‘Some justice’ served: Indian envoy

[BanglaBhoot]

Senior Correspondent, bdnews24.com

Published: 24 January 2013 09:52 PM Updated: 24 January 2013 10:15

Indian High Commissioner to Dhaka Pankaj Saran on Thursday observed that the maiden war crimes verdict delivered ‘some justice’ to the war victims through ‘a judicial and legal’ process.

“We are fully sympathetic with the people of Bangladesh and understand their feelings against those crimes,” he said while replying to a question at a programme in Dhaka on Thursday.

Saran made the comment on the death sentence handed down to Abul Kalam Azad alias Bachchu ******* by the second war crimes tribunal on Jan 21.

Azad is absconding, reportedly in Pakistan.

He noted that the trial was an ‘internal matter’ of Bangladesh and added, “It is also true that the whole world is aware and recalls the atrocities which were committed against the people of Bangladesh in 1971.”

“Those amounted to genocide and crimes against humanity,” he said, “These were serious crimes.”

Earlier, the State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland said in a statement the US supported bringing to justice those who committed war crimes in Bangladesh but insisted that the trials must be ‘free, fair and transparent.’

The Foreign & Commonwealth Office of the United Kingdom said the British government supported the efforts of Bangladesh to bring to justice those responsible for committing atrocities during the 1971 War, “although we remain strongly opposed to the application of the death penalty in all circumstances.”

http://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2013/01/24/some-justice-served-indian-envoy

 

[Luffy 500]

No surprise that Indian lunneys R the only ones backing BAL in all this. But can this keep their dalal lunneys in power & if so, for how long?

 

[eastwatch]

I congratulate the tribunal verdict. I will also like the tribunal to try some lunatic traitors in the PDF and hang them. But, I do not accept Indian envoy's comments, because the trial is none of India's affair. Why this guy should bother about us?

 

[livingdead]

I congratulate the tribunal verdict. I will also like the tribunal to try some lunatic traitors in the PDF and hang them. But, I do not accept Indian envoy's comments, because the trial is none of India's affair. Why this guy should bother about us?

Did he not say its internal affairs of bd. Why did state dept and uk gov comment on it (that too with a prescription) ?

 

[notsuperstitious]

I congratulate the tribunal verdict. I will also like the tribunal to try some lunatic traitors in the PDF and hang them. But, I do not accept Indian envoy's comments, because the trial is none of India's affair. Why this guy should bother about us?

The article says he was asked a question. He replied.

 

[Contrarian]

I congratulate the tribunal verdict. I will also like the tribunal to try some lunatic traitors in the PDF and hang them. But, I do not accept Indian envoy's comments, because the trial is none of India's affair. Why this guy should bother about us?

It is India's affair because these people fought against the Indian Army as well while India was trying to liberate Bangladesh. Indian Army stepped in at numerous places to prevent ongoing massacres happening there.

 

[KRAIT]

He noted that the trial was an ‘internal matter’ of Bangladesh


He made it clear.

 

[livingdead]

He noted that the trial was an ‘internal matter’ of Bangladesh


He made it clear.

He has to mention 'Indian interference' so that he cant be called 'indian dalal'. This is BD section, everybody has to swear he/she is anti Indian before discussion starts.

 

[Al-zakir]

I congratulate the tribunal verdict. I will also like the tribunal to try some lunatic traitors in the PDF and hang them. But, I do not accept Indian envoy's comments, because the trial is none of India's affair. Why this guy should bother about us?

Sure but we have to make sure that Hasina's close relative Eng. Mushraff Hussein meet the same fate. I mean justice should be same for all. Don't you agree?

 

[M_Saint]

I congratulate the tribunal verdict. I will also like the tribunal to try some lunatic traitors in the PDF and hang them. But, I do not accept Indian envoy's comments, because the trial is none of India's affair. Why this guy should bother about us?

Here comes out the peel of 'Dada Commie'. If this Chungawala's azz are to be shown in public, there would be a 'Trade mark', written all over it like he is a dalal. If his face is exposed, resemblance of 'Gay Commie' would also be visible.

Now listen to this, if all the commie means are added up then it would fall short by few thousand miles to reach out at 'Pakka Mumin' let alone pony commie of URs one. So, go and try harder to make the list bigger, otherwise no enlarger would be enough to extend pony's reach by that much, compriente?

 

[M_Saint]

Sure but we have to make sure that Hasina's close relative Eng. Mushraff Hussein meet the same fate. I mean justice should be same for all. Don't you agree?

Aare Zakir Bhai, "Ki er Modde Ki, Panta Vhate Ghee??" Leading oneself to be baptized as 'Dada Commie' or 'RAWAMY Dalal' would change his resume outright under the Dalal GOVT of Bharat. So, why are U bragging for 'Janogoner Talui's Bichar'?

 

[scholseys]

This is what the Americans are saying.....................

Fourth Estate Cooperative Staff
Washington, DC, United States (4E) – Just one day after a war crime court handed a death sentence to a fugitive TV preacher for genocide during the 1971 liberation war, the United States on Wednesday called on Bangladesh to hold free and fair trials.

State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said that Washington supports justice for such crimes, adding, “However, we believe that any such trials must be free, fair and transparent, and in accordance with domestic standards and international standards Bangladesh has agreed to uphold through its ratification of international agreements.”

“The United States urges the government of Bangladesh to adhere to the due process standards that are part of its treaty obligations, and to fully respect the rule of law as it addresses atrocities committed during the liberation war,” Nuland said.

Bangladesh’s domestic body named International Crimes Tribunal on Monday ordered Maolana Abul Kalam Azad’s execution over charges of genocide and murder during Bangladesh’s war against Pakistan.

The opposition parties describe the execution and war crime cases as politically motivated acts as popular TV host Azad, 63, was formerly a key member of Bangladesh’s largest opposition Islamic party Jamaat-e-Islami. Other than him, around 11 top opposition members have been suspected of war crimes. This includes nine from Jamaat and two more from Bangladesh Nationalist Party.

International rights groups also claimed to have found loopholes in the war crime laws – a charge the government denied and insisted that the trials are fair and meet international standards.

U.S. calls on Bangladesh to hold war crime trials in line with international standards | GantDaily.com

 

[Anubis]

Sure but we have to make sure that Hasina's close relative Eng. Mushraff Hussein meet the same fate. I mean justice should be same for all. Don't you agree?

When BNP comes to power(soon) they will do it Insha Allah!

 

[Zoro]

Hello I am from south India and I don't speak Hindi or Bengali can some one give me the meaning for the word dalal I see this word being used by Bangladeshi's. I tried to google but did not get any concrete meaning.

Dalal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[livingdead]

Hello I am from south India and I don't speak Hindi or Bengali can some one give me the meaning for the word dalal I see this word being used by Bangladeshi's. I tried to google but did not get any concrete meaning.

Dalal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dalal means pimp or middleman.