Vice Admiral (R) Ahmad Tasnim | The man who sank an Indian War Ship, INS Khukri during in 1971

Vice-Admiral Ahmad Tasnim, HI(M), SJ&Bar, SBt, is a retired three-star rank admiral in the Pakistan Navy who is notable for his command of the Hangor, a submarine, that sank the INS Khukri on 8 December 1971 during the third war with India, off the Diu, Gujarat in India.
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[@yogeshchaudhari5718]

Without any prejudice.... Submariners irrespective the flag they serve... Are Heroes!!!

[@ajam60]

Great effort. Could have done without the music in the background, pretty distracting and irritating.

[@sarwaralam3977]

Watched ARY Telefim HANGOR. That brought me here. Well done Pak Navy. Salute to our Heroes.

[@adilkhory9960]

Wonderful to listen to the the Admiral, and I salute this officer and a gentleman. But, the loud music in the background is disgusting and makes one strain his ears to get the full impact of the narrative. Please cut out the unnecessary orchestration, or at least lessen the volume.

[@gatul6305]

From India:- It is undoubtedly a big achievement. Very few historical accounts are available from Pakistan of other crew member or The Captain of sub himself on their version of the attack. Time and space rarely make an opportunity for you but when it made this guy took it. there was a chance for the captain from becoming good captain to great human if he had rescued the survivors and carried them onboard in open and transited on surface, informing the whole world. That is what a a soldier would have done, but submariners are usually trained more for self protection rather than saving every life at sea. What do you think,,,, Laconia incident?????

[@thediversity6203]

We should highlight such heroes instead of corrupt chors!

[@exploreradverturer8396]

Daring is the lesser word to describe the crew of PNS Hangoor.

[@ishtiaqansari3553]

Allah pak tasnim Sahab ko sehat or zindagi day aamin

[@alphabeta2589]

He sank Khurki, we burnt Karachi

[@jassys8633]

Ask him what happened in Karachi the following day, and don’t forget ur most decorated ship pns ghazi.

[@faizannaghman3303]

I incidentally ran into Admiral Tasnim as a kid at a naval hospital with my father around a decade ago. Never seen my dad pass a crispier salute in his service relative to how he stood firm before the admiral even when Admiral Tasnim was long retired by then. It slowly made sense over the years as I understood the magnitude of the honor (SJ & Bar plus S.Bt) he rightfully deserves.

[@meerbaloch5562]

Today the whole nation is indebted to you Sir ❤️

[@dr.harisshakil4931]

Lovely, just lovely.

[@trkayani4949]

Served with him in 1988, he was fleet commander at that time, a very funny and professional officer.

[@OLIVER3269]

you are great warrior. though an indian i admire you.

[@pynkfloyd7033]

VAdm Tasmin as a true soldier gives proper respect to his counterpart Captain Mulla who went down with his ship in the highest traditions of Navy. The soldiers defend their nations and have no ill will towards each other. Actually Gen Jacob wrote an article about Ghazi sinking that IN had no clue about Ghazi until fishermen brought life jackets. Admiral Roy actually was more open stating that sub's evasive tactics were ruse de guerre and that it sank in mysterious circumstances and rather than claiming victory raise Brazo Zulu for the valiant warriors.

[@nabeelanwar3791]

So proud that Pak Navy is owning legacy of Brave hearts!

[@asadqamar7703]

Please consider reducing the volume of the background music or even eliminating it. It makes it difficult to hear what he is saying. Thank you for all your efforts and great work in highlighting Pakistani hero.

[@ayyanshah4494]

We salute you sir.,........ Aap hamarey mohsin hain aap ko Allah deen duniya orr akhraatki kharain aata karey Ameen

[@Super_SixFour]

What a nerve of steel..