Why was the division of armed forces and military assets a problem for Pakistan in 1947?

The division of armed forces and military assets in 1947 posed a significant problem for Pakistan due to the abrupt partition of British India, which resulted in a lack of clear distribution guidelines for military resources. Pakistan inherited only about one-third of the total military personnel and equipment, leading to an imbalance that hindered its defense capabilities. Additionally, the chaos of partition, including mass migrations and communal violence, created immediate security challenges, exacerbating the difficulties in establishing a cohesive military structure. This situation contributed to ongoing tensions with India and difficulties in national security management.