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Indian CAS tol visit BD and take salute during BMA passing out parade

It is simply called the 7 point agreement. Dr. Kalidas Baidya describes it in his book of 2005. Dr. Biadya had been the contact person between Sk. Mujib and the Indian High Commission and Indian intelligence before the 1971 war.
 
By saluting the Indian COAS we are tacitly and symbolically assenting to the terms of the secret 7 point agreement of 1971. Can any self-respecting nation do such a thing? What a disgrace!

thats the entire plan .. run munshi run :cheers:
 
thats the entire plan .. run munshi run :cheers:

No the plan actually looks like this -

Secret 7 point agreement; Rakkhi Bahini; assassination of Ziaur Rahman; insurgency in the CHT; Pilkhana Massacre; and now salute to the Indian COAS.

All these events are linked in order to undermine the Bangladesh Army as set out in the seven point agreement.
 
1. Bangladesh government will select only those people for administrative posts who have actively participated in the liberation war and any shortfall therein will be filled by the Indian government officials.
2. A joint force will be formed comprising of the Indian army and the Mukti Bahini and this force will be placed under the command of the chief of staff of the Indian army who will lead the liberation war.
3. Bangladesh will have no standing army.
4. India will help raise a paramilitary force to protect the internal law and order of the country.
5. Open market will be the basis for trade relation between the two nations and this arrangement will be subject to periodical reviews.
6. The Indian army will be stationed in Bangladesh for an indefinite period of time, but the time frame for their gradual withdrawal will be determined through annual meetings between the two governments.
7. Bangladesh will formulate its foreign policy only in consultation with India.

Firstly there is no source available for this apart from the blog where it says its from some bangla book by some Dr Kalidas Baidya. Info about the book and the author is both missing.

Google search goes back to your book or some other blog. Lets for argument sake say that this agreement existed. To me it looks like earlier version of the 25 years Freindship treaty. Either case your claim that India COAS getting a salute at the passing out parade, somehow relates to "Bangladesh shouldn't have a standing army" is laughable at best.

Your claims lack source. Bring in more source or at least tell us who Dr Kalidas Baidya is. Then we can talk. Till then its just another propaganda bs :lol:.
 
No the plan actually looks like this -

Secret 7 point agreement; Rakkhi Bahini; assassination of Ziaur Rahman; insurgency in the CHT; Pilkhana Massacre; and now salute to the Indian COAS.

All these events are linked in order to undermine the Bangladesh Army as set out in the seven point agreement.
:cheesy::taz::cheesy:
During liberation war, both the governments of India and Bangladesh signed a seven-point secret agreement in order to make Bangladesh dependent on India in all respect. (RAW and CIA in the Liberation War of Bangladesh , Masudul Haq, page:-92-93).In clause three of the treaty it was enunciated : Bangladesh will have no army of its own. Possibly Jatiya Rakkhi Bahini was formed for this reason. Plan was formulated by Indian intelligence organisation RAW to maintain Indian dominance on independent Bangladesh. When the undaunted freedom fighters were fighting with the marauding Pakistanis at the risk of their lives, then RAW formed its own forces by General Sujon Singh Uban at Dehradun without intimating the exiled Bangladesh govt. The name of the force was 'Mujib Bahini' (RAW and CIA in the Liberation War of Bangladesh , Masudul Haq, page :-96-97).

http://www.globalpolitician.com/print.asp?id=1944
 
No the plan actually looks like this -

Secret 7 point agreement; Rakkhi Bahini; assassination of Ziaur Rahman; insurgency in the CHT; Pilkhana Massacre; and now salute to the Indian COAS.

All these events are linked in order to undermine the Bangladesh Army as set out in the seven point agreement.



Munshi..you are being obsessed here..The decisions taken then were considered valid at that point of time not only by the Indian side but also by the Bangladeshi side..At that point of time,Bangladesh was still East Pakistan.India had just fought a war with Pakistan in 1965 and hence East Pakistan was considered an enemy land.So it was being handled with caution.We can do a lot of things,but we would like to see our own home secure and safe right?
There was a high level of mistrust.Things changed radically when Mujibur Rehman came back to the arena.We never annexed East Bengal,thought that would have satisfied the divided hearts of many Bengalis,who did not like the idea of partitioning Bangla AT ALL.People still remembered hoe firm the Bengalis stood against "Banga-bhanga" when Lord Curzon tried to divide it in 1905.

