damiendehorn
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Nothing new - During the fiftieth anniversary of Japan’s surrender in the Second World War in Hawai in 1995, Indian government refused to participate as it didn’t wish to be associated with Churchill’s war. To represent the Indian soldiers, Pakistan, which didn’t even exist in 1945, was invited and honoured for its role in Japan’s defeat at the commemoration ceremony.
Though it is only in the recent years that India has started sending its military contingent to foreign parades like the Moscow Victory Day Parade and the Bastille Day celebrations in France.
Prior to 1945, neither did the republic of india exist. Your india does not represent the whole of South Asia, and Pakistanis, Bangladeshis also took part in WW2....If there were any Pakistanis taking part in any comemerations, then they were representing their countries contribution to the war not indias.