REINFORCE HIS POSITIONS IN AREA OF

ENCROKCHMENT.

X TWO. LIPA VALLEY AREA,

TWO COMPANIES ATTACK LAUNCHED BY INDIA ON 4 MAY ON POSITION

IN AREA NL 9035. FURTHER ATTACKS LAUNCHED AL

INST SAME

PMSITI ON BY INDIA ON 5 MAY. SUBUNQUOTE MATTER REFERRED

UNDER =

P6/10=

UN GOOD OFFICES FOR ANY ACTION CONSIDERED NECESSARY* UNQUOTE +

COL UNMOG/270 OPS/20 5 1508 43 24 72 110330 1508 25 72025 2S 72

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UNATIONS

NEW YORK =

UNMOG/268 GUYER/URQUHART FROM TASSARA.

1* FURTHER TO MY U B M O G 259, THE F O L L O W I N G BREACHES OF THE

CEASEFIRE^WERE REPORTED D U R I N G THE PERIOD 30 APR - 06

MAY. ALL T I M I N G S WPT.

A. 30 APR* LA IN KOTLI REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED =

P2/52 =

WITH MACHINE GUNS AT NR 2015, NR 1913 CNAUSHERA CHECK POST AREA)

ON 28 APR FROM 0845 TILL 1000 WPT.

LA IN RAWALKOT REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS (100

MEW IN EACH LOCATION TOTAL 300) CROSSED THE LINE OF

CONTROL AND WENT TO NR 247812, =

P3 =

NR 256819 AND NR 268817 CDODA AREA) ON 27 APR AT

0800 MRS AND FIRED 2 BURSTS WITH MACHINE GUN AT NR

2383 ON 27 APR AT 1100 HRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

- LA IN RAWALAKOT REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 68

ROUNDS WITH 4.2 INCH MORTARS =

P4/51 =

TO NR 3293 AND NR 3393 CKOPRA AREA) ON 27 APR FROM

1000 TILL 1500 HRS. AN UNSPECIFIED NUMBER OF PEOPLE

ARE REPORTED TO BE INJURED.

- LA IN DOMEL REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS CONE COMPANY

STRENGTH) CROSSED THE LINE OF CONTROL AND WENTTO

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P5/49 =

CLIPA VALLEY AREA IN AN AREA ON THE I N D I A N SIDE OF THE

CFL BUT CLAIMED BY THE P A K I S T A N I A U T H O R I T I E S AS

BEING UNDER THEIR CONTROL) ON 27 APR FROM 0410 TILL

0440 HRS.

HR REPORTS ALSO THE FOLLOWING FIRING INCIDENTS WITH

ARTILLERY IN THE LIPA VALLEY AREA:

P6/52

- 37 ROUNDS AT ML 9340, NL 9440 ON 26 APR FROM 079 TILL

1445 HRS.

- 30 ROUNDS AT ML 9399, NL 9439 ON 27 APR FROM 0235 TILL

0310 HRS.

AND THE FOLLOWING FIRING INCIDENTS WITH HEAVY MORTARSS

- 3 ROUNDS AT NL 9340, =

P7 r

NL 9440 ON 27 APR AT 1500 HRS.

- 15 ROUNDS AT NL 9440 ON 28 APR AT 0300 HRS.

NO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

- LA IN BHIMBER REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED WITH

MACHINE GUN AT NW 54S7, NW 556S, NW 5567 CCHAAMB AREA) =

P8 =

ON 28 APR AT 2300 HRS TILL 29 APR AT 0100 HRS. NO

CASUALTIES REPORTED.

B. 03 WAY LA IN KOTLI REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED

WITH MACHINE GUNS AT NR 1310 CNAUSHERA CHECKPOST AREA)

ON 01 MAY AT 1205 HRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED. =

P9 =

- LA IN RAWALAKOT REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 20

ROUNDS WITH 4*2 CNCH MORTARS AT NR 2581 CDODA AREA)

ON 30 APR FROM 1030 TILL 1300 HRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

AND THAT INDIAN TROOPS (TOTAL NOT STATED) CROSSED THE

LI WE OF CONTROL AND WENT =

TO' NR 256819 ON 30 APR AT 1150 HRS.

