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From: AbdurRahim Azad <Arahim.azad@gmail.com>
To: khabor@yahoogroups.com; chottala@yahoogroups.com; notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 8, 2012 7:10 PM
Subject: Re: [KHABOR] RE: ৭ মার্চের ভাষণ জিয়ার কাছে ছিল 'গ্রিন সিগন্যাল'
From: AbdurRahim Azad <Arahim.azad@gmail.com>
To: khabor@yahoogroups.com; chottala@yahoogroups.com; notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 8, 2012 7:10 PM
Subject: Re: [KHABOR] RE: ৭ মার্চের ভাষণ জিয়ার কাছে ছিল 'গ্রিন সিগন্যাল'
Historical processes are not as black and white as some novices want to portray.
How come Zia's announcement didn't contain any call to people of Bangladesh
to join the resistance against the Military occupation?
Read the following rtnn blog in this context:
[ See: http://www.rtnn.net/details.php?id=22288&p=1&s=1 পাঠকের মন্তব্য by Ahmed K. Rashid]
No event in this world happens in isolation from the surrounding process.
There was a close connection between leader and the masses .....
On March 7, 1971, Sheikh Mujib addressed the public meeting in Dhaka with the
declaration "this time it is our struggle for liberation and our struggle for
independence. ...."
Pakistani flags on all official, semiofficial and private buildings in Bangladesh
had been replaced by Bangladesh flags. Sheikh Mujib's house (Road # 32) also
hoisted the same flag on 7th March 1971........
Is not hoisting Bangladesh flag is an open symbol of declaration of Independence
of Bangladesh from Pakistani occupation???????
The formal declaration of Independence by the government in exile on Muzib Nagar Day was the most condign & appropriate announcement of the independence of "People's Republic of Bangladesh".
Formed in early April 1971, the exile government formally announced the declaration of independence
of Bangladesh. On 10th April 1971 in Mujibnagar, elected parliament members of 1970's election formed
Bangladesh Government. The cabinet took oath on 17th April at liberated area in mango grove of
Baidyanathtala (Bhoborpara) Meherpur, Kustia [Present Name is Mujibnagar] . This government took all
policy decisions with respect to liberation war.
There should be no denying of the fact that the liberation of Bangladesh is the outcome
of long historical process (1947-1971) under the leadership Bangobondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman....
A Rahim. Azad
2012/3/8 Shahadat Hussaini <shahadathussaini@hotmail.com>
" ebarer songram muktir songram, ebarer songram shadhinatar songram" ? What else do we need? How explicit can one be about freedom? This was a treason offense for any Pakistani citizen by any criteria!
1. No that was not taken as a treason offense. If it was taken as a treason offense then whole Pakistani Junta including civil. military as well as political establishment would not sit down and talk for 11 days (14th march to 25th March) for a political solution. So, Mr. Sen, Pal or Chakroborty, whoever he may be is, defenitely analysing wrongfully. 2. If Mujib meant 'that' means declaration of independence, he would not join talks as a leader of the majority party. Also Tajuddin Ahmed Khan, Mujib's second lieutenant would understand that and had not begged to Mujib on 25th March (night) with a Tape Recorder to announce Independence of Bangladesh', to be recorded. Not only that Mujib replied as , "I can't do that Tajuddin, I shall be termed 'Traitor' by the whole world, not only Pakistan. 3. If that was the declaration, then a phony declaration would not have to be put forward by 'AWAMI COTERIE' later. 