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Pakistan Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa suggested ways of achieving peace and prosperity in Pakistan through military cooperations with India, as per reports by UK-based think-tank Royal Unites Services Institute (RUSI).&nbsp;

As per the report, General Bajwa had recently invited Sanjay Vishwasrao, the Indian military attache, and his team to the Pakistan Day military parade in Islamabad in March.&nbsp;

After two weeks, General Bajwa reportedly said that he wanted peace and dialogue with India. Bajwa while addressing a passing-out parade of cadets said, "That only through comprehensive and meaningful dialogue a solution could be found for the disputes between the two countries", as quoted by European think-tank European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS).

This came following Indian army Chief General Bipin Rawat's statement of April 15 saying that peace is the only solution to improve the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and it could be ensured through a dialogue between India and Pakistan.

He said that Islamabad “remains committed to such a dialogue, but only on the basis of sovereign equality, dignity and honour.”

The peaceful resolution of India-Pakistan disputes, including the core issue of Kashmir, can be found through comprehensive and meaningful dialogue, Bajwa had said earlier.

Moreover, the report further mentioned that that senior Pakistani officer Lieutenant General Aamir Riaz headed the first ever high-level contact group with India as Director-General Military Operations.

The report added that another top officer, Major General Ahmed Hayat, the Director General of analysis wing of the Inter-Services-Intelligence (ISI), authored the so-called "India Plan" in 2013, which tried to ascertain how and when Pakistan should approach India, suggesting that Pakistan military would approach India after Islamabad strengthened it defence diplomacy without pressure or threats from Washington DC.

"It is a no-brainer that one cannot live in an environment of perpetual enmity with a neighbour six times your size, but the indicators have to be right," he said.

The report further said that with a sustained approach by the Pakistan military to India, it could only be a matter of time before New Delhi agrees to at least talk to Islamabad for improving relations and pressing for peace and stability.&nbsp;

(With ANI inputs)

As per the report, General Bajwa had recently invited Sanjay Vishwasrao, the Indian military attache, and his team to the Pakistan Day military parade in Islamabad in March

Pakistan Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa suggested ways of achieving peace and prosperity in Pakistan through military cooperations with India, as per reports by UK-based think-tank Royal Unites Services Institute (RUSI). As per the report, General Bajwa had recently invited Sanjay Vishwasrao, the Indian military attache, and his team to the Pakistan Day military parade in Islamabad in March. After two weeks, General Bajwa reportedly said that he wanted peace and dialogue with India. Bajwa while addressing a passing-out parade of cadets said, "That only through comprehensive and meaningful dialogue a solution could be found for the disputes between the two countries", as quoted by European think-tank European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS). This came following Indian army Chief General Bipin Rawat's statement of April 15 saying that peace is the only solution to improve the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and it could be ensured through a dialogue between India and Pakistan. He said that Islamabad “remains committed to such a dialogue, but only on the basis of sovereign equality, dignity and honour.” The peaceful resolution of India-Pakistan disputes, including the core issue of Kashmir, can be found through comprehensive and meaningful dialogue, Bajwa had said earlier. Moreover, the report further mentioned that that senior Pakistani officer Lieutenant General Aamir Riaz headed the first ever high-level contact group with India as Director-General Military Operations. The report added that another top officer, Major General Ahmed Hayat, the Director General of analysis wing of the Inter-Services-Intelligence (ISI), authored the so-called "India Plan" in 2013, which tried to ascertain how and when Pakistan should approach India, suggesting that Pakistan military would approach India after Islamabad strengthened it defence diplomacy without pressure or threats from Washington DC. "It is a no-brainer that one cannot live in an environment of perpetual enmity with a neighbour six times your size, but the indicators have to be right," he said. The report further said that with a sustained approach by the Pakistan military to India, it could only be a matter of time before New Delhi agrees to at least talk to Islamabad for improving relations and pressing for peace and stability. (With ANI inputs)

Pakistan can achieve peace and prosperity through military talks with India: General Bajwa

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Pakistan Army said today that Army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa was not against the 18th amendment but simply wants to ensure the provinces are capable of making the decisions as it clarified that if a 'Bajwa doctrine' exists its scope is limited to security measures only.

The landmark 18th amendment that has lent greater autonomy to the provinces was passed unanimously by parliament with all major political parties on board.

"Every army chief has their own perspective and General Bajwa's is to promote peace which existed in the past. That is what the Bajwa doctrine is," Army spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor said while addressing a press conference.

Gen Bajwa recently met a group of journalists and explained his doctrine which was being seen as a template for bringing peace and security to Pakistan and the region.

