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1)No one was hostile to the EPs living here, Nur Ul Amin is an exampleI believe your argument is misplaced -
1- If he was biased toward BDesh, he would have never chosen Pakistan at his country, knowing the fact how much hostile common pakistanis would be against east pakistanis after 71 fiasco.
2- Even if he was biased, he would have never chose to come up with a report as aggressive against army as it was, knowing that his loyalties would be questioned.
3- He would never be trusted as Chief Justice if there was an iota of doubt over his credential and loyalty toward Pakistan. It would be much easier to sack him once Bengalis revolted and no one would have questioned.
The fact is - he was loyal toward pakistan and his allegiance was totally toward pakistan. Thats why despite of all odds and danger, he spoke the harsh truth.
His son has been CJ of IHC, not sure if he is now.
2)his job was to come up with an aggressive report against the Army
3)he was CJ before the separation of East Pakistan, hence i doubt there was mych idea that EP would be geting so much out of hand in 1968