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43 yrs ago to this day, independence was achieved after millions of people lost their lives. Happy Independence Day. JSS.jpg Martyrs memorial. Many members of my mother's side of the family lost their lives at the hands of Pak army in 71. Salute to all martyrs.

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An example of liberation war genocide: Masked young men appeared at the residences of selected intellectuals including teachers, litterateurs, journalists and professionals. Chowdhury Mueen Uddin and Ashrafuzzaman Khan were among the angels of death who whisked away the intel lectuals in the microbus between December 13 and 15. They were in a hurry because everybody knew Dhaka was going to fall anytime. Indian army were already at Amin Bazar, just beyond Mirpur. Paratroopers had landed in Tangail and were advancing. Dhaka was in a pincer grip. These angels of death belonged to a most dreaded force called Al-Badr, an auxiliary force that the Pakistan army had created in the fashion of Hitler’s most feared SS unit. Drawn from the Jamaat-e-Islami’s student wing Islami Chhatra Sangha, which later turned into Islami Chhatra Shibir, the Al-Badr members were highly indoctrinated with the ideal of saving an Islamic Pakistan at any cost. They were the most ruthless force ever created by the Pakistanis. The intellectuals were herded into the death camp at Physical Training Institute in Mohammadpur. On the night of December 15, the Al-Badr members came with iron rods, rifles and bayonets. The torture began. The intellectuals were beaten ruthlessly. Their skulls got bashed. Their eyes were gouged out. Their bodies perforated with bayonets. Then they were dragged to Rayerbazar behind the training institute on the night of December 15 and were one by one finished off. A day later, the killing field was discovered. The men and women with hands tied behind and blindfolded were lying dead in the bricks, mud and water. This exposed to the world the most vicious face of Pakistan and its strategy to eliminate the Bangalees. They started the unjust war with genocide, killing innocent, unarmed people. And when they had realised their game was over, they adopted a scorched-earth policy — if we cannot win, we will cripple the Bangalee nation. And the best way to do it was by eliminating their intelligentsia. ~ Excerpt from the Daily Star

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An example of liberation war genocide: Masked young men appeared at the residences of selected intellectuals including teachers, litterateurs, journalists and professionals. Chowdhury Mueen Uddin and Ashrafuzzaman Khan were among the angels of death who whisked away the intel lectuals in the microbus between December 13 and 15. They were in a hurry because everybody knew Dhaka was going to fall anytime. Indian army were already at Amin Bazar, just beyond Mirpur. Paratroopers had landed in Tangail and were advancing. Dhaka was in a pincer grip. These angels of death belonged to a most dreaded force called Al-Badr, an auxiliary force that the Pakistan army had created in the fashion of Hitler’s most feared SS unit. Drawn from the Jamaat-e-Islami’s student wing Islami Chhatra Sangha, which later turned into Islami Chhatra Shibir, the Al-Badr members were highly indoctrinated with the ideal of saving an Islamic Pakistan at any cost. They were the most ruthless force ever created by the Pakistanis. The intellectuals were herded into the death camp at Physical Training Institute in Mohammadpur. On the night of December 15, the Al-Badr members came with iron rods, rifles and bayonets. The torture began. The intellectuals were beaten ruthlessly. Their skulls got bashed. Their eyes were gouged out. Their bodies perforated with bayonets. Then they were dragged to Rayerbazar behind the training institute on the night of December 15 and were one by one finished off. A day later, the killing field was discovered. The men and women with hands tied behind and blindfolded were lying dead in the bricks, mud and water. This exposed to the world the most vicious face of Pakistan and its strategy to eliminate the Bangalees. They started the unjust war with genocide, killing innocent, unarmed people. And when they had realised their game was over, they adopted a scorched-earth policy — if we cannot win, we will cripple the Bangalee nation. And the best way to do it was by eliminating their intelligentsia. ~ Excerpt from the Daily Star
Yet now there seems to be a lot of support for Pakistan. Even the traitors who helped Pakistan and their party, have a lot of support. And they are liked more than India. I could never understand this
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Yet now there seems to be a lot of support for Pakistan. Even the traitors who helped Pakistan and their party' date=' have a lot of support. And they are liked more than India. I could never understand this[/quote'] Brotherhood. Religion is a fked up thing :sad:
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Happy Independence Day Bangladesh. Hope West Bengal also secedes from India and joins Bangladesh soon.
Not surprising seeing some of your atrocious comments on that North vs South thread. Any idea of Bengal's contribution towards Indian freedom fighting movement? What an a-hole.
Yet now there seems to be a lot of support for Pakistan. Even the traitors who helped Pakistan and their party' date=' have a lot of support. And they are liked more than India. I could never understand this[/quote'] There is one fundamental connection and you should know that although I would say majority do not agree to that.
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sure but these days Bangaldeshis are running away and coming to India :hysterical::hysterical:
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Yet now there seems to be a lot of support for Pakistan. Even the traitors who helped Pakistan and their party' date=' have a lot of support. And they are liked more than India. [b']I could never understand this
If I say its because of Ummah factor would you accept it?
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43 yrs ago to this day, independence was achieved after millions of people lost their lives. Happy Independence Day. JSS.jpg Martyrs memorial. Many members of my mother's side of the family lost their lives at the hands of Pak army in 71. Salute to all martyrs.
Unless its too personal, can you please share some of those incidents and any stories. I have read some articles where I understood that 1971 genocide was even worse for Bangladeshi Hindus (not that it wasn't bad for regular Muslim Bangladeshis)
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Happy Independence day to Bangladesh. I apologize for all the horrible **** i've to to you and i've also said a lot of horrible **** about you! forgive me my motherland.

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Unless its too personal' date=' can you please share some of those incidents and any stories. I have read some articles where I understood that 1971 genocide was even worse for Bangladeshi Hindus (not that it wasn't bad for regular Muslim Bangladeshis)[/quote'] google dude... dont think posting those very graphic pics would be ok here.
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