how many of us...have the courage to condemn the kiiling of innocent biharis in 1971!!
I live in a western society, with hundreds of educated Bangladeshi.
I seldom meet Bangladeshis...who can condemn ALL types of violence in 1971...because they might
be called Rajakars!
What type of people we are:
1. we have allowed politicians to ...misuse.." rajakar issue"...and postpone the trial?
2. we don't re-discover ourselves...by condemning OUR brutality towards Biharis?
3. If anybody has different opinion about 1971..we call them razakars!!!
it is time for us to wake up, and practise true democracy.
best wishes.
khoda hafez.
From: mramjan@hotmail.com
Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2010 06:11:46 -0500
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Liberation of Mymensingh, 1971
Liberation of Mymensingh
The nine-month liberation war of Bangladesh started on 27 March 1971 as people started to fight against Pakistani forces at EPR Camp (in mymensingh) killing all the Pakistani soldiers, Mymensingh remained free from occupation army till 23 April 1971. Despite the genocide in Dhaka on 25 March 1971, Mymensingh remained calm except for killing of Biharis. On 17 April PAF aircraft bombed and strafed innocent people at Shambhuganj gudaraghat which sparked violence and killing continues for seven days of Beharis in different Behari camps in Mymensing town killing about 30,000 Biharies. The killing of Biharis (in Mymensingh) is a dark spot in Bangladesh history. The senseless killing of All Bihari men and young adults took place in Sanki pAra Behari coloni. All the Biharis were slaughtered on those fateful nights. Fight against Pakistani forces was conducted by freedom fighters who were trained in camps in Dalu and Meghalaya across the northern border. Mymensingh became free as the Pakistani occupation forces deserted Mymensing on 10 December, and Mukti Bahini took over on 11 December, just five days ahead of the victory of Dhaka on 16 December.
From: mramjan@hotmail.com
Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2010 06:11:46 -0500
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Liberation of Mymensingh, 1971
Liberation of Mymensingh
The nine-month liberation war of Bangladesh started on 27 March 1971 as people started to fight against Pakistani forces at EPR Camp (in mymensingh) killing all the Pakistani soldiers, Mymensingh remained free from occupation army till 23 April 1971. Despite the genocide in Dhaka on 25 March 1971, Mymensingh remained calm except for killing of Biharis. On 17 April PAF aircraft bombed and strafed innocent people at Shambhuganj gudaraghat which sparked violence and killing continues for seven days of Beharis in different Behari camps in Mymensing town killing about 30,000 Biharies. The killing of Biharis (in Mymensingh) is a dark spot in Bangladesh history. The senseless killing of All Bihari men and young adults took place in Sanki pAra Behari coloni. All the Biharis were slaughtered on those fateful nights. Fight against Pakistani forces was conducted by freedom fighters who were trained in camps in Dalu and Meghalaya across the northern border. Mymensingh became free as the Pakistani occupation forces deserted Mymensing on 10 December, and Mukti Bahini took over on 11 December, just five days ahead of the victory of Dhaka on 16 December.
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