Indian aim to capture Sialkot and Lahore failed. Lost territory in Rajhastan. It was a stalemate at best and not a complete victory or defeat for botht.
First of all, already discussed very exhaustively by your peers and seniors and by myself. It was politically lost by Pakistan, no Indian victory save for relative victory. Don't make tactical objectives a national objective, Indian objectives were to ease pressure by these manoeuvres. There was only one national objective in this war - that of Pakistan to make Kashmir its territory - result - not achieved, so you lost.
Now don't waste your and my time if I have to teach you the concept of war. Go to the concerned forum and discuss this. We have a discussion on this going on. See you there.
Secondly, off topic. Discuss the topic of thread or desist. Please don't troll.
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You won man!!! Pakistan achieved their objective in both the wars it started in 48 and 65 (which would be to lose to india and not occupy kashmir).
So here is your prized title of "THE STUPID KING"
Your post above has been reported. Do not troll. Personal insults are unwelcome and you will be dealt accordingly with it.