C. 04 MAY LA IN RAWALAKOT REPORT THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED

5 BURSTS WITH MACHINE GUNS AT NR 0562 (PUNCH CHECK POST

AREA) ON 02 MAY AT 0835 HRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED,

- LA IN DOM EL =

Pll =

REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 1 ROUND WITH HEAVY

MORTAR AT NL 9340 (LIPA VALLEY AREA) ON 30 APR AT 0945

MRS* AND 1 ROUND WITH HEAVY MORTAR AT NL 9340 ON 01

MAY AT 1135 HRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

- LA IN DOMEL REPORTS THAT =

P12/51 =

FOLLOWING INCIDENTS VJITH HEAVY MORTARS IN THE CHHOTA

KAZINAG AREAS

- 17 ROUNDS AT NM 0421 ON 30 APR AT 1300 HRS*

- 4 ROUNDS AT ,„ 0219 OH 30 APR AT 2340 HRS.

- 6 ROUNDS AT MM 0421 ON 01 MAY AT 1730 HRS. =

P13 =

- 11 ROUNDS AT NM 0421 AND M 0220 ON 01 MAY AT 1130 HRS.

HR ALSO REPORTED THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 3 BURSTS WITH

MG AT NM 0422 ON 01 MAY AT 0220 HRS. NO CASUALTIES

REPORTED.

- LA IN RAWALAKOT REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED =

P14/49 =

150 ROUNDS WITH 4.2 INCH MORTARS AND 25 POUNDER GUNS

AT NR 3292 (LOPRA AREA) FROM 01 MAY 1400 HRS TILL 02

MAY 0300 HRS.

- AND S8 ROUNDS WITH 4.2 INCH MORTARS AND 25 POUNDER GUNS

FROM 0530 TILL 1500 HRS. NO CASUALTIEU REPORTED. =

P15 =

D. 05 MAY LA IH KOTLI REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 20

ROUHDS WITH MACHINE GUNS AT NR 1612 CNAUSHERA CHECK

D«*05 MAY LA IN KOTLI REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 20

ROUNDS WITH MACHINE GUNS AT NR 1612 (NAUSHERA CHECK

POST AREA) ON 03 MAY AT 1730 HRS. AND WITH RIFLES AND

MACHINE GUNS AT 2300 HRS. WO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

- LA IN RAWALAKOT REPORTS =

PIS =

THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 9 ROUNDS WITH 4.2 INCH MORTARS

AND 25 POUNDERS GUNS AT NR 3293 CKOPRA AREA) ON 02 MAY

FROM 2000 TILL 2300 HRS. HO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

- LA IN RAWALAKOT REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 4 BURSTS

WITH MACHINE GUNS AT NR 2383 =

P17 =

CDODA AREA) ON 02 MAY AT 1600 HRS. WO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

- LA IN KOTLI REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 180 ROUNDS

WITH MACHINE GUNS AT KR 1612 CNAUSHERA CHCKPOST AREA)

ON 04 MAY FROM 0730 TILL 1000 HRS. AND 100 ROUNDS WITH

MORTARS AND =

PIS =

20 R O U N D S W I T H RECOILLESS RIFLE FROM 04 MAY 2030 HRSTILL 05 MAY 0030 HRS. AN UNSPECIFIED NUMBER OF CASUALTIESREPORTED.E. 06 MAY LA IN RAWALAKOT REPORTS THE FOTLOWING FIRING INCIDENTS

WITH 25 POUNDER GUNS AND 4.2 INCH MORTARS IN THE KOPRA

AREA;- 40 =

P19 =

R O U N D S AT NR 3293 AND NR 3393 ON 03 MAY FROM 1600 TILL

2300 HRS.

- 140 R O U N D S AT NR 3292 ON 04 MAY FROM 0300 TILL 1500 HRS.

