Dhaka has neither the character nor the charisma to summon any Indian ambassador.
As it is this so called summoning took place in the absence of the foreign minister and the foreign secretary.
As Bangladeshis we can forgive the foreign minister because she is a nice lady who makes great dim bhuna and who is blindly loyal to anything related to Mujib. And thats the most important thing.
Dhaka summons the Indian ambassador?!
Dhaka couldn't summon a turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Faruque Alamgir <faruquealamgir@...> wrote:
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> *Are Sir, at last the Chakar Bakar made a protest on the beating of Griho
> Korta/Korti .*
> *
> *
> *The mew mew protest sounds like "don't U know UR friendly killing it hurts
> the detractors of our friendship with U who doesn't view it as holy water of
> Ganga **as we view n respect it n will uphold with our blood ???????? *
>
> On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 8:19 AM, S A Hannah sahannan@...wrote:
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> >
> >
> > *Dhaka* to make strong protest against border killings: Why So Late?
> >
> > Dhaka will make a `strong protest' to India against the killing of innocent
> > Bangladeshi citizens by the Indian Border Security Force when the home
> > secretaries of both the countries meet in Dhaka on January 19
> > (Wednesday).`We will register a strong protest against the killing of
> > innocent Bangladeshi civilians on the border at the home secretary-level
> > meeting between Dhaka and Delhi,' said a senior official of the home affairs
> > ministry.The two-day talks, starting with the meeting of a joint working
> > group on Tuesday, will focus on frontier killings, border disputes,
> > smuggling of narcotics and capacity building for both countries' law
> > enforcers to maintain border security more effectively, the home ministry's
> > joint secretary (political), Kamal Uddin Ahmed, told New Age on Sunday.The
> > BSF on January 7 shot dead Felani, a Bangladeshi teenage girl, after she
> > became entangled in the barbed-wire fence on the Kurigram border.Felani, 15,
> > was reportedly returning to Bangladesh from India with her father Nurul
> > Islam Nuru, a resident of south Ramkhana at Nageswari in Kurigram. They were
> > coming from Delhi, where they worked, after her marriage with a boy in
> > Bangladesh was arranged.Home affairs minister Sahara Khatun said on Sunday
> > at her office that the Bangladesh government would raise the killing of
> > Felani in the talks.In January 2011 at least four persons were reportedly
> > killed by the BSF.Over the years the BSF has killed one Bangladeshi every
> > four days, according to human rights organisation Odhikar, which has claimed
> > that 74 Bangladeshis were killed, 72 injured and 43 abducted in 2010.Home
> > affairs secretary, Abdus Sobhan Sikdar, will lead a 15-member team while his
> > Indian counterpart, GK Pillai, will lead a 13-member delegation to the 11th
> > home secretary-level meeting.Agreements at the two-day joint working group's
> > meeting, beginning tomorrow (Tuesday), will be placed at the secretary-level
> > meeting, Kamal Uddin said.Kamal Uddin will be leading a 12-member team and
> > his counterpart Shambhu Singh will be leading a 10-member delegation to the
> > 10th joint working group meeting.The 10th home secretary-level talks, held
> > in Delhi from November 30 to December 2, finalized three agreements: one
> > relating to mutual legal assistance on criminal matters, another on the
> > transfer of sentenced persons, and the third, which came into effect last
> > week, on combating international terrorism, organised crime and illegal drug
> > trafficking.Bangladesh had earlier proposed to India that non-lethal weapons
> > should be used by border guards to ensure that no unarmed civilians on the
> > borders would be killed, but the Indian authorities have yet to make any
> > response, said an official, adding that the matter would be raised again in
> > the meeting in Dhaka.The National Human Rights Commission of Bangladesh on
> > Thursday formally requested the National Human Rights Commission of India to
> > recommend that the Indian government should stop the repeated killing of
> > Bangladeshis by its Border Security Force on the border.In its letter, the
> > commission mentioned the tragic incident of Felani's killing.New York-based
> > human rights group Human Rights Watch, in its report published on 9
> > December, 2010, said that the Indian government was following an `apparent
> > shoot to kill' policy. It said that the Indian government should investigate
> > and prosecute BSF soldiers responsible for senseless killings.
> >
> > *We do not understand the reason for such delay in protesting the tragic
> > killing of a girl Felani by BSF in the most barbaric fashion. The picture
> > of hanging girl from the border barbed wire erected by India has become an
> > international scandal. The Government of Bangladesh should have lodged
> > protest with Indian government after the incident,This killing is just one
> > of hundreds. Bangladesh government should not take everything from India
> > lying down.*
> >
> > * *
> >
> >
> >
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