What were the caste-based regiments in India during the 1965 war with Pakistan? 1. Punjab Regiment
2. Madras Regiment
3. Maratha Light Infantry
4. Rajputana Rifles
5. Rajput Regiment
6. Jat Regiment
7. Sikh Regiment
8. Sikh Light Infantry
9. Dogra Regiment
10. Garhwal Rifles
11. Kumaon Regiment
12. Assam Regiment
13. Bihar Regiment
14. Jammu & Kashmir Rifles
15. Jammu & Kashmir Light Infantry
16. Naga Regiment
17. 1 Gorkha Rifles
18. 3 Gorkha Rifles
19. 4 Gorkha Rifles
20. 5 Gorkha Rifles
21. 8 Gorkha Rifles
22. 9 Gorkha Rifles
23. 11 Gorkha Rifles
24. Ladakh Scouts
25. Arunachal Scouts Are all regiments in the Indian Army based on caste? No, all the regiments in the Indian Army are not based on caste. For instance, Rajputana Rifles have an equal number of Rajputs and Jats. Similarly, Rajput regiment has Rajputs, Gurjars and Muslims. In addition to this, the support and technical arms are not caste-based. What did Syed Ata Hasnain, a retired Lieutenant General in the Indian Army claim in an article written by him? There was no Muslim Regiment ever and certainly not in 1965.
Muslim regiment of the Indian Army had refused to fight in India's 1965 war with Pakistan.
Classify the veracity of the claim based on the provided question-answer pairs.

Claim: Muslim regiment of the Indian Army had refused to fight in India's 1965 war with Pakistan.

Evidence: What were the caste-based regiments in India during the 1965 war with Pakistan? 1. Punjab Regiment
2. Madras Regiment
3. Maratha Light Infantry
4. Rajputana Rifles
5. Rajput Regiment
6. Jat Regiment
7. Sikh Regiment
8. Sikh Light Infantry
9. Dogra Regiment
10. Garhwal Rifles
11. Kumaon Regiment
12. Assam Regiment
13. Bihar Regiment
14. Jammu & Kashmir Rifles
15. Jammu & Kashmir Light Infantry
16. Naga Regiment
17. 1 Gorkha Rifles
18. 3 Gorkha Rifles
19. 4 Gorkha Rifles
20. 5 Gorkha Rifles
21. 8 Gorkha Rifles
22. 9 Gorkha Rifles
23. 11 Gorkha Rifles
24. Ladakh Scouts
25. Arunachal Scouts Are all regiments in the Indian Army based on caste? No, all the regiments in the Indian Army are not based on caste. For instance, Rajputana Rifles have an equal number of Rajputs and Jats. Similarly, Rajput regiment has Rajputs, Gurjars and Muslims. In addition to this, the support and technical arms are not caste-based. What did Syed Ata Hasnain, a retired Lieutenant General in the Indian Army claim in an article written by him? There was no Muslim Regiment ever and certainly not in 1965.

Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking
refuted
Classify the veracity of the claim based on the provided question-answer pairs.

Claim: Muslim regiment of the Indian Army had refused to fight in India's 1965 war with Pakistan.

Evidence: What were the caste-based regiments in India during the 1965 war with Pakistan? 1. Punjab Regiment
2. Madras Regiment
3. Maratha Light Infantry
4. Rajputana Rifles
5. Rajput Regiment
6. Jat Regiment
7. Sikh Regiment
8. Sikh Light Infantry
9. Dogra Regiment
10. Garhwal Rifles
11. Kumaon Regiment
12. Assam Regiment
13. Bihar Regiment
14. Jammu & Kashmir Rifles
15. Jammu & Kashmir Light Infantry
16. Naga Regiment
17. 1 Gorkha Rifles
18. 3 Gorkha Rifles
19. 4 Gorkha Rifles
20. 5 Gorkha Rifles
21. 8 Gorkha Rifles
22. 9 Gorkha Rifles
23. 11 Gorkha Rifles
24. Ladakh Scouts
25. Arunachal Scouts Are all regiments in the Indian Army based on caste? No, all the regiments in the Indian Army are not based on caste. For instance, Rajputana Rifles have an equal number of Rajputs and Jats. Similarly, Rajput regiment has Rajputs, Gurjars and Muslims. In addition to this, the support and technical arms are not caste-based. What did Syed Ata Hasnain, a retired Lieutenant General in the Indian Army claim in an article written by him? There was no Muslim Regiment ever and certainly not in 1965.

Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking
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