After being defeated in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan has now prepared to hatch a conspiracy on the eastern border of India. This is because a top military commander of Pakistan is on a visit to Bangladesh and is preparing to go to areas close to the sensitive chicken-neck area of ​​India. The special thing is that for the first time after former dictator of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf, a four star general has visited Dhaka.

This top military commander of Pakistan is General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee. Shamshad Mirza, who is responsible for coordination between the three wings of the Pakistani Army (Army, Air Force and Navy), is the second most powerful military commander of Pakistan after Asim Munir. After Munir became five star (field marshal), Mirza was made five star general.

Shamshad Mirza will visit Chicken-Neck

According to the information, Shamshad Mirza reached Dhaka with a six-member military delegation of Pakistan on Friday (October 24, 2025) evening. During this visit, Shamshad Mirza is to meet Bangladesh Army Chief Waqar uz Zaman and other military commanders.

There is also news that Mirza and the Pakistani military delegation are also going to visit India’s Chicken-Neck (Siliguri Corridor). However, no official information regarding this tour has been shared by Pakistan or Bangladesh Army. In fact, there are some airstrips of the Second World War in the border areas of Bangladesh near the Siliguri Corridor. These airstrips were used by the US Army in operations against Japan in China. But these airstrips have been closed for a long time.

Air strips can be handed over to Pakistan

Recently, Bangladesh Army Chief Waqar Zaman also visited the old World War II airstrips near Chicken Neck. In such a situation, there is speculation that Bangladesh is once again preparing to hand over these airstrips to America or Pakistan.

In fact, the interim (Yunus) government of Bangladesh is busy in building closer relations with Pakistan. For the last one year, a contingent of Pakistani Army has been training the Bangladeshi Army. At the same time, the presence of American Special Forces commandos has also been seen in Bangladesh.

Assam Chief Minister’s warning to Bangladesh

For the last one year, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus, and his officials have been making absurd statements regarding chicken-neck and north-eastern states. However, no statement has come out from the Indian side regarding the visit of Pakistani military commander to Bangladesh.

Recently, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Bishwa Sharma had warned in a stern tone about Bangladesh’s Khichdi being close to India’s chicken neck. Sharma had said that two chicken necks of Bangladesh would be broken. Sharma was referring to Chittagong (Chattogram) and Rangpur areas of Bangladesh.

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After the India-Pakistan tension decreased, both sides have started reducing the number of soldiers on the border. Meanwhile, the Pakistani Army General Sahir Shamshad Mirza gave a jackal that the risk of increasing tension in the future still remains.

Pakistani General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, who arrived in Singapore to participate in the Shangri-La Dialogue Forum, said that no step was taken on nuclear weapons during the struggle, but it was a dangerous situation.

‘Stress dangerously unstable among nuclear -rich neighbors’
General Mirza said in an interview to Reuters, “Nothing happened this time, but you cannot deny any strategic wrong estimation at any time, because when the crisis occurs, the reactions are different.” He gave jackal and said that even though the immediate crisis is decreasing, the underlying tension among the nuclear -rich neighbors remains dangerously unstable.

He said that the danger of increasing tension has increased in future, because the recent battle has moved beyond the disputed region of Kashmir to the main land of each country, on which both countries claim completely, but they have control over some parts.

‘We have come in the situation before April 22’
Mirza, chairman of Pakistan’s Joint Chief of Staff, said that the two armies have started the process of reducing the number of soldiers. Speaking on the public platform for the first time after Operation Sindoor, senior Pakistani General Mirza said, “We have come in a position before April 22. We are getting closer to that situation, or we must have reached close to that situation by now.”

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