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While Matinuddin acknowledges the role of economic deprivation in fostering resentment, he argues it was often exaggerated and used as a political tool to deepen the divide between the two wings.

The research involved painstaking "on-the-ground" data collection in all three involved nations, aiming to piece together a clear, unbiased picture of the events leading to the "disintegration of the House that the Quaid built". aiming to piece together a clear

He points out a critical strategic error: the assumption that a swift, brutal crackdown would cow the population into submission. Instead, it alienated the moderate majority and internationalized the conflict. Matinuddin notes that the army was trained for conventional warfare against India, not counter-insurgency in a hostile terrain where the population was the "sea" in which the guerrillas swam. aiming to piece together a clear