Turkey condemns execution of Bangladeshi party leader

[Indika]

So whats stopping you? Afraid you will be exposed when its only you and turkey that raise their hands?

Even turkey would raise their hands saying it is human rights violation according to EU convention. Rest of the world would not even know them, even if they did they would not care to give a damn about it. Given these razakars were ISIS of 1970's their glorious deeds would make pakistan look stupid. If nazi's can get recognition then they have a chance.

Turks are being made a fool of by their president, who daily usurps more and more power while distracting people with tales of Bangladesh, rohingya and Pakistan.

If the guy really cares, raise the matter in the international courts or shut up.

Yes thats right, a demagogue needs to distract ppl and keep them occupied in useless stuff. Well ask him to stop ISIS and others , there would be no answer.

 

[Saiful Islam]

BD run by Haseena is nothing but a satellite state of India. It has no sovereignty of its own to speak of. That is exactly what Mujeeb had envisioned for East Pakistan, glad to have seen it come true.

Trust me that's not what he wanted.

 

[Arthur]

Too much butthurt from erodowan nowadays. Seems like his gold plated toilet isn't suiting him any better!!

 

[Luffy 500]

Great stance by turkey. It may not change the situation in BD but what's important is that in this age where geopolitics in driven by morally bankrupt self-interest at the expense of the most - vulnerable on earth , Turkey sided with truth and justice. Even in syria they sided with the oppressed.

You guys have a good president and gov , that at least voices support for the oppressed.And that also means you would make plenty of enemies. But BD is irrelevant in the globe anyway. The fact that turkey and PAK even bothered abt such a 3rd rate country is much appreciated.
@bsruzm

Its really stooping low for a nation like Turkey. They have failed to read the people of Bangladesh. Even the major opposition party BNP is silent on this, the party of which Nizami was an ally. Mostly the people in BD have expressed happiness over the court verdicts on war crimes.

Why is it stopping low for turkey? First of all international orgs of Western political world order - UN , HRW, Amnesty international questioned the fairness of the indo-awami monkey tribunal. Even the US and EU at least officially voiced their opposition to the proceedings of the tribunal. Now all these orgs and countries are known for their opposition to islamic political forces and they don't have any special attachment to JeI , infact they hate its political beliefs and aims. But the fact that these trails were such a blatant sham and mockery of justice , that western human rights group were prompted to oppose it.

BD is NOT what gets portrayed in the media. Its a one party state with no free media. Not everyone in BD support these trails and majority of the people if NOT oppose it , can't relate themselves to the political vendetta of the ruling regime and consider it not congenial to BD's socio-political fabric. Now i am not claiming to be a spokesperson for BDs unlike many of your countrymen in this forum and social networking sites elsewhere. But common sense dictates that no country on earth is politically homogeneous and BD is NOT in Mars.

And its nothing to do with reading BD people. What important is siding with the oppressed against the oppressor and turkey did exactly that. That's should be appreciated. Even if hypothetically majority BDs support the wrong acts of their gov , it doesn't justify the wrong. Right and wrong is NOT based on what majority supports. Now hindutvadis and secular humanist may decide their right and wrong based on majority-minority principle since they don't have a moral compass to lean back to but that's not the case with Muslims.

 

[Gibbs]

Thankyou Turkey, once again, Turkish foreign policy has favored Pakistan's stance, its natural ally. No doubt the relationship between the Turks and people of Pakistan transcends the geographical boundaries and predates the creation of the two nation states.

But what does a Bangladeshi man accused and convicted of terrorism, By the Bangladeshi judiciary and executed by the sovereign government of Bangladesh have to do with Turkey standing by Pakistani people ? Think about it before you'll cry foul of other countries meddling in Pakistani internal affairs

we should have taken up this matter in OIC in turkey and make them pass a resolution.

Lol.. On a internal matter of a sovereign nation ? What do you expect would happen ?

 

[bsruzm]

Great stance by turkey. It may not change the situation in BD but what's important is that in this age where geopolitics in driven by morally bankrupt self-interest at the expense of the most - vulnerable on earth , Turkey sided with truth and justice. Even in syria they sided with the oppressed.

You guys have a good president and gov , that at least voices support for the oppressed.And that also means you would make plenty of enemies. But BD is irrelevant in the globe anyway. The fact that turkey and PAK even bothered abt such a 3rd rate country is much appreciated.
@bsruzm

 

[American Pakistani]

Turkeye a country fighting terrorism knows the period Pakistan been through in 71 when it faced mutkia mofo terrorists.