Ghafoor said the army chief's views in his informal meeting with journalists may have been misrepresented by some.

"There was a lot of talk about the 18th Amendment," he said. "The army chief never said that as a whole 18th Amendment is not good amendments are brought because the Constitution remained incomplete in certain aspects."

Ghafoor said that the army supports empowerment of provinces and rejected the idea that Gen Bajwa expressed desire to undo delegation of powers to province by the previous government.

He also said that Pakistan was committed to complete multi-billion dollars China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) which will benefit the entire region.

"We wish for CPEC to be successful. It will bring prosperity to the whole region. If India sees it as a threat, it (such thinking) will negatively affect the region. If our contributions are seen as negative, this will affect the region's stability," he said.

Ghafoor said Pakistan was sending troops to Saudi Arabia under the bilateral security agreement of 1982 to help in "training and advise" the Saudi government to maintain internal stability.

Ghafoor said that the army supports empowerment of provinces and rejected the idea that Gen Bajwa expressed desire to undo delegation of powers to province by the previous government.

Pakistan Army said today that Army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa was not against the 18th amendment but simply wants to ensure the provinces are capable of making the decisions as it clarified that if a 'Bajwa doctrine' exists its scope is limited to security measures only. The landmark 18th amendment that has lent greater autonomy to the provinces was passed unanimously by parliament with all major political parties on board. "Every army chief has their own perspective and General Bajwa's is to promote peace which existed in the past. That is what the Bajwa doctrine is," Army spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor said while addressing a press conference. Gen Bajwa recently met a group of journalists and explained his doctrine which was being seen as a template for bringing peace and security to Pakistan and the region. Ghafoor said the army chief's views in his informal meeting with journalists may have been misrepresented by some. "There was a lot of talk about the 18th Amendment," he said. "The army chief never said that as a whole 18th Amendment is not good amendments are brought because the Constitution remained incomplete in certain aspects." Ghafoor said that the army supports empowerment of provinces and rejected the idea that Gen Bajwa expressed desire to undo delegation of powers to province by the previous government. He also said that Pakistan was committed to complete multi-billion dollars China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) which will benefit the entire region. "We wish for CPEC to be successful. It will bring prosperity to the whole region. If India sees it as a threat, it (such thinking) will negatively affect the region. If our contributions are seen as negative, this will affect the region's stability," he said. Ghafoor said Pakistan was sending troops to Saudi Arabia under the bilateral security agreement of 1982 to help in "training and advise" the Saudi government to maintain internal stability.

'Bajwa doctrine' exists for security measures only: Pak Army

Pakistan Army has formulated a training policy for next three years starting from July 1st, 2017. The latest move is being seen as Pakistan&#39;s attempt to create a territorial army.

Pak Army has divided their training policy into three phases. In the first phase named &#39;&#39;back to basic&#39; which started from July 2017 to June 30th, 2018 is the foundation tier at the disposal of Commanding Officers for organizing and conducting training. The first phase is designated as &#39;The Year of Unit Training&#39;.

In the second phase from July 1st to June 30th, 2019 the focus will be on &#39;configuration tier&#39; training. In this phase, training will take place at the brigade and division level within the ambit of operational contingencies, while also catering employment in sub-conventional warfare and internal security. It will be called &#39;formation level training&#39;.

In the third phase due to start from July 1st, 2019 to June 30th, 2020, sub-conventional warfare will be the keystone tier training for command level. It will enable training graduation to &#39;Capstone Tier&#39;. It will be called &quot;Command/Army&#39;&#39; Level.

Since new Chief of Pakistan Army General Qamar Javed Bajwa took charge his focus has been to modernise the Pakistan Army.

Since new Chief of Pakistan Army General Qamar Javed Bajwa took charge his focus has been to modernise the Pakistan Army.

Pakistan Army has formulated a training policy for next three years starting from July 1st, 2017. The latest move is being seen as Pakistan's attempt to create a territorial army. Pak Army has divided their training policy into three phases. In the first phase named ''back to basic' which started from July 2017 to June 30th, 2018 is the foundation tier at the disposal of Commanding Officers for organizing and conducting training. The first phase is designated as 'The Year of Unit Training'. In the second phase from July 1st to June 30th, 2019 the focus will be on 'configuration tier' training. In this phase, training will take place at the brigade and division level within the ambit of operational contingencies, while also catering employment in sub-conventional warfare and internal security. It will be called 'formation level training'. In the third phase due to start from July 1st, 2019 to June 30th, 2020, sub-conventional warfare will be the keystone tier training for command level. It will enable training graduation to 'Capstone Tier'. It will be called "Command/Army'' Level. Since new Chief of Pakistan Army General Qamar Javed Bajwa took charge his focus has been to modernise the Pakistan Army.

