RE: [ALOCHONA] Mujib's confusion on Bangladeshi deaths

Where did you get that statistics of 17 millions? Were you posted at the border to count? I have not known anybody fleeing to India after the coup of Sheikh Mujib's regime other than Bongobir Kader Siddiqui and some of his affiliates (not of fear but to create insurgency). Those who went and still go are to marry someone or get married or to buy some property. And that also by choice and willingly. India officially does not want them though.
Now I know where do you belong and what could be your identity. Shame on on you. "Khao ek jaigai ar kuli koro ar ek khane".
India is trying to make Bangladesh sub-servient and you people like it.
Shahadat Suhrawardy
 

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To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
From: turkman@sbcglobal.net
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 06:41:28 +0000
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Mujib's confusion on Bangladeshi deaths

 

I think, 3 Lac could be correct estimate but even after freedom from Pakistan, after Sh. Mujib's assassination another 17 million Bangladeshis have emigrated to West Bengal. We need to advance Bangladesh by industrialization instead of just keep hating India and keep loving Pakistan, where thousands of people are being killing every year by Taliban. At least, we do not have that problem.
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--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Muhammad Ali <manik195709@...> wrote:
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> Do you have any confusion about the number of people who crossed the border in '71 ? Ten million unarmed innocent Bangladeshi had to cross the border in fear of their lives ! They did not cross the border for a picnic trip to India . They have seen the massacre killings, atrocities by the heinous Pak. army . When millions of people cross border in fear of life leaving behind every thing , then three million deaths are a normal outcome. Remember that the notorious butcher Tikka Khan told  his army before the operation that he wants land not the people !! So, we don't believe Mr. Sirajur Rahman's MADE UP statement .
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> Regards,
> Dr. Manik
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> Mujib's confusion on Bangladeshi deaths
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> Serajur Rahman
> Retired deputy head, BBC Bengali Service
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> On 8 January 1972 I was the first Bangladeshi to meet independence leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman after his release from Pakistan. He was brought from Heathrow to Claridge's by the Indian high commissioner Apa Bhai Panth, and I arrived there almost immediately.
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> Mujib was puzzled to be addressed as "your excellency" by Mr Panth. He was surprised, almost shocked, when I explained to him that Bangladesh had been liberated and he was elected president in his absence. Apparently he arrived in London under the impression that East Pakistanis had been granted the full regional autonomy for which he had been campaigning. During the day I and others gave him the full picture of the war. I explained that no accurate figure of the casualties was available but our estimate, based on information from various sources, was that up to "three lakh" (300,000) died in the conflict.
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> To my surprise and horror he told David Frost later that "three millions of my people" were killed by the Pakistanis. Whether he mistranslated "lakh" as "million" or his confused state of mind was responsible I don't know, but many Bangladeshis still believe a figure of three million is unrealistic and incredible.
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> http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/24/mujib-confusion-on-bangladeshi-deaths
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