- 50 R O U N D S AT HR 3292 ON 04 MAY FROM 1630 TILL 1730 HRS.

- LA IN DOMEL REPORTS =

P20 -

IITHI wnn ntav i

ASP NL 9340 CLIP A VALLEY AREA) ON 04 MAY AT 0130 MRS AND

F I R I N G W I T H M O R T A R S AND ARTILLERY AT NL 9735 AND NL 9334

ON 04 MAY FROM 0300 TILL 0400 MRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED.

- HE REPORTS F I R I N G =

P21/48 =

W I T H RIFLES AND M A C H I N E GUNS AT NL 9535 AND NL 9735 ON

04 MAY AT 0130 MRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED*

- HE ALSO REPORTS THAT I N D I A N TROOPS ( S T R E N G T H 4) CROSSED

THE L I N E OF CONTROL AND WENT TO NL 975371 ON 03 MAY AT

1030 MRS +

L

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COL UNMOG/268 1 259 30 06 30 2015 1913 28 0845 100S 100 300

247312 256819 268817 27 0800 2 2383 27 1100 68 4.2

3293 3393 27 1000 1500 941404 27 0410 0440 37 9340 9440 26

0730 1445 30 9339 9439 27 0235 0310 3 9340 9440 27 1500

15 9440 28 0300 5467 5566 5567 28 2300 29 0100 03 1310 01

1205 20 4.2 2581 30 1030 1300 256819 30 1150 04 5 0562 02

0835 1 93

0 30 0945 1 9340 01 1135 17 0421 30 1300

4 0219 30 2340 6 0421 01 1730 11 0421 0220 01 1130 3 0422

01 0220 150 4.2 25 3292 01 1400 02 0300 80 4.2 25 0530 1500

05 20 1612 03 1730 2300 9 4.2 25 3293 02 2000 2300 4 2383

02 1600 180 1612 04 0730 1000 100 20 04 2030 05 0030 06

25 4.2 40 3293 3393 03 1600 2300 3292 04 0800 1500 140

3292 04 0800 1500 50 3292 04 1630 1730 1 9340 04 0130 9735

9334 04 0300 0400 9535 9735 04 0130 4 975371 03 1030 +

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OMNIPRESS

NEWYORK = UNI 1C 143 FOR HO OP I FROM YACOUB =tCD

A PAKISTAN MINISTRY OF DEFENCE PRESS RELEASE,' ;f> UBLISHED IN

SATURDAYS PAPERS, SAID QUOTE A NUMBER OF CLASHES HAVE,TAKEN

PLACE BETWEEN PAKISTAN AND INDIAN TROOPS IN THE NORTHERN AREAS

AND THE KASHMIR SECTOR FOLLOWING INDIAN ATTEMPS TO ENCROACH=

P2/

UPON PAKISTANS TERRITORY UNQUOTE* BOTH SIDES HAVE' SUFFERED

CASUALTIES AND QUOTE FIGHTING CONTINUES IN KASHMIR SECTOR UNQUOTE,

THE REPORT ADDED* THE INDIANS HAVE NOW BUILT UP, THE REPORT SAID,

QUOTE APPROXIMATELY A BATTALION STRENGTH IN THE AREA OF ENCROACHMENT

UNQUOTE/ UNATIONS OBSERVERS, IT=

P3/

SAID, HAVE BEEN QUOTE FULLY APPRISED UNQUOTE OF THE SITUATION

CREATED BY THE INDIAN ARMY- ANOTHER PRESS RELEASE OF THE PAKISTAN

DEFENCE MINISTRY SAID, QUOTE INDIA HAS COMMITTED FRESH BREACHES

OF CEASEFIRE IN THE KASHMIR AND LAHORE SECTORS AND PAKISTAN IN

LODGING A STRONG PROTEST WITH DELHI=

PA/

OVER THESE VIOLATIONS UNQUOTE. PARA PAKISTAN TIMES, IN AN

EDITORIAL ENTITLED, QUOTE UNCTAD Ills BLEAK PORTENTS UNQUOTE,

SAID THE QUOTE IMPOVERISHED DEVELOPING COUNTRIES HAD PINNED GREAT

HOPES IN THE CURRENT SESSION OF Uiv'CTAD III AMD THOUGHT THAT IT

WOULD INITIATE POSITIVE STEPS TO CORRECT THE=

P5/

c.

