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Pakistan Army Committed Genocide: US Resolution On 1971 Bangladesh Atrocities

Those deaths saved Bangladesh

That's the cold hearted truth

First of all we deny everything, their was no genocide 😬


Second, the genocide that didn't occur pretty much targeted Hindus

And by targeting Hindus we got rid of one way or the other MILLIONS of Hindus who would otherwise have ensured Bangladesh be a total vassal of India


Our actions ensured Bangladesh remained a free Muslim state as per partition
 
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Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna and Congressman Seve Chabot introduced the resolution in the US House of Representatives
Clam down guys. It’s not like Congress pass the resolution. Two twats politicians just introduce the resolution. This means nothing. Happens all the time. Resolution will go no where.
 
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Army was not there. You sound like an Indian

People have put pics up of soldiers firing tear gas and rubber bullets. Even IK
mentioned in Rawalpindi jalsa that Islamabad police chief said that he got orders
from Army to fire on the civilians.
 
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Have lost the will to defend PA.
And this is what you guys (Bajwa and co) bent over and presented your asses for… as usual screwed by the US in the most abhorrent manner.. the bitches (army leadership) will never learn… no respect for army whatsoever now…
US cannot and will not ever be an ally of Pakistan, no matter how much the bitches(army leadership) wish for it…

Clam down guys. It’s not like Congress pass the resolution. Two twats politicians just introduce the resolution. This means nothing. Happens all the time. Resolution will go no where.
Just like Glenn, Symington and pressler…. ?????
 
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Peeople have put pics up of soldiers firing tear gas and rubber bullets. Even IK mentioned
in Rawalpindi jalsa that Islamabad police chief said that he got orders from Army to fire on the
civilians.

Rangers maybe.
 
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Who is behind these rangers? who is behind this mix achar PDM? Everyone know's its Bajwa, his father in law
Ejaz Amjad and those few loyal to Barwa.
Cool down man! I am no fan of Bajwa. Problems of Pakistan will not go away if Bajwa disappears. Also Imran khan and his pirni also have a lot to answer to.
 
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Pakistan Army Committed Genocide: US Resolution On 1971 Bangladesh Atrocities​

"We must not let the years erase the memory of the millions who were massacred. Recognising the genocide strengthens the historical record, educates our fellow Americans, and lets would-be perpetrators know such crimes will not be tolerated or forgotten," Chabot, a Republican member, tweeted.​


World Press Trust of India
Updated : October 15, 2022 10:06 am IST
Pakistan Army Committed Genocide: US Resolution On 1971 Bangladesh Atrocities

Pakistan Army committed genocide in Bangladesh, says resolution introduced in US House

Washington:

Two influential American lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives that urges the US President to recognise the atrocities committed against ethnic Bengalis and Hindus by the Pakistani armed forces in 1971 as a genocide.

Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna and Congressman Seve Chabot introduced the resolution in the US House of Representatives on Friday which among other things calls on the government of Pakistan to offer apologies to the people of Bangladesh for its role in such a genocide.

"We must not let the years erase the memory of the millions who were massacred. Recognising the genocide strengthens the historical record, educates our fellow Americans, and lets would-be perpetrators know such crimes will not be tolerated or forgotten," Chabot, a Republican Party member, said in a tweet.

"The Bangladesh Genocide of 1971 must not be forgotten. With help from my Hindu constituents in Ohio's First District, Ro Khanna and I introduced legislation to recognise that the mass atrocities committed against Bengalis and Hindus, in particular, were indeed a genocide," Chabot said.


Khanna, a Democrat and the US Representative from California's 17th congressional district, tweeted that he along with Chabot introduced the first resolution commemorating the 1971 Bengali Genocide in which millions of ethnic Bengalis and Hindus were killed or displaced in one of the most forgotten genocides of "our" time.

There was a genocide. Millions of people were killed (in 1971) in what is now Bangladesh, and what was then East Pakistan. About 80 per cent of those millions that were killed were Hindus, Chabot, US Representative for Ohio's 1st congressional district, said.

"And it was, in my opinion, a genocide just like other genocides - like the Holocaust - happened. And there were others that have occurred, and this was one that, thus far, hasn't really been declared by definition. And we are working on this now," he said.

The resolution has been welcomed by the Bangladeshi community.

Saleem Reza Noor, whose family members were brutally murdered by armed Islamists in 1971, expressed relief after 51 years of despair.

"Our genocide is finally getting recognition in the US Congress," Noor said.

He expressed satisfaction as both Republicans and Democrats joined forces to introduce a historic resolution that has the potential to reshape the geopolitics of South Asia, Central Asia, and the Indo-Pacific.

Priya Saha, executive director of the Human Rights Congress for Bangladesh Minorities (HRCBM), said: "On this 51st anniversary of Bangladesh's independence, we hope that millions of people in Bangladesh who were systematically exterminated by the Pakistan army and their collaborators in 1971 will be formally memorialised."

Aroma Dutta, a member of Parliament from the Hindu community in Bangladesh whose grandfather and uncle were killed by the Pakistan Armed Forces, said: "My grandfather, Dhirendra Nath Datta (85 years), along with his son, Dilip Datta (40 Years), were picked up by the brutal Pakistani Army on the 29th of March, 1971.

"They were taken into the Mainamati Cantonment in Cumilla, brutally tortured for more than two weeks and murdered; their lifeless bodies were thrown into a ditch, never to be found. Until today, they lie in a mass grave," she said.

"I want the killers to be punished for murdering innocent people, including the elderly, young women, and children," she said.


(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

Hey, they shouldn't forget the millions that were raped too.
 
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I admit we wronged the Bangladeshis in 1971.

But to declare independence and side with the Hindus, how stupid can one get?
 
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ok good if they did it
During her last term as the PM, Begum Zia of BNP proposed to send census people to visit all the villages, mahallas, and towns to find out the number killed and the names. But, then what happened that she backed down from this position?

This Hasina the bitch woman started street agitations throughout the country calling Begum Zia a great Razakar along with President Zia for defying Mujib who had uttered 3 million in London when he was supposed to say 3 Lakh. 3 Lakh itself is too large a figure.

This time, the move in the US Congress is by a Congressman of Indian descent. No doubt, he is moving at the behest of the Indian Lobby in Washington to make the 1971 war an issue to help the BAL party and Hasina win in the next election.

By the way, why the newspaper said it is a resolution when it is just another proposal that can even be rejected even for discussion? No Resolution has so far been taken in Congress and no signature by President Biden.
 
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@MastanKhan , this is what i used to call "accident in making". Biden also spoke calling Pakistan one of the most dangerous country.

We can sense what's coming next... economic and military sanctions.
 
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