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3 killed in Bangladesh ethnic violence

I understand you dislike Bangladeshis, which is within your right however it seem tribal minority killed some Bengali Hindus there. :azn:

I am neutral here man. ;)

Ayub Ali, Nawab Ali seem Hindu name to you???
 
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Ayub Ali, Nawab Ali seem Hindu name to you???

I didn't read the article. I made that comment based on the picture you have posted. Isn't her husband a Hindu?
Name said so.

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Wife of Sunil Sarkar after his death (BENGALI)
 
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Ayub Ali, Nawab Ali seem Hindu name to you???

If you have read his posts, then these are Hindu names.

To him Bangladeshi are no Muslim but half Hindus.

He shows total contempt for Bengalis and Bangladesh.

He alone is the Saviour!
 
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I didn't read the article. I made that comment based on the picture you have posted. Isn't her husband a Hindu?
Name said so.

Your heart is so filled with venom that you do not read anything and with your tunnel vision, you home in like a blind bat and makes a fool of yourself.

That is why I think you are a comic interlude to heavy discussion!

Carry on with your loopy bloomers!

I hope you could read the poem I appended. Sorry it had no pictures. Pictures are to assist the illiterate as they do for ballot papers!
 
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^^ Do you must reply to all my post even if it is not directed to you. I also notice you go around diffrent thread and mention my name for no good reason.
 
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^^ Do you must reply to all my post even if it is not directed to you. I also notice you go around diffrent thread and mention my name for no good reason.

Please disabuse yourself of self assigned importance!

I respond when I find one is not loyal to his country even if I don't belong to his country.

I find myself violated when I see disloyalty, even if the person is not my countryman.

I could not believe that a man who claims to be a Bangladeshi, can hate his country and his countrymen with such venom. You left me aghast and in wonderment that such people also exist in this world!!

One must be truthful, but one should not be disloyal to Nam, Namak, Nishan!!

For instance, on truthfulness, do check the String of Pearls thread. I have said that the Strategy is absolutely capital for China. From a military standpoint, I am right, but by seeing the truth, I could be not labelled disloyal.

However, if I were to abuse my country and countrymen without one word of praise, then I would be a traitor and a disgraceful wretch. God has been kind that I am neither of the two!

I have appended the poem by Sir Walter Scott on Patriotism.

If that does not move you to be loyal, try reading this book - A Man Without a Country by Edward Everett Hale.

Since you also fly the US Flag, run along to a Public Library and without spending money (and I presume that should elate you!) read this book. Hale was a US writer and so it will be there in the Public Library!
 
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Please disabuse yourself of self assigned importance!

I respond when I find one is not loyal to his country even if I don't belong to his country.

I find myself violated when I see disloyalty, even if the person is not my countryman.

I could not believe that a man who claims to be a Bangladeshi, can hate his country and his countrymen with such venom. You left me aghast and in wonderment that such people also exist in this world!!

One must be truthful, but one should not be disloyal to Nam, Namak, Nishan!!

For instance, on truthfulness, do check the String of Pearls thread. I have said that the Strategy is absolutely capital for China. From a military standpoint, I am right, but by seeing the truth, I could be not labelled disloyal.

However, if I were to abuse my country and countrymen without one word of praise, then I would be a traitor and a disgraceful wretch. God has been kind that I am neither of the two!

I have appended the poem by Sir Walter Scott on Patriotism.

If that does not move you to be loyal, try reading this book - A Man Without a Country by Edward Everett Hale.

Since you also fly the US Flag, run along to a Public Library and without spending money (and I presume that should elate you!) read this book. Hale was a US writer and so it will be there in the Public Library!

I suggest you not waste your breath on him. Even bangladeshis find him crazy. Also, in bangladeshi forum keep your post small please. You state your position, reinforce it with logic and cite examples. And in reply somebody will post a one liner or worse, something completely unrelated and without logic. Total waste of time, just play the game by their standard.
 
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who are the legitimate owners ? chakmas or bengalis ?

after reading the details one more thing i want to ask how come the chakmas (kings and their kins in the past ) had Muslim or mongol names but with passage of time towards era of East India company and onwards they adopted hindu names ?

if they were budhists why Muslim names ?

Ownership of land of the tribal people was never eshtablished as they never registered their land with the govt office like we do in the rest of the country. They had a tribal nomadic culture where they used to pay some taxes to the tribes headman and do seasonal cultivation which is known as Jhum cultivation. So in one sense govt owns all the land of hill tracs but in reality those lands basically belong to the livelihood of those indegenous people. When govt started settling Bengali Bhum to those land they never considered these core economic issues of tribe people which is the mother of all the problem. Now govt do recognize the taxes paid to the tribes headman (from which govt get a % of share) and the ownership is eshtablished through that.
 
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I understand you dislike Bangladeshis, which is within your right however it seem tribal minority killed some Bengali Hindus there. :azn:

I am neutral here man. ;)

what insanity is this? does it make any difference to you? all minorities are your country men. killing them , grab their lands and setting their homes fire should be stopped.

i do not dislike bangladeshis.
 
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Secessionist movement started as a direct result of settlement and not the otherway where secessionist was subdued by settlers. This kind of wrong policy was tried time and again by a lots of stone headed military type ruler int the world and eventually failed miserably. You can only hold a part of your country only if that part is willing and CHT joined Pakistan and Bangladesh in their own will. But its govt responsibility to protect socio cultural values of its every region. I wont take it lightly if my area Sylhet was overwhelmed by outsiders and our culture, way of life and language are screwed by them. Same goes for every region as long as they are not part of Cosmopoliton city like Dhaka and Chittagong etc.