But then,Bangladesh went ahead to become a free country and India assisted.India influenced to veto the US-China resolution to veto the Security Council resolution for ceasefire which would have gone to the favour of Pakistan and Bangladesh would have never got created.

India was one of the first countries to recognize Bangladesh as a 'sovereign' nation and recognizing sovereignty of a nation means recognizing its own armed forces as well,a man in your position should understand that.
 
No the plan actually looks like this -

Secret 7 point agreement; Rakkhi Bahini; assassination of Ziaur Rahman; insurgency in the CHT; Pilkhana Massacre; and now salute to the Indian COAS.

All these events are linked in order to undermine the Bangladesh Army as set out in the seven point agreement.

RUN FORREST RUN !!!
 
Firstly there is no source available for this apart from the blog where it says its from some bangla book by some Dr Kalidas Baidya. Info about the book and the author is both missing.

Google search goes back to your book or some other blog. Lets for argument sake say that this agreement existed. To me it looks like earlier version of the 25 years Freindship treaty. Either case your claim that India COAS getting a salute at the passing out parade, somehow relates to "Bangladesh shouldn't have a standing army" is laughable at best.

Your claims lack source. Bring in more source or at least tell us who Dr Kalidas Baidya is. Then we can talk. Till then its just another propaganda bs :lol:.

I have already explained in post # 151 who Dr. Kalidas Baidya is. He is also GS of a militant organization that is trying to get four districts of Bangladesh to secede so they can become majority Hindu States. He is presently based in West Bengal.
 
I have already explained in post # 151 who Dr. Kalidas Baidya is. He is also GS of a militant organization that is trying to get four districts of Bangladesh to secede so they can become majority Hindu States. He is presently based in West Bengal.

India should go ahead and liberate Chittagong Hill Tracts, it will give us the much needed see access! Bangladeshis can eat their heart out! :lol:
 
Either case your claim that India COAS getting a salute at the passing out parade, somehow relates to "Bangladesh shouldn't have a standing army" is laughable at best.

These events are not laughable -

Secret 7 point agreement; Rakkhi Bahini; assassination of Ziaur Rahman; insurgency in the CHT; Pilkhana Massacre; and now salute to the Indian COAS.

---------- Post added at 05:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:50 PM ----------

RUN FORREST RUN !!!

What do you mean????? Who is Forrest?
 
I have already explained in post # 151 who Dr. Kalidas Baidya is. He is also GS of a militant organization that is trying to get four districts of Bangladesh to secede so they can become majority Hindu States. He is presently based in West Bengal.

So you want to believe what a separatist leader has to say? Any case lets see.

It is simply called the 7 point agreement. Dr. Kalidas Baidya describes it in his book of 2005. Dr. Biadya had been the contact person between Sk. Mujib and the Indian High Commission and Indian intelligence before the 1971 war.


Sheikh Mujib was in Jail from 26th March 1971- 8th January 1972

Syed Nazrul Islam was the acting president in exile from 17th April 1971- 12th January 1972 ( During which he apparently signed this mysterious 7 point agreement)

So how exactly "Dr Kalidas Baidya" find out about this agreement, who was merely a link between Indian Government and sheikh Mujib before the war? The dates don't add up mate. Besides why hasn't anyone else ever mentioned this 7 point agreement.

So as I said earlier, bring another source for this claim, or your claim is good as trash. :wave:
 
Okay let the Indians undermine our army and implement the seven point agreement and walk all over us. Ignorance is bliss and the Bangladeshis here seem to prefer slavery and subservience and so what was the point of 1971. We are just replacing one set of masters for another set.

Who were the previous masters?

Anyways mate, forgive my ignorance.

I don't know how to say this, but I'll try.

I appreciate your concerns about this. I agree that such matters are really undermined in Bangladesh. Bangladesh media seem to be concerned about current issues like this year's budget, the constraints to implementing the budget, that guy killed him, the other guy killed the other guy, blah, blah, blah...

