To sustain their power and influence India would embark upon all sort of policies that is only natural for politics and governance. their policies should trap variety of people in our society to augment their causes. Many of these people would act on their behalf being in their payroll or with financial gains though they will trick their society. There are also people who loved to do the same work voluntarily. They would do it because they love Tajmahal, Emperor Akbar, Indira Ghandhi, Jyoti Basu, Maheshyeta Debi, Pahari Sanyal, Hemanta or Shandha or even righters building. These people will praise vehemently Indian Democracy, human rights, Indian constitution, supreme court judges or Indian Pirliament or even their buiscuits or tea in any forum and in any given opportunity. They get angry and furious if one talks against India much more then when you talk against crime in our own country. Their body burns, head spins when you find faults of India. They are in the front line of our society, perpatrating crimes, aiding the foreign interests more than foreign forces ingaged in for their own benifits. This band of criminals are very storng in our society.
--- On Tue, 12/10/10, Isha Khan <bdmailer@gmail.com> wrote:
From: Isha Khan <bdmailer@gmail.com>
Subject: [ALOCHONA] "RAW and Bangladesh" by Mohammad Zainal Abedin
To:
Date: Tuesday, 12 October, 2010, 10:20 AM
"RAW and Bangladesh" by Mohammad Zainal Abedin Many of you know about the nefarious activities of Indian premier intelligence outfit RAW in Bangladesh. Journalist and researcher Mohammad Zainal Abedin has written a revealing book:"RAW and Bangladesh". Mohammad Zainal Abedin did his masters from Dhaka University. As a student leader he was detained many times in pre-Liberation days under Defence of Pakistan Rule and martial law. He took part in the Liberation War and was trained at Haflong in Assam as a member of BLF popularly known as Mujib Bahini. He worked in now defunct weekly Ittehad and daily Ganokantho. Zainal Abedin is a prolific writer and regularly contributes to various print and electronic media. He has authored many books and monographs. Some of the titles are: Class Crisis in Politics, Secrets Behind the Killing of Zia, Ek Nadi Rakto(dramatised in the training camp of Haflong in Assam during the Liberation War), Parbattya Chattagram-Swarup Shandhan, Why India Needs Veto Power?, Chittagong Hill Tracts-A Victim of Indian Intervention etc. "RAW and Bangladesh" was published in 1995 and as such many information may seem redundant and obsolete but the basic premise is still relevant. RAW's modus operandi in today's Bangladesh appears to be the same. Read full text here: RAW in Bangladesh
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