16th December 1971: From East Pakistan to Bangladesh

[El Sidd]

Don't blame an individual for our National Disastor and idiocy.

He embodied the lunacy.

 

[Sine Nomine]

He embodied the lunacy.

And Yahya+Bhutto and whole establishment were saints.

 

[El Sidd]

And Yahya+Bhutto and whole establishment were saints.

All of them who helped it happen

 

[Centaur]

@ few Jingoistic BD folks ,
If west pakistanis really thought that east pakistanis were incapable of fighting then there wouldn't be bengal lietenant general in Pakistani army .
Here is some of Bengali generals, lietenant general
Khwaja Wasiuddin ,
Brigadier general Khalilur Rahman,

Brigadier general Quazi Golam Dastgir

Major general Mohammad Ishfaqul Mazid although Mazid was born in gowhati , still belong to East pakistan and so Bengali too , as sylhet was part of Assam too before 1947 .
Colonel osmani was a pakistani promoted colonel too, so surely lots of Bengali officers were serving in Pakistan army despite such claims of opression.

Search online use common sense you will find more .
Lip service is the worst way to serve a country after 47 years .
Move on guys move on .

 

[Homo Sapiens]

Can any Bangladeshi share links about the role played by Mukti Bahni in the liberation of Bangladesh?It will be very interesting if it also contains casualties and losses inflicted on enemy forces by them.

I can give you a PDF link of a Bengali book(if you can read Bengali) title in English would be ''The minds of Pakistani generals'. There I have read that, During April-May 1971, Pak occupation forces were loosing on average 15 personnel per day, June to August it came down to 3 to 4 Pak soldier per day due monsoon season and it was the time when Mutki Bahini was re-organizing .But from September onward, Mukti Bahini ambush escalated sharply. During the month of November, Pak force lost more than 1000 soldiers at the hands of Mukti Bahini. Pakistani forces developed a seized mentality in a hostile terrain, among the hostile population and fighting a shadow forces hardly they understood. They could not continue to these much longer.Plus civil unrest in East Pakistan was taking a heavy toll on Pak economy. Out of these desperation. they attacked western Indian air field in 3rd December to turn it into General Indo-pak war hoping that major power would intervene in favor of it.

 

[El Sidd]

I can give you a PDF link of a Bengali book(if you can read Bengali) title in English would be ''The minds of Pakistani generals'. There I have read that, During April-May 1971, Pak occupation forces were loosing on average 15 personnel per day, June to August it came down to 3 to 4 Pak soldier per day due monsoon season and it was the time when Mutki Bahini was organising.But from September onward, Mukti Bahini ambush escalate sharply. During the month of November, Pak force lost more than 1000 soldiers at the hands of Mukti Bahini. Pakistani forces developed a seized mentality in a hostile terrain, among the hostile population and fighting a shadow forces hardly they understood. They could not continue to these much longer.Plus civil unrest in East Pakistan was taking a heavy toll on Pak economy. Out of these desperation. they attacked western Indian air field in 3rd December to turn it into General Indo-pak war hoping that major power would intervention in favor of it.

Cool story................

Afterwards Mujib was shot by the rebels and his body thrown on the streets, left to rot for 6 days?

 

[ziaulislam]

I can give you a PDF link of a Bengali book(if you can read Bengali) title in English would be ''The minds of Pakistani generals'. There I have read that, During April-May 1971, Pak occupation forces were loosing on average 15 personnel per day, June to August it came down to 3 to 4 Pak soldier per day due monsoon season and it was the time when Mutki Bahini was re-organizing .But from September onward, Mukti Bahini ambush escalated sharply. During the month of November, Pak force lost more than 1000 soldiers at the hands of Mukti Bahini. Pakistani forces developed a seized mentality in a hostile terrain, among the hostile population and fighting a shadow forces hardly they understood. They could not continue to these much longer.Plus civil unrest in East Pakistan was taking a heavy toll on Pak economy. Out of these desperation. they attacked western Indian air field in 3rd December to turn it into General Indo-pak war hoping that major power would intervene in favor of it.

be realistic ...Pakistan could have kept doing it eternally when India noticed shadow war isnt working they simply openly attacked...

we realized that being in coalition is useless so we developed nuclear weapons...

we brought mujeeb to table, he visted Pakistan and we ended hostilities ...

but than he was killed and dragged by his own people and daughter is now in vegence mode against everyone even the forgotten Pakistan ..

but noone cares in Pakistan ...
end of story ...

