Post 1971 war, Pakistani POWs wished their officers were like Indian ... - Devdiscourse

Indian Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande honored the contributions of Lt Gen PS Bhagat, stating that Pakistani prisoners of war were treated so well post-1971 war that they wished their officers were as good as the Indian counterparts who ensured their welfare. Lt Gen Bhagat provided facilities like canteen stores, postal facilities, and medical coverage in the spirit of the Geneva Convention, even vacating his own troops' accommodation for the prisoners. 90,000 Pakistani Army troops were taken as prisoners after the 1971 war, which led to the creation of Bangladesh.

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