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Quote and prove.
Just check why they are building dams they are not for power generation.
Not all, there are majority people who opposed partition.
India Orchestrating Fascism in Bangladesh Spotlight on Shahbagh Square
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Quote and prove.
Just check why they are building dams they are not for power generation.
Not all, there are majority people who opposed partition.
India Fueling Fascism and Anti Islam Propaganda Using Shahbagh Square
There was clear sign from the beginning that shahbagh fascist fest was orchestration of indian origin and indian intelligence instigating the event from background. Now more evidences are visible as indian bloggers in disguise and directly interfering in Bangladesh internal matter and spewing hatred against Islam and anyone questioning Shahbagh fascist fest demand of death sentence by hijacking judicial process. One indian made anti Islam comment like “Islam is evil”. It is clear that Indians are instigating to turn Shahbagh fascist fest against Islam and Bangladesh Muslim majority population. And indian instigation used the "war crime" as a proxy and as result neither victim of 1971 got justice nor
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Even a football team from india is on the way to Shahbagh, which will be
1) Direct interference in Bangladesh internal affairs by india.
2) India encouraging fascism in Bangladesh
3) India using Shahbagh fascist fest to direct attack on Islam and Muslim majority population.
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Indian instigation using Shahbagh fascist fest ever more clear now.
In the same line of indian action against Islam in Bangladesh, Awami League minister already announced that Awami League does not believe “Islam should be Bangladesh state religion” which represents aspiration of 90% population. Awami League minister for food made the statement in a news program hosted by BBC
There was clear sign from the beginning that shahbagh fascist fest was orchestration of indian origin and indian intelligence instigating the event from background. Now more evidences are visible as indian bloggers in disguise and directly interfering in Bangladesh internal matter and spewing hatred against Islam and anyone questioning Shahbagh fascist fest demand of death sentence by hijacking judicial process. One indian made anti Islam comment like “Islam is evil”. It is clear that Indians are instigating to turn Shahbagh fascist fest against Islam and Bangladesh Muslim majority population. And indian instigation used the "war crime" as a proxy and as result neither victim of 1971 got justice nor
??????? ???????? ???????? ????? ???? ??????
Even a football team from india is on the way to Shahbagh, which will be
1) Direct interference in Bangladesh internal affairs by india.
2) India encouraging fascism in Bangladesh
3) India using Shahbagh fascist fest to direct attack on Islam and Muslim majority population.
??????? ???? ?? ??????? ?????? ????? ?? | national | natunbarta.com
Indian instigation using Shahbagh fascist fest ever more clear now.
In the same line of indian action against Islam in Bangladesh, Awami League minister already announced that Awami League does not believe “Islam should be Bangladesh state religion” which represents aspiration of 90% population. Awami League minister for food made the statement in a news program hosted by BBC
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No. No compriente, Whatever language that is.
What are you trying to say? It comes out a little incoherent.
Maybe. Maybe not.
Meanwhile you are the one on the spot, in case you hadn't noticed.
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BNP version secularism is fine, it won't hurt others/anyone, AL version secularism is complete fascism and can never be fitted in to a country with 90% Muslims.
BAL unnecessarily brought non-issues into the stage and polarized this country.
BAL = fasad/fitna league.
BAL unnecessarily brought non-issues into the stage and polarized this country.
BAL = fasad/fitna league.
The lynch-fever of Shahbag is losing mercury-mark
Sadeq Khan
In a joint press-briefing given by the Indian and Bangladeshi foreign ministers in Dhaka on February 17, playright-diplomat Salman Khurshid and physician-diplomat Dr. Dipu Moni made a common cause of saluting the energised crowd of young revellers in Shahbag road-junction. A leading Bengali newspaper of Kolkata, Ananda Bazar Patrika hailed “India’s salute” to Shahbag generation.
On February 18, leading English newspaper of Delhi, The Times of India reported:
“Bangladesh’s parliament, meeting demands of protesters thronging the capital, amended a law on Sunday allowing the state to appeal any verdict in war crimes trials it deems inadequate and out of step with public opinion.Tens of thousands of demonstrators jamming central Shahbag Square for the 13th day burst into cheers amid driving rain as the assembly approved the changes.
The protesters have been demanding the death penalty for war crimes after a tribunal this month sentenced a prominent Islamist to life in prison in connection with Bangladesh’s 1971 war of independence from Pakistan. “Lawyers said the amendment sets a timetable for the government to appeal against Mollah’s sentence and secure a retrial. The previous law did not allow state prosecutors to call for a retrial except in the case of acquittals. Adoption was quick — less than a week after the amendment was approved by the cabinet in the overwhelmingly Muslim country of 150 million.
