Thanks a lot much revered Mr. S.A. Hannan for raising this shocking
issue before the world's civil society.
These nations teaches us- civility, human rights, ethics and
democracy. You call it Civility ? These are stone-age savage rules.
Mockery has a limit.
Please mail them a CD of English version of Holy Quran and ask them to
learn civility from Allah's(SWT) sublime teachings.
BarakAllahu feeq'
Azam Mahmood
On 11/22/09, S A Hannan <sahannan@sonarbangladesh.com> wrote:
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> Why Mother Can Not See Her Child : Story Of Twins Seperated
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> Daily New Age has reported that Lovely Mallick, the mother of
> joint-headed twins Krishna and Trishna who were separated at Melbourne
> Royal Children Hospital in Australia recently by sixteen surgeons and
> specialists after a marathon 29-hour operation, is now praying for her
> children. She says she wishes to see them once, just once. The twins
> were born on 22 December, 2006, at the Patients' Nursing Home at
> Phulbari Gate in Khulna city. Twenty-two-year old Lovely Mallick, a
> fourth year Diploma student of the agriculture course of Shaheed Flight
> Lieutenant Masud Memorial College at Keshobpur upazila headquarters in
> Jessore district, got married with her poor illiterate neighbour, Kartik
> Chandra Mallick, 30, of village Rongpur under Dumuria upazila in Khulna
> district in 2004. Poverty and the inability to foot the doctors' bills
> forced the couple to give the girls to an institution founded by Mother
> Teresa, Nirmola Shishu Bhaban, located at Sonadanga in Khulna city. 'The
> clinic's authority helped us to keep the babies healthy. After hearing
> about Mother Teresa's institution, I offered my children to its
> authorities in January 2007, just 16 days after their birth, assuring
> them that I would never want them back if they arranged proper treatment
> for them' said Lovely. 'I saw the news of their separation in a local
> newspaper on Wednesday, and I felt overjoyed that my children are still
> alive after the operation,' Lovely told New Age on Friday afternoon.
> Bursting into tears of both joy and sorrow, Lovely said that it was, of
> course, good news for her and her family, but she is sad that she could
> not see her babies since February 2007 after they were sent to
> Australia. But she cannot demand to see them as she had offered them
> unconditionally.
> We are surprised that Mallika can not get back her children.Why she
> should be asked to sign an agreement which is harmful mother's
> interest.This is not justified in morality.In the name of treatment to
> adopt a child and change his/her religion ( as is obvious) are
> offensive.It is strange Mother Teresa's organization helps in such
> agreements.We think mother in this case has the right to get back the
> child and Australian government should help her.An agreement made under
> duress can not be acceptable.
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