Highlights 1 Outgoing Pakistan army chief Raheel Sharif warned India against aggressive stand2 India should not mistake our policy of patience for weakness, said Sharif3 Sharif stressed on need for institutions to work for country's progressPakistan's outgoing army chief General Raheel Sharif today warned India against mistaking its policy of patience for weakness. General Qamar Javed Bajwa officially took charge as the 16th army chief of Pakistan during the ceremony. "India should know that mistaking our policy of patience for weakness would be dangerous," the outgoing army chief said. During the ceremony General Sharif handed over the "command stick" to General Bajwa -- signifying the change of command. The new army chief is said to be witty, accessible, well-connected with the troops and not fond of limelight.

Source: India Today November 29, 2016 09:38 UTC