India relocates iconic 1971 war surrender painting, sparking controversy over its replacement.
The iconic 1971 surrender painting, showing the Pakistani Army's capitulation to India, has been moved from the Indian Army Chief's office to the Manekshaw Centre in New Delhi on Vijay Diwas, marking India's victory in the Bangladesh Liberation War. The relocation sparked controversy, with critics questioning the decision to replace it with a new painting inspired by the Mahabharata epic. The Indian Army defended the change, stating it reflects the evolving nature of military themes and India's defense posture.
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