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sorry i do not practice or understand a lot of this lingo. i didn't know you are west bengal person Pakistan er sathe ak howa baro bapar na. Bangladesh zameen er sovereignty ja 1971 hariyese ta phire pawa. ar 1947 theke India'r transgressing policies bhuja

i grew up in BD. and also got fed an unhealthy dose of Tagore and the likes even though it is alien and even antagonistic to Bengali Muslim history. many people question why Tagore is even celebrated at the level it is in BD. but they are also understanding more and more what has taken grip of...

*what* are those sitting across with blonde coloured hair? :sick:

Sanskritized Bengali is not a language of Bengali Muslims good to see an Indian trying to control the meaning of a Bangladeshi. i will try to answer your statements one by one. your allegiance was expected though. you as an Indian are right to show support for the particular Bengalis who were...

yes Persian was the official language of the subcontinent - the language of the courts, official places, mainstream academic institutions, etc. and the language of both educated Muslims and non-Muslims. after the British abolished that, Farsi remained but not even all educated Muslims had grasp...

the politicians and the leftist bindi wearing "intelligentsia" definitely targeted Urdu and promoted the Calcutta babu culture as they still do. you are right that Urdu ceased to be compulsory in Bengali medium school which was baffling. this was no anti-West Pakistan, it was anti-Bengali Muslim...

2- and 3- the agitation started since 1970 elections. it grew intense since start of 1971. non-cooperation movements (hartals) essentially stalled all government functions. and these hartals were far far from being non-violent or "Gandhian" in any way. several universities became hotbeds of...

it's you who hates Mohajirs. so you should also hate the country the Mohajirs struggled for and inconvenient for you, that country happens to be Bangladesh

being Urdu-speaking does not automatically mean someone is "Bihari". educated Bengali Muslims have traditionally practiced Urdu before the political stigma started after 1947, and most Bengali Muslim traditions got targeted in the hatred for West Pakistan by Bengali leftists. you have to be nuts...

@aazidane - the case of a metamorphosis of a butterfly into a slug

....as in what it was born as

i am a national of a certain map by birth. and i am aware and i acknowledge what the maps mean and why they are there. you are confused and indoctrinated with the disease called Bengali Nationalism something to refresh your memory Bengali Nationalism a Threat to Bangladesh's National Security

i think the people who you are also referring to also built the first industries and made Bengali Muslims get something more than menial jobs for the first time in 200 years. compare that with leftist Bengali agitators who had nothing better to contribute than rioting. the only illegal here is...

...and so did Bengali Muslims

if this has really happened, then i will suggest @WebMaster to try to do any check and confirm it. has this been the case with others, like with @idune or @the just ? i am saying this regarding both blocking of certain pages or blocking entire defence.pk as usual lame indians trying to be funny...

Good that answers my question. so i was wrong. in your vague opening post you did not even separate ones who are waiting for Pakistani citizenship from ones who are Bangladesh citizens. the camp dwellers have origins in other places besides Bihar, like UP and other states in current India, and...

these biharis are indian ones i believe. they have nothing to do with the Muslim Mohajirs who settled long ago. @aazidane am i right?

i think our own Muslim Biharis who are Bangladeshis are well suited to deal with them

have you even read my post? there was another member that brought up "Stranded Pakistanis". what i did as try to clear any existing misconception about the phrase. for some that is an issue in BD-PAK relations. for me personally it's not too big a deal. your comment is better suited to other...

these "stranded Pakistanis" are of various backgrounds including Bengali who opted for the Pakistani state that ceased (or supposed to cease) to exist in the land we call Bangladesh after India took over it in 1971. if you are talking about Mohajirs in general, the majority of them don't fall...