Pak army on modernisation path under General Bajwa

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WION Evening news brief, February 22, 2018

Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa today warned that any Indian &quot;aggression&quot; or &quot;misadventure&quot; will always get a most befitting response.

 
He made the remarks during his visit to the Line of Control and Working Boundary in Khuiratta and Ratta Arayan sectors, the Inter-Services Public Relations said.

 
The army chief met local commanders, who briefed him about alleged ceasefire violations, especially alleged targeting of the civilian population across the LoC and WB, it said.

 
&quot;Our commitment to abide by the ceasefire agreement of 2003 should never be misconstrued as response limitation. Indian aggression or any misadventure shall always get a most befitting response,&quot; Gen Bajwa said.

 
He directed enhanced protective measures including construction of more community shell protection shelters for civil population.

 
Later, he visited Combined Military Hospital in Sialkot to meet injured citizens due to recent Indian shelling, the ISPR said in a statement.&nbsp;

General Bajwa made the remarks during his visit to the Line of Control and Working Boundary in Khuiratta and Ratta Arayan sectors

Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa today warned that any Indian "aggression" or "misadventure" will always get a most befitting response. He made the remarks during his visit to the Line of Control and Working Boundary in Khuiratta and Ratta Arayan sectors, the Inter-Services Public Relations said. The army chief met local commanders, who briefed him about alleged ceasefire violations, especially alleged targeting of the civilian population across the LoC and WB, it said. "Our commitment to abide by the ceasefire agreement of 2003 should never be misconstrued as response limitation. Indian aggression or any misadventure shall always get a most befitting response," Gen Bajwa said. He directed enhanced protective measures including construction of more community shell protection shelters for civil population. Later, he visited Combined Military Hospital in Sialkot to meet injured citizens due to recent Indian shelling, the ISPR said in a statement.

Indian aggression or 'misadventure' shall get befitting response: Pakistan Army chief

Newly-appointed <a href="http://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-pro-democracy-credentials-helped-bajwa-get-army-chief-post-9397">Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa </a>told the national assembly to &quot;mend&quot; ties with India, Pakistan&#39;s Dawn newspaper reported.

&ldquo;The military is ready to back the political leadership&#39;s initiative for normalisation of relations with arch-rival India,&rdquo; General Bajwa told lawmakers at the Senate committee of Pakistan on Tuesday.

General Bajwa reportedly told the parliamentary forum that &quot;relations with all neighbours had to be normalised&quot;&nbsp;while urging political leaders &quot;to try to improve relations with India&quot;.

Bajwa, however, also added that a large part of Indian military deployments was mostly against Pakistan, even though it cited other threats, Dawn said, adding, that India was fomenting &quot;instability and terrorism in Pakistan&quot; and had developed a strong &quot;nexus with Afghan intelligence agency NDS&quot;, the report said.

India and Pakistan have been exchanging heavy fire along the border in the past two months even as both sides decided to not to engage in gunfire.

Bajwa, who was appointed by ousted Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, was an infantry officer and had commanded Pakistan army&#39;s 10 Corps which is&nbsp;responsible for guarding the area along the Line of Control (LoC) with India.

Bajwa is the fourth officer from the infantry&#39;s Baloch Regiment to become the army chief.

General Bajwa reportedly told the parliamentary forum that "relations with all neighbours had to be normalised"?

Newly-appointed Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa told the national assembly to "mend" ties with India, Pakistan's Dawn newspaper reported. “The military is ready to back the political leadership's initiative for normalisation of relations with arch-rival India,” General Bajwa told lawmakers at the Senate committee of Pakistan on Tuesday. General Bajwa reportedly told the parliamentary forum that "relations with all neighbours had to be normalised" while urging political leaders "to try to improve relations with India". Bajwa, however, also added that a large part of Indian military deployments was mostly against Pakistan, even though it cited other threats, Dawn said, adding, that India was fomenting "instability and terrorism in Pakistan" and had developed a strong "nexus with Afghan intelligence agency NDS", the report said. India and Pakistan have been exchanging heavy fire along the border in the past two months even as both sides decided to not to engage in gunfire. Bajwa, who was appointed by ousted Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, was an infantry officer and had commanded Pakistan army's 10 Corps which is responsible for guarding the area along the Line of Control (LoC) with India. Bajwa is the fourth officer from the infantry's Baloch Regiment to become the army chief.

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WION Evening news brief, February 22, 2018

Indian aggression or 'misadventure' shall get befitting response: Pakistan Army chief

'Mend ties with India,' Pakistan Army chief Bajwa to lawmakers