Mission Bokaata

To the Lahorites, the thrill of watching aircraft come down like kites was almost juvenile. Oblivious of the identities of downed aircraft, they proclaimed spontaneous victory with their celebrated hoots. Bo Kaata was the refrain of the day, signalling another fallen kite. There were so many aircraft pirouetting in the skies, it seemed like a re-enactment of the annual kite-flying festival heralding the onset of Basant.

The thrilling dogfight over the skies of Lahore was an apt finale to PAFs splendid performance in the battle for air superiority. The 2-1 tally in PAFs favour was gratifying indeed; however, the whole formation had to pay for Maliks downing as none of the scoring pilots was awarded a gallantry medal.

PAKISTAN AIR FORCE - SECOND TO NONE
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In The national language of Pakistan "Bokaata" is a term used during kite flying when one partici[ant cuts a kity of any opponent.This term is maninly used a city LAhore,Pakistan.

The Indian Hunter attacked Lahore,Pakistan at early dawn PAF F-86s scrambled from Sargdoha airbase(150-200 km from Lahore).Flt lt Sharbat ali CHangazi(later rose to air vice marshal) shotdown Indian Hunter over Lahore,and other hunters were buggen out.

During this encounter the lively Lahorites were literally clapping after watching enemy airplane in the fire,so this encounter became famous as "Mission bokkata".