Either you do not know the history of conflict or you are distorting it for your own convenenience. You may by trying to become forgetful of the past, but, note the following:

1) Paharis sided with the united Pakistan. But, why? Because, the war was to establish only the Bangali supremacy in the then east Pakistan, and Paharis rightfully saw an overwhelming of their position by the Bangalis.

2) So, they sided with Islamabad govt. One Raja Tridib Roy was in Pakistan during the war. Was he a minister in the Pakistan Cabinet, I do not remember. Another Raja Mong Shu Pru also sided with Islamabad. He remained a Minister even during Bhutto.

3) However, the Paharis did not fight like the Razakaars or the Biharis did. They extended basically a political support to Islamabad. It was also a warning to the Bangalis in a separate country.

4) But, after the war, Sk. Mujib visited (probably) Rangamati, and what did he declared like a stupid politician lacking a political science background? He declared in Bengali, 'From today, I PROMOTE you to the status of Bangali.' What a way of talking and woeing an adverse group of people to his formula of Bangalism!

5) Paharis were already against an independent Bangladesh whereby Bangalis would overwhelm them with number. Now, with this declaration by Sk. Mujib another seed of discord was sown and they revolted. Was it a million man revolt immediately? Of course not. This is why, people without information here are claiming that the revolt was caused by the settlement later on. It was just the opposite.

6) Now, let us see how the settlement of Bangalis occurred. BD military mobilized troops in the CHT and took stern actions against the rebels and naturally it sprerad to the entire population. So, BD govt led by President Zia was forced to settle people who are racially Bangali, so that the tide of battle could be turned in favour of the govt.

These unwanted events have occurred only because of AL's racist policy. AL believes this country belongs only to Bangali, and whoever is not already Bangali must come forward and accept their kind of ignorant Bangali nationalism. The point to be noted here, this ill-conceived Bangali nationalism insists that the country is to be inhabited by no nationalities other than Bangalis.

About land distribution, I do not like to elaborate here further. But, I must say Paharis are free to buy land and build their houses in any part of the country. There is no restriction to these. Similarly, the CHT should also not be kept off limit to the Bangalis. Bangalis have equal right to that part of the country. Mroe to the above, the GoB retains the right to distribute lands to any one who is serving the interest or the unity of the country.
 
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Either you do not know the history of conflict or you are distorting it for your own convenenience. You may by trying to become forgetful of the past, but, note the following:

1) Paharis sided with the united Pakistan. But, why? Because, the war was to establish only the Bangali supremacy in the then east Pakistan, and Paharis rightfully saw an overwhelming of their position by the Bangalis.

2) So, they sided with Islamabad govt. One Raja Tridib Roy was in Pakistan during the war. Was he a minister in the Pakistan Cabinet, I do not remember. Another Raja Mong Shu Pru also sided with Islamabad. He remained a Minister even during Bhutto.

3) However, the Paharis did not fight like the Razakaars or the Biharis did. They extended basically a political support to Islamabad. It was also a warning to the Bangalis in a separate country.

4) But, after the war, Sk. Mujib visited (probably) Rangamati, and what did he declared like a stupid politician lacking a political science background? He declared in Bengali, 'From today, I PROMOTE you to the status of Bangali.' What a way of talking and woeing an adverse group of people to his formula of Bangalism!

5) Paharis were already against an independent Bangladesh whereby Bangalis would overwhelm them with number. Now, with this declaration by Sk. Mujib another seed of discord was sown and they revolted. Was it a million man revolt immediately? Of course not. This is why, people without information here are claiming that the revolt was caused by the settlement later on. It was just the opposite.

6) Now, let us see how the settlement of Bangalis occurred. BD military mobilized troops in the CHT and took stern actions against the rebels and naturally it sprerad to the entire population. So, BD govt led by President Zia was forced to settle people who are racially Bangali, so that the tide of battle could be turned in favour of the govt.

These unwanted events have occurred only because of AL's racist policy. AL believes this country belongs only to Bangali, and whoever is not already Bangali must come forward and accept their kind of ignorant Bangali nationalism. The point to be noted here, this ill-conceived Bangali nationalism insists that the country is to be inhabited by no nationalities other than Bangalis.

About land distribution, I do not like to elaborate here further. But, I must say Paharis are free to buy land and build their houses in any part of the country. There is no restriction to these. Similarly, the CHT should also not be kept off limit to the Bangalis. Bangalis have equal right to that part of the country. Mroe to the above, the GoB retains the right to distribute lands to any one who is serving the interest or the unity of the country.

Thank you for saving me from pain of posting these points.

thats the main issue i was stressing that Instead of considering themselves Bangladeshis in totality the ethnic colour is imposing and leading to hate like it was exploited by Mujeeb in 71.

this deep rooted ethnic factor had remained intact in BD uptill now and seems its getting stronger to utter shock might lead to a weak BD in the long run
 
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In every country there are minorities. But, a minority group cannot own a part of the country for themselves only. Govt sponsored or not, settling Bangalis in the CHT was a far-sighted move by the GoB.

The effective far sighted move could be, let them out of CHT to the plain land by involving them in the professional activities. Pushing the Bengali criminal, thug Settler loser wont help any.
 
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yes. they set fire on 40 houses. killed four and injured 20 others. they wanted to grab indigenous people lands. shame.
Original Post By F-16_Falcon

what was that ?????

They are tribes, the settlers are non tribes , who came from city.. In India there is very strict law, you can not buy land from Tribes. Even if you found harassing them, you are gone....

"Anisul Haque Bhuiyan" the last name bhuiyan is tribe of Bihar and Bengal, he is a tribe converted to Muslim
 
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