Northern Indiae Campaign

Northern Indiae Campaign
Part of the Liberation of Indiae of the Second Europan War
Balambian troops in the Himalaeyan Mountain Range
Date 1 February - 15 April 1943 Location Himalaeyan Mountains, Indiae-Afghanian Region Result Allied victory
Belligerents
Esthar and Balamb Holy Galbadian Empire Dalmasca and Nabradia Basel-Ebel Free Bethausia Free Khalistan	Empire of Quenmin Archadia-Archedes Rumania
Commanders and leaders
A.C.G. Lindholm Imari Kari Werner Georg von Bloch Giel fon Hessenberg Kurt Friedricks Sein Khine Tarvinder Samdarani Singh	Mạc Hiếu Quang Thạch Hung Sõn Chiến Kiều Dũng Quang Phó Minh Duyên Tạ Duy Hùng Giovanni Filiberto Guglielmo Cilli
Strength
75,000 troops 550 tanks 500 aircraft 150 guns	100,000 troops 750 tanks 350 aircraft 90 guns
Casualties and losses
Light to Moderate	Heavy

The Northern Indiae Campaign was a military campaign undertaken by the Allies to liberate the Northern Indiae region from Quenminese rule.

With the assistance of the Sikhs that formed the Free Khalistan Provisional State, the Allies retook the Punjab.