 

[Riyad]

 

[Homo Sapiens]

The Indians and Pakistanis who claim that Mukti Bahini was nothing and Bangladesh was borned as a result of Indo-Pak war should see this video. This video from November,1971 shows, Mukti Bahini controlling many parts of countrysides and they are operating partially on captured armed from Pak army.

This video also reveals that, provisional Bangladesh govt. in Mujibnagar did not want India to directly engage warfare with Pak army in Bangladesh.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Don't know much about Mukti Bahini's fighting capabilities, but they were great as terrorists, muggers, dacoits etc.!!! They terrorized BD folks to such an extent that Mujib had to kill ~40K of them with the Indian trained and armed paramilitary forces and BD army!!! Such is the Divine Retribution....

 

[bluesky]

Cool story................

Afterwards Mujib was shot by the rebels and his body thrown on the streets, left to rot for 6 days?

Talk of 1971. Mujib was interned in a Layalpur jail. He was not leading any Mukti Fouj. Why do you have to blame him for the separation of the two wings when Yahya-Bhutto gong was doing everything to untie the knots of a united Pakistan?

 

[monitor]

Cool story................

Afterwards Mujib was shot by the rebels and his body thrown on the streets, left to rot for 6 days?

Why writing rubbish without knowing anything . Sheik Mujib was killed by a section of Army who wwee freedom fighter too. His body wasn't thrown to street but remain in his residence . He was buried next day with full Islamic way.

 

[Bilal9]

The real discussion starts at 6:53.

These folks are refreshingly open minded.
I could give these people big hugs. Mash'allah!

 

[Homo Sapiens]

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‘Merciless Mayhem’ depicts Bangladesh genocide
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https://www.dhakatribune.com/showtime/2018/12/03/merciless-mayhem-depicts-bangladesh-genocide

• Published at 10:37 pm December 3rd, 2018

Directed by Fuad Chowdhury, the documentary reveals the conspiracy of West Pakistan in the 1970 general election and the subsequent war that gave birth to Bangladesh in 1971 | Courtesy




The 61-minute film tells the story of the genocide in Bangladesh during the 1971 Liberation War through the eyes of a group of Pakistanis. The documentary features interviews of Pakistani journalists and government officials who shared their experiences of the genocide committed by Pakistani occupation forces in 1971

Documentary film “Merciless Mayhem: The Bangladesh Genocide through Pakistani Eye” will be screened at Studio 1 of Deepto TV building in Tejgaon, Dhaka on Saturday.

The 61-minute film tells the story of the genocide in Bangladesh during the 1971 Liberation War through the eyes of a group of Pakistanis. The documentary features interviews of Pakistani journalists and government officials who shared their experiences of the genocide committed by Pakistani occupation forces in 1971.

Directed by Fuad Chowdhury, the documentary reveals the conspiracy of West Pakistan in the 1970 general election and the subsequent war that gave birth to Bangladesh in 1971.

Fuad Chowdhury interviewed author Tarek Fatah, journalist Tariq Khan, former Federal Secretary of the then Pakistan government Roedad Khan, and Roshan Zamir, who is another former federal secretary of the then Pakistan government, and who also worked in Khulna during the Liberation War, among others.

Besides the interviews, the documentary also contains video footage of speeches by then Pakistan President Yahya Khan and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, which were aired on different television channels.

 

[ziaulislam]

The Indians and Pakistanis who claim that Mukti Bahini was nothing and Bangladesh was borned as a result of Indo-Pak war should see this video. This video from November,1971 shows, Mukti Bahini controlling many parts of countrysides and they are operating partially on captured armed from Pak army.

This video also reveals that, provisional Bangladesh govt. in Mujibnagar did not want India to directly engage warfare with Pak army in Bangladesh.

Than why did india got it hands dirty