P5/

IMBALANCES IN GLOBAL TRADE AND RECTILY THE DISTORTIONS OF

INTERNATIONAL AID UNQUOTE. BUT THE CONFERENCE, IT SAID, QUOTE

HAS SO FAR MADE LITTLE HEADWAY UNQUOTE. IT POINTED OUT THAT QUOTE

POLITICS DOMINATED THE FIRST PHASE UNQUOTE OF TME CONFERENCE

PS/

BIG POWERS, QUOTE DELIBERATELY SIDE-TRACKED MAJOR ECONMIC ISSUESUNQUOTE, WORSE, IT SAID, THE INDUSTRIALISED NATIONS HAVE QUOTEJUST TURNED D O W N UNQUOTE A PROPOSAL BY GROUP OF 77 TO INSTITUTESPECIAL CENTRAL FUND FOR THE 25 LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES THE PAPER

SUGGESTED IMPLEMENTATION OF THE =

PI/

DECISIONS OF UNCTAD I AND /8S AND ADOPT QUOTE A VIGOROUS INTERNATIONAL

DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY UNQUOTE IN KEEPING WITH THE AIMS AND OBJECTS

OF THE CURRECT UNATIONS DEVELOPMENT DECADE. FAILURE OF THE CURRENT

DECADE, IT WARNED, WOULD QUOTE FURTHER CORRODE UNQUOTE THE CONFIDENCE

OF THE THIRD WORLD IN=

PS/63/52 =

THE UNATIONS. IT MAY EVEN LEAD TO QUOTE A NEW AND FIERCE CONFLICT

BETWEEN THE HAVES AND HAVE-NOTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

UNQUOTE, IT ADDED, THE ONLY WAY TO WARD OFF THIS THREAT QUOTE

IS TO SAVE UNCTAD III FROM ENDING UP IN FIASCO UNQUOTE, IT SAID.

ENDALL FYI THIS IS LAST CABLE BY YACOUB FROM ISLAMABAD=

OMNIPRESS ISLAMABAD+

COL UNIIC 143 UNPIIC 81 UNPIIC 81 77 25++

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DA-ISO NEWDELHI 413 6 0735Z:

PRESS

OflWIPRE S

NEWYORK=

V

UNDIC 133 FYI. A C C O R D I N G TO I N D I A N EXPRESS WHILE PRID1INISTERS MRS

G A N D H I WHO WAS INFORMED OF CLASHES BETWEEN I N D I A N AND P A K I S T A N I

Jm¥H>!ffi*^R£B-^e^TO-e*WeEirra^

HOLIDAY IN HILLS OF UTTAR PRADESH, GOVERNMENT IS KEEPING AYE

CLOSE WATCH ON SITUATION.:

P2=

PRESS CARRY THIS M O R N I N G STORIES ON CLASHES IN FRONT PAGES BUT

ALL I N D I A R A D I O DID NOT BROADCAST THIS M O R N I N G ANY NEWS DESPATCH.

PARA TIMES OF INDIA STORY ON CLASHES QUOTE IW MOST PROVOCATIVE

OF SCORES OF CEASE-FIRE V I O L A T I O N S COMMITTED BY PAKISTAN SINCE

DECEMBER W A R , PAKISTANI TROOPS IN B A T T A L I O H =

P3=

STRENGTH SUPPORTED BY ARTILLERY THIS M O R N I N G (5 MAY) ATTACKED

AND I N D I A N POSITION IN KAIYAN AREA, IS KILOMETRES SOUTH-EACH OF

TITHWAL IN KASHMIR. THEY MOUNTED A SECOND ATTACK IN AFTERNOONRM

DEFENCE M I N I S T R Y SOURCES H D R E SAID F I G H T I N G WAS STILL G O I N G

ON THIS E V E N I N G . P A K I S T A N I BUILD-UP IN OCCUPIED =

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*. if

P4 =

KASHMIR HAS BECOME I N C R E A S I N G L Y P R O N O U N C E D IN PAST FEW WEEKS

UNQUOTE, PARA PTI STORY QUOTE OBSERVERS IN DELHI ARE PUZZLED

AT A T T A C K W H I C H COMES W I T H I N AYE WEEK OF EMISSARY-LEVEL TALKS AT

M U R R E E IN SEARCH OF AYE DURABLE PEACE IN S U B C O N T I N E N T . THEY WONDER

WHETHER P A K I S T A N I S ARE D O I N G THIS DELIBERATELY TG =

RAISE QUESTION IN U N A T I O N S OR WHETHER TIS AYE MERE LOCAL I N C I D E N T .

P A K I S T A N HAS ALREADY COMMITTED AYE SERIES OF CEASE-FIRE VIOLA-

. T I O N S ON ENTIRE WESTERN FRONT WHILE AT SAME TIME COMPLAINING

TO U N A T I O N S ABOUT SO-CALLED I N D I A N CEASE-FIRE VIOLATIONS

STOP SOME OBSERVERS WONDER WHETHER THERE IS AMY OUTSIDE INSPIRATION

FOR ACTION.:

P6BC

QGOVERNMEHT IS W A T C H I N G SITUATION CLOSELY UNQUOTE. PARA UNI

STORY QUOTE M I L I T A R Y OBSERVERS HERE DESCRIBED P A K I S T A N ' S ACTION

ASAYE CALCULATED BID TO TAKE BACK SOME OF TERRITORY IT LOST

AS AN ATTEMPT BY PAKISTANI FORCES IN AREA TO CATCH=

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HE " S I T U A T I O N TN~~THE NORTHERN AREA OF THE DOMEL SECTOR PARTICU-L A R

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KAZINAG AREAS* IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT BUGINA AREA IS CLAIMED BY

THE INDIANS AS BEING IN THEIR HANDS (DENIED BY THE PAKISTANI AUTHO-

RITIES) AND CHHOTA KAZIHAG AREA IS CLAIMED BY THE PAKISTANI AS

BEING IN THEIR HANDS (DENIED BY THE INDIAN AUTHORITIES). AS NO

SPECIAL =

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REDUCE THE TENSION IN THESE AREAS IT IS SUSPECTED THAT BOTH SIDES

ARE FIGHTING. 2. THE FOLLOWING ALLEGED BREACHES OF THE CEASEFIRE

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REPORTS =

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THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 60 ROUNDS WITH HEAVY MORTARS AND 3500

ROUNDS WITH MACHINE GUNS AT ML 9766,HL. 9868 AMD NL S669 (BUGINA AREA)

ON 11 APR AT 0530 HRS. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED. LA IN DOMEL REPORTS

THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 300 ROUNDS WITH HEAVY =

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tvl 3668, HL 9669, NL 9269, NL 9369 AND WL 9470 CBUGINA AREA) ON

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GUNS AT HL 9766, NL 9667, EL 9668 AND NL 9669 ON 12 APR FROM 0500

TILL 1115 HRS AND 100 ROUNDS WITH HEAVY MORTARS AND 1500 ROUNDS WITH

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AT NL 893362 CLIPA VALLEY AREA) ON 15 APR AT 0900 HRS. NO CASUALTIES

REPORTED. LA IN DOMEL REPORTS THAT INDIAN TROOPS FIRED 5 BURSTS WITH

MACHINE GUNS AT NL 9315 CCHHOTA KAZINAG AREA) OH 15 APR AT 1430 HRS.

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