shah nawaz khan was the supreme commander of armed forces in india.
shah nawaz khan was the supreme commander of armed forces in india.
who is the supreme commander of armed forced in india?
shah nawaz khan
during the period of the british raj, the commander-in-chief, india (often "commander-in-chief "in" or "of" india") was the supreme commander of the british indian army. the commander-in-chief and most of his staff were based at general headquarters, india, and liaised with the civilian governor-general of india. following the partition of india in 1947 and the creation of the independent dominions of india and pakistan, the post was abolished. it was briefly replaced by the position of supreme commander of india and pakistan before the role was abolished in november 1948. subsequently, the role of commander-in-chief was merged into the offices of the governors-general of india and pakistan, respectively, before becoming part of the office of president of india from 1950, of the president of pakistan from 1956.
commander-in-chief, india
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