Some Indians here say that we don't even need a military! :rofl:

Our media gives very little focus on military and national security matters of Bangladesh. In fact, most Bangladeshis don't even give a damn about the military. And the Bangladeshi commoners have their reasons to dislike them. They are just you know, ignorant in a way. And certainly frustrated.

I have also come to believe that our military focuses on the wrong things at the wrong time. For example, running businesses is not the job of the military. Their job is to ensure the country's national security. Look what happened back in Pilkhana! Whoever masterminded it just did it right under our noses! And they are still out there. Boy, talk about national security!

And much of it has to do with our political culture. When people get too much into money and politics, they naturally become ignorant of the world around them. And that's how "leaders" are being bred in the political world of the AL and BNP.

The BNP is now calling a 36 hr hartal :rofl: Its like they just stand there for an entire 1.5 days and wait to smash someone's skull or car. Don't they have anything better to do? Don't they have jobs? Of-course, those hoodlums are paid to carry out the hartal. It is all money and politics. There is no such thing as principles in Bangladeshi politics. Those two women, Khaleda Zia and Sheikh Hasina wreaked serious havoc on Bangladeshi politics. They did the highest damage of all Bangladeshi leaders in history.

All those factors contributed to the weakness of Bangladesh as a state. And the military can't even do much but just bow to China and India. It is all because of flawed politics and a pitiful leadership. And as far as buying expensive toys or even develop nukes go to counter the military of India or even China, it is too late for those. Hastily buying new toys to show some 'deterrence' is just a waste. Sorry if I offended any Bangladeshis here, but that is the reality. The events of Pilkhana already proved that.

Best thing we can do is wait for those two women to die of old age, follow the footsteps of India and China and hope for brighter tomorrow. I doubt if Tarique, Koko and Joy even have a chance. They are strange mutated versions of the two women.

Bangladesh and her current increasingly powerless citizens (the majority) have been through many, many hardships after its bloody birth in 1971. And still going through them. These are dark, uncertain and difficult times on many aspects, I agree. But I am certain that we can have a bright future.
 
No other country helped us more to rebuild our military then China. All most all of our military hardware comes from china. Pakistan also helped us a lot with training and weaponry. I do not recall Bharat ever helped or encouraged us to build strong military. It doesn't even think we have a need for military.

This is the first time ever a foreign military chief will take salute from new graduate whom will be sworn to defend the country. /Whom will they be sworn against? Sky, Air and water I presume. :undecided:

Here is my question to Awami league and chief of staff Abdul Mobin.

What Bharat has done to earn this salute?

Abdul mean servant. So I guess our military will be serving Bhrat from now on.

Awamis are Ghaddars and this current chief of army is Ehsaan faramosh? Allah ar Laanat ai kabis der upor.
 
:cheesy::taz::cheesy:
During liberation war, both the governments of India and Bangladesh signed a seven-point secret agreement in order to make Bangladesh dependent on India in all respect. (RAW and CIA in the Liberation War of Bangladesh , Masudul Haq, page:-92-93).In clause three of the treaty it was enunciated : Bangladesh will have no army of its own. Possibly Jatiya Rakkhi Bahini was formed for this reason. Plan was formulated by Indian intelligence organisation RAW to maintain Indian dominance on independent Bangladesh. When the undaunted freedom fighters were fighting with the marauding Pakistanis at the risk of their lives, then RAW formed its own forces by General Sujon Singh Uban at Dehradun without intimating the exiled Bangladesh govt. The name of the force was 'Mujib Bahini' (RAW and CIA in the Liberation War of Bangladesh , Masudul Haq, page :-96-97).

Indian move to establish United India through United Bengal

Well, it is an old Chapter of the History of Bangladesh and its creation. Indian govt made a grave mistake by making a simple assumption that anti-Pakistan means pro-India. When Bangali Muslims of Pakistan were fighting to upheld the freedom of their country they have named Bangladesh, Awami League was busy formulating ways to subjugate this country to Indian wishes.

This is the reason this treacherous AL is not trusted even today by the BD population. Its every action vis-a-vis India is seen as treason.AL is believed to have a hidden mission, that is, to unite BD with west Bengal in the name of Bangali nationalism. Well, this is a recipe of going back to pre-1947 map, and this is totally unacceptable by us.
 

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