25 April 1984Siachen Armed ClashMuhammad Zia-Ul-Haq
Pakistani and Indian troops clash on the Siachen front after both sides establish positions in the high mountains.
Historical records for Pakistan in 1984, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Pakistani and Indian troops clash on the Siachen front after both sides establish positions in the high mountains.
Zia-ul-Haq's government deploys Pakistani forces after India occupies key positions on the Saltoro Ridge near Siachen.
Zia uses a referendum to claim a five-year presidential mandate.
Allowed to return to the United Kingdom, Bhutto becomes a leader in exile of the PPP, her fathers party
Zia-ul-Haq's government confronts India's occupation of key positions on the Siachen Glacier.
Zia announces a programme for elections and eventual termination of martial law.
Allowed to return to the United Kingdom, Bhutto becomes a leader in exile of the PPP, her fathers party
Allowed to return to the United Kingdom, Bhutto becomes a leader in exile of the PPP, her fathers party
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