Opposition benches were empty as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (the BNP) of former premier Begum Khaleda Zia and its allies have been boycotting sessions almost since her arch rival, Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, took office in 2009. On Sunday (February 17), BNP leaders and activists held a rally outside the party’s central office in the capital. “The government is trying to use the protests over the war crime trials to divert attention from critical national issues such as our demand for election under a caretaker authority to ensure a clean and unbiased vote,” BNP’s acting Secretary-General, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, told the rally.
“Bangladesh has shut down a blog site after it was linked to the murder of a anti-Islamist blogger who helped organize protests against the leaders of the largest Islamic party, officials said on Sunday. Blogger Ahmed Rajib Haider, 35, was hacked to death near his home in Dhaka on Friday night.”
Thus “India’s salute” to Shahbag generation in Dhaka may not be finding space to reverberate in the Indian media very much. Indeed, as with cry for capital punishment for hated offences like rape in India itself, the cry for hanging of “crimes against humanity” in Shahbag is beginning to raise eye-brows amongst sober people in India like in the West. Western governments and human right activists have already made their reservations well-articulated in the media over the faulty process of trial and an earlier verdict of capital punishment accorded to an accused in absentia in the International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh.
Full Report
Holiday
Sadeq Khan
In a joint press-briefing given by the Indian and Bangladeshi foreign ministers in Dhaka on February 17, playright-diplomat Salman Khurshid and physician-diplomat Dr. Dipu Moni made a common cause of saluting the energised crowd of young revellers in Shahbag road-junction. A leading Bengali newspaper of Kolkata, Ananda Bazar Patrika hailed “India’s salute” to Shahbag generation.
On February 18, leading English newspaper of Delhi, The Times of India reported:
“Bangladesh’s parliament, meeting demands of protesters thronging the capital, amended a law on Sunday allowing the state to appeal any verdict in war crimes trials it deems inadequate and out of step with public opinion.Tens of thousands of demonstrators jamming central Shahbag Square for the 13th day burst into cheers amid driving rain as the assembly approved the changes.
The protesters have been demanding the death penalty for war crimes after a tribunal this month sentenced a prominent Islamist to life in prison in connection with Bangladesh’s 1971 war of independence from Pakistan. “Lawyers said the amendment sets a timetable for the government to appeal against Mollah’s sentence and secure a retrial. The previous law did not allow state prosecutors to call for a retrial except in the case of acquittals. Adoption was quick — less than a week after the amendment was approved by the cabinet in the overwhelmingly Muslim country of 150 million.
Opposition benches were empty as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (the BNP) of former premier Begum Khaleda Zia and its allies have been boycotting sessions almost since her arch rival, Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, took office in 2009. On Sunday (February 17), BNP leaders and activists held a rally outside the party’s central office in the capital. “The government is trying to use the protests over the war crime trials to divert attention from critical national issues such as our demand for election under a caretaker authority to ensure a clean and unbiased vote,” BNP’s acting Secretary-General, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, told the rally.
“Bangladesh has shut down a blog site after it was linked to the murder of a anti-Islamist blogger who helped organize protests against the leaders of the largest Islamic party, officials said on Sunday. Blogger Ahmed Rajib Haider, 35, was hacked to death near his home in Dhaka on Friday night.”
Thus “India’s salute” to Shahbag generation in Dhaka may not be finding space to reverberate in the Indian media very much. Indeed, as with cry for capital punishment for hated offences like rape in India itself, the cry for hanging of “crimes against humanity” in Shahbag is beginning to raise eye-brows amongst sober people in India like in the West. Western governments and human right activists have already made their reservations well-articulated in the media over the faulty process of trial and an earlier verdict of capital punishment accorded to an accused in absentia in the International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh.
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those protesters are expressing their anger at those Jamati leaders who are the perpetrators of crimes in 1971. Instead of supporting them, you are insulting their intelligence and bravery.
When are you going to stand up to these extremists??
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You are wasting your time in the BD section you bleddy munafiq,raw-minded indian..
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They are all naastik,murtid,suckular,rawamy, pro-indian dalals...the brave souls of BD are all in pdf...
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I bet if idune's internet connection acts up , he run on the streets holding a placard , RAW and Evil India has plonked his internet and then makes a great ballard full of evil wizardry of Indians in Bangladesh .
Here is indian own admission of orchestrating Shahbagh fascist mob
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Protesters at Shahbagh in Bangladesh backed by India
NEW DELHI: The protesters at Shahbagh, a busy intersection in Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, have probably their strongest support from neighbour India.
On Friday, National Security Adviser (NSA) Shivshankar Menon said the protests were a sign of the "open-