Who won indo pak kargil war?

Answer 1

There was no clear result, as it ended in a ceasefire declaired by the UN. However, Pakistan had broken a treaty by crossing over the LoC (Line of Control) which was established after the 1947 war to split India and Pakistan's side of Kasmir. India fended of the invaders bravely and, with honor, kept to their responsibilites from raging a full scale war and keeping to their boundries of the LoC. One Pakistani general, Anur Khan, stated that Pakistan was the aggressor and said India deserved victory just as other countries praised India for their deeds. Though a ceasefire, many call this another win for India. I don't care if any Pakistanis don't believe this answer or like it, but this is the truth and you must deal with your failure.

Answer 2

Pakistan won but it was not announced and it was for no reason.!

this above statement is wrong it never did won any war against India

Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 Part of the Indo-Pakistani Wars Date August - September 23, 1965 Location Indian subcontinent Result United Nations mandated ceasefire.[1]No permanent territorial changes (seeTashkent Declaration). Belligerents India Pakistan

Supported by
Iran[2]

Commanders and leaders PM Lal Bahadur Shastri
Gen J.N Chaudhuri
Lt.Gen. Harbakhsh Singh
ACM Arjan Singh
Maj.Gen. Gurbaksh Singh Pres. Ayub Khan
Gen Muhammad Musa
VAdm S.M. Ahsan
AM Noor Khan
MGen Tikka Khan
Gen Major General Akhtar Hussain Malik
Iftikhar Janjua
Gen Abdul Ali Malik Strength 720 Tanks[3]

• 186 Centurions[4]
• 346 Shermans[3]
• 90 AMX[3][4]
• 90 PT-76[3]

628 Artillery[4]

• 66x 3.7"How[4]
• 450x 25pdr[4]
• 96x 5.5"[4]
• 16x 7.2"[4]

700,000 Infantry[3]

150 aircraft

756 Tanks[4]

• 352 Pattons[4]
• 308 Shermans[4]
• 96 Chaffees[4]

552 Artillery[4]

• 72x105mm How[4]
• 234X25pdr[4]
• 126x155mm How[4]
• 48x8" How[4]
• 72x3.7" How[4]
• POK Lt Btys[4]

260,000 Infantry[3]

Casualties and losses Neutral claims[5][6]

• 3,000 men[5]
• At least 175 tanks[5]
• 60-75 aircraft[5]
• 540 km2 (210 mi2) of territory lost (primarily inRann of Kutch)[7][8]

Indian claims

• 59 aircraft lost[9]
• 322 km2 territory lost[10]

Pakistani claims

• 8,200 men killed or captured[10]
• 110,[11]113[10]aircraft destroyed
• 500 tanks captured or destroyed [10]
• 2602,[12]2575 km2[10]territory gained

Neutral claims[5]

• 3,800 men[5]
• 200 tanks[5]
• 20 aircraft[5]
• Over 1,840 km2 (710 mi2) of territory lost (primarily in Sialkot,Lahore, and Kashmir sectors)[7][8]

Pakistani claims

• 19 aircraft lost

Indian claims

• 5259 men killed or captured [10]
• 43,[9]73 aircraft destroyed [10]
• 471 tanks destroyed[10]
• 1920,[13]1078 km2 [10]gained

Answer 3

Casualties on both sides were heavy, but India was at loss.. Taking an objective view of this war, I would have to call it a victory for Pakistan, although a costly one much like the Yom Kippur War was for Israel in 1973. I do not expect my answer to be popular with or accepted by indians but this true.

Answer 4

Basically since they both suffered some loses, India and Pakistan made an agreement to split Kashmir by 1/3 (33% to Pakistan) (66% to India), Pakistan however gave unofficial claims that they won, when this war really ended in a ceasefire.

Answer 5

India won indo pak war which led to liberation of Bangladesh.