[ALOCHONA] Fwd: Corridor threats to sovereignty

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From: Zoglul Husain <zoglul@hotmail.co.uk>
Date: Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 4:51 PM
Subject: RE: Corridor threats to sovereignty
To: Isha Khan <bdmailer@gmail.com>

Corridor to India is definitely a threat to our independence and sovereignty. India must resolve all outstanding bilateral problems with adequate compensation for the damages done to BD before we consider giving them transit-corridor. The lackeys of India and the appeasers within the ranks of the opposition camp must be defeated.

We extend full support to the great programme of road march against transit-corridor to India.  I quote and highlight the last paragraph of the report below as follows:  

"Mahmudur Rahman informed that Bangladesh Sammilito Peshajibi Parishad will go for a long march to Akhaura port protesting transit facility to India after Eid-ul Azha."  
As our independence and sovereignty are threatened, patriots must unite and organise!
 
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> Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2011 09:25:06 +0600
> Subject: Corridor threats to sovereignty
> From: bdmailer@gmail.com
> To:
>
> Corridor threats to sovereignty
>
> Speakers at a seminar today viewed that country's security and
> sovereignty will be under threat if the government move for giving
> 'corridor' to India in the name of transit facility is implemented.
>
> BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir alleged that
> some intellectuals had earlier viewed that in this age of
> globalization, giving transit facility should be good for the country
> for global connectivity. But good sense has dawned upon them. The same
> intellectuals are now opposing the government move saying transit
> facility to India will be harmful for Bangladesh.
>
> The seminar titled 'Corridor in the name of transit and present
> perspective' held at Institute of Engineers was organized by
> Bangladesh Sammilito Peshajibi Parishad. Mahmudur Rahman presided.
>
> Fakhrul ridiculed the statement of PM's adviser Dr Moshiur Rahman who
> said that tolls could not be collected from the Indian vehicles
> carrying goods to the eastern states in the absence of trained
> officials. India is already carrying goods from the west to its
> eastern states over Bangladesh, what the government say, on trial
> basis.
>
> He said the nation was unlucky that the people have voted to power a
> political party which is compromising the national interest to its
> alien masters.
>
> "We are gravely concerned about the territorial integrity and
> sovereignty of the country," he added.
>
> He noted with regret that the government has bartered away the
> national interest. It has given corridor to India without getting the
> due share of the Teesta waters." If we do not get water, for whose
> interest we will give transit facility?" questioned the BNP leader.
>
> Fakhrul said in the past students community, especial the Dhaka
> University, played a pivotal role in raising national issues. But, he
> lamented, none of the student groups protested the brutal killing of
> Falani by BSF on the border, whose body was hanging on the barbed wire
> fence raised by India along the border.
>
> Dr Mahbub Ullah of Dhaka University said India does not want to change
> our map. They want to make this country caged for which barbed wire
> fence was raised all along the border.
>
> India is afraid of its disintegration, the bell of which was rung by
> independence movement in the eastern states and Kashmir, intensified
> by rising Maoist insurgency in 20 out of 28 states of India.
>
> Bangladesh Kalyan Party chairman Major General (retd) Syed Mohamamd
> Ibrahim informed seminar that several thousand Indian national
> infiltrated into Bangladesh without passport. Many of them are acting
> as spies.
>
> He viewed with concern that India wants the Bangladesh corridor to
> transport troops and arms from the west to the eastern states where
> people have been fighting for independence from India. They would also
> use the corridor to reach Arunachal Pradesh, a disputed area claimed
> by China. The corridor facility to transport troops and arms would
> cause annoyance to Bangladesh's tested friend China.
>
> Ibrahim said India intended to curve out its naval route through
> Bangladesh ultimately to have military bases threatening our national
> security and sovereignty.
>
> Mahmudur Rahman informed that Bangladesh Sammilito Peshajibi Parishad
> will go for a long march to Akhaura port protesting transit facility
> to India after Eid-ul Azha.
>
> http://www.unbconnect.com/component/news/task-show/id-61269

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