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The East Pakistan crisis of 1971, which led to the creation of Bangladesh, involved intervention by which country's army?
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India
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- India
- Myanmar
- Sri Lanka
- China
Explanation & Context
The Indian Army actively intervened in the Bangladesh Liberation War, supporting Bengali nationalists against the Pakistani military, leading to East Pakistan's secession and the birth of Bangladesh.
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