on 30 September 1971, at his force headquarters in Kurmitola, he was full of beans". From the mass of evidence coming before the War Enquiry Commission from witnesses, both civil and military, there is little doubt that Niazi came to acquire a bad reputation in sex matters, and this reputation has been consistent during his postings in Sialkot, Lahore and East Pakistan. The allegations regarding his indulgence in the export of Pan by using or abusing his position in the Eastern Command and as Commander of his command also prima facie appear to be well-founded. Niazi in his book revealed that he was very depressed at the time of surrender and that he signed the instrument of surrender with a "very heavy heart". Awards and decorations Foreign Decorations Notes References External links Pakistan: Independence and Military Succession Video of Surrender By General Niazi, A. A. K. Lt. Gen A.A.K. Niazi |- 1915 births 2004 deaths People from Mianwali District British Indian Army officers 1971 Bangladesh genocide perpetrators Recipients of the Military Cross Bangladesh Liberation War Generals of the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 Generals of the Bangladesh Liberation War Governors of East Pakistan