4. Mujib would had been the right person to declare but he did not, that is the fact. 5. A declaration by Major Zia still impacted as a last rersort for the nation, mainly the uniformed Bangladeshi people in East Pakistan to defect and join for the liberation war right on time to make initial defense to Pakistani offensive. If those initial defense was not there I don't know what would have happened to the history of Bangladesh now. In their calculation (the Junta) did not take into account that a large sacle (90%) defection will take place (also they did not knew a unknown but couragious Zia would appear in the arena). History has never been taken shape with lies. Therefore, wheather Zia wanted to be the declarer or not, we need to put him in the perapective he deserved. অপপ্রচার করতে হবে বন্ধ
অঙ্ক করেলেন, করলেন হিসাব; করলেন না তবু ঘোষণা, হতে চাননি যে 'বিশ্বাস ঘাতক'
"I revolt" বলে জিয়া দিলেন সেই ঘোষণা; জাতি যখন ছিল সেই নির্দেশের জন্য চাতক
আকাশে, বাতাসে, রেডিও, টিভিতে, দেশে দেশান্তরে ছড়িয়ে পড়ল দৃপ্ত কন্ঠের সেই মহাবাণী
উদ্দীপ্ত হলো পুলিশ, রাইফেল, আনসার, ইপিআর, ছাত্র, জনতা, এবং পূর্ববঙ্গের সব সেনানী
ঝাপিয়ে পড়ল সবাই, শুরু হলো বাংলাদেশের মুক্তিযুদ্ধ; যাছিল রক্তে আপ্লুত ও বীরত্বে গাঁথা
এই গাঁথা, কোনো ব্যক্তি বিশেষের, দল বা গোষ্ঠির অবশ্যই নয় একক, সকলের কাব্যকথা;
জাতি বিধংসী প্রচারণা, "এটি শুধু আমাদের একার গৌরব, আর নেই কারো এতে ভাগ"
জাতি বিধংসী এই অপপ্রচার করতে হবে বন্ধ, যাতে সততা নেই; আছে হিংসার প্রভাব
এই প্রভাবে রচিত ইতিহাস পাবেনা কোনো কালে, দেশে ও বিদেশে কোনো গ্রহণ যোগ্যতা
বিশ্বের ইতিহাস এমনটিই বলে; তা জেনেও দেখাচ্ছে তারা ইতিহাস সম্মন্ধে ভিশন অজ্ঞতা
বাংলাদেশের প্রকৃত সপ্নদ্রস্তা মৌলানা ভাসানী, শেখ মুজিবুর রহমান, এবং জেনারেল জিয়া
যুদ্ধের সর্বাধিনায়ক জেনারেল ওসমানী, সমস্ত মুক্তিযোদ্ধা এবং সব সেক্টর কমান্ডার নিয়া
যে ইতিহাস, সেই ইতিহাসই হবে প্রকৃত ইতিহাস, যার অন্যথা হবে শুধু মিথ্যার বেসাতি
আমার অনুরোধ, দয়া কর বাংলাদেশকে, ইতিহাস করোনা খন্ডিত; ডেকনা অশুভ পরিনতি
Shahadat SuhrawardySubject: Re: ৭ মার্চের ভাষণ জিয়ার কাছে ছিল 'গ্রিন সিগন্যাল' From: shahdeeldar@gmail.com To: iqbalyousuf1@yahoo.com CC: bangladeshiamericans@googlegroups.com Brother Yousuf, Both men are dead and they are known for their two different contributions to Bangladeshi independence. It would be highly blasphemous (pun) to compare them because they came from two separate backgrounds.One was a political leader, who led us to fight for our independence and the other one was a military man, who seized the moment to announce the declaration of Independence. Did we know Zia before 1971? No, majority Bangalees did not! Could Zia have made the declaration without Mujib's hard political work and long struggle ? Of course not! Did not Mujib say " ebarer songram muktir songram, ebarer songram shadhinatar songram" ? What else do we need? How explicit can one be about freedom? This was a treason offense for any Pakistani citizen by any criteria! Now, people can say whatever they want but that would not change the history. History has already been written. It can only be analyzed and not rewritten! The sooner it gets to our heads, the better for our country! Last and not the least is that General Zia was a great soldier and his declaration was an important event of 1971 and people should give the credit him regardless his politics or origin. I must say Awami League people made some big blunders right after the independence and their attitude towards the country had opened the door for generals to come into the scene and seize the state power. It was bloody but it was simple way to take out the leadership. The question is: Has anybody learned anything from these tragedies? Can history repeat itself again? I hope not but then, who knows what considering the civil war like situation in many parts of Bangladesh and beyond? -Shah. D
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