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Bangladesh Liberation War
Part of the independence of Bangladesh, the Indo-Pakistani conflicts, and the Cold War

Clockwise from top left: Martyred Intellectuals Memorial; Bangladesh Forces howitzer; A. A. K. Niazi signs the Pakistani Instrument of Surrender to the joint forces in the presence of Jagjit Singh Aurora; and the PNS Ghazi
Date
  • 26 March – 16 December 1971
  • (8 months, 2 weeks and 6 days)
Location
Result Bangladeshi-Indian victory
Territorial
changes
East Pakistan secedes from Pakistan as the People's Republic of Bangladesh
Belligerents
 Bangladesh
India (after 3 Dec.)
Pakistan
Commanders and leaders
Political:
Provisional Government of Bangladesh Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Provisional Government of Bangladesh Tajuddin Ahmad
India Indira Gandhi

Military:
Provisional Government of Bangladesh M. A. G. Osmani
Provisional Government of Bangladesh M. A. Rab
Provisional Government of Bangladesh A. K. Khandker
Provisional Government of Bangladesh Ziaur Rahman
Provisional Government of Bangladesh K. M. Shafiullah
Provisional Government of Bangladesh Khaled Mosharraf
India Sam Manekshaw
India Jagjit Singh Aurora

Political:
 Yahya Khan
 Hamid Khan
Tikka Khan
Abdul Motaleb Malik

Military:
Pakistan A. A. K. Niazi
Pakistan Rao Farman Ali
Pakistan Khadim Hussain Raja


Militias:
Ghulam Azam Executed
Syed Khwaja Khairuddin
Motiur Rahman Nizami Executed
Fazlul Chaudhry (POW)
Units involved
 Mukti Bahini
 Indian Armed Forces

 Pakistan Armed Forces


Paramilitary and Militias:

Strength
Provisional Government of Bangladesh 175,000
India 250,000
Pakistan ~91,000 regular troops
280,000 paramilitary forces
~25,000 militiamen
Casualties and losses
Provisional Government of Bangladesh ~30,000 killed
India 1,426–1,525 killed
3,611–4,061 wounded
Pakistan 5,866 killed
~10,000 wounded
90,000–93,000 captured (including 79,676 troops and 10,324–12,192 local militiamen)
Civilian deaths: Estimates range between 300,000 and 3,000,000.
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