Besides Turkeye is a brotherly nation of Pakistan.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

A good move by Turkiye. I can't believe spinless Pakistan govt. hasn't followed suit! That witch Hasina will polarize BD and take it down with her. Her power hungry witch-like nature and vanity will only accelerate her downfall. Boot-licker of india - hanging an innocent 72 year old man who was once an elected official in office.

This is a black day in history for Bangla Desh and those foolishly celebrating his death today will be screaming in pain tomorrow.

Turkey killed 3000 IS fighters and many thousand Kurdish fighters over the years. But condemning one man's death, who was executed legal way through BD's judiciary system. By questioning our judiciary, are they expecting we assemble firing squad to eliminate terrors? What an irony, that is my ultimate facepalm.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-mideast-crisis-turkey-islamic-state-idUSKCN0Y20XH

you mean judicially murdered.......and that too on shoddy grounds. Pakistan and Turkiye must internationalize the issue. Amazingly the Bangladeshis think they got independence when in reality they have become nothing but a satellite state of hindustan

so much for freedom fighting

 

[Spectre]

A good move by Turkiye. I can't believe spinless Pakistan govt. hasn't followed suit! That witch Hasina will polarize BD and take it down with her. Her power hungry witch-like nature and vanity will only accelerate her downfall. Boot-licker of india - hanging an innocent 72 year old man who was once an elected official in office.

This is a black day in history for Bangla Desh and those foolishly celebrating his death today will be screaming in pain tomorrow.




you mean judicially murdered.......and that too on shoddy grounds. Pakistan and Turkiye must internationalize the issue. Amazingly the Bangladeshis think they got independence when in reality they have become nothing but a satellite state of hindustan

so much for freedom fighting

I wonder what's your skin in the game? Afterall Pakistan was kicked out by BD- that should be a very clear hint on what they think of Pakistani opinions and Pakistani sympathizers.

It was a big loss but the time has come for Pakistan to move on. Turkey has some grandiose ambition but I would advice it's leader to concentrate getting visa free EU access first which is going down the drain.

 

[Nilgiri]

Pakistan and Turkiye must internationalize the issue.

Yes they must, just like Pakistan tried at the recent commonwealth meet and got laughed off.

Maybe try OIC next?

Try get a word from all weather friend China to support you? We all know how Turkey and China love being on same side given the Uighur issue

We are waiting for the internationalisation....don't keep us waiting forever!

 

[Umair Nawaz]

But what does a Bangladeshi man accused and convicted of terrorism, By the Bangladeshi judiciary and executed by the sovereign government of Bangladesh have to do with Turkey standing by Pakistani people ? Think about it before you'll cry foul of other countries meddling in Pakistani internal affairs



Lol.. On a internal matter of a sovereign nation ? What do you expect would happen ?

Pakistan is the founder of OIC and hosted its first conference. Plus Bangladesh isnt a sovereign country, its an indian vessel state.

 

[Nilgiri]

Pakistan is the founder of OIC and hosted its first conference. Plus Bangladesh isnt a sovereign country, its an indian vessel state.

Show us your prestige and power in OIC, we are waiting eagerly for OIC to condemn Bangladesh.

 

[MadDog]

But what does a Bangladeshi man accused and convicted of terrorism, By the Bangladeshi judiciary and executed by the sovereign government of Bangladesh have to do with Turkey standing by Pakistani people ? Think about it before you'll cry foul of other countries meddling in Pakistani internal affairs



Lol.. On a internal matter of a sovereign nation ? What do you expect would happen ?

Next time please do research before saying something which might embarrass you in public. Pakistan has everything to do with it as the 1974 Tripartite Accord between India, Pakistan and Bangladesh declared that such trials would not take place. This is complete violation of that, and this is the Pakistan's Foreign Office stance. Turkey supported this stance officially and recalled its ambassador from Bangladesh as a sign of protest.

 

[Nilgiri]

1974 Tripartite Accord between India, Pakistan and Bangladesh declared that such trials would not take place.

Point us to where it says that in the accord?

The only specific reference AFAIK was made to 195 Pakistan Army officers who were in Indian custody at the time.

http://www.genocidebangladesh.org/text-of-the-tri-patriate-agreement-of-bangladesh-pakistan-india/

 

[MadDog]

Point us to where it says that in the accord?

The only specific reference AFAIK was made to 195 Pakistan Army officers who were in Indian custody at the time.

http://www.genocidebangladesh.org/text-of-the-tri-patriate-agreement-of-bangladesh-pakistan-india/

The link is a biased one, as the website name suggests. The agreement was not limited to Pakistani officers, it included everyone whom Bangladeshi govt considered responsible. After this accord, Pakistan officially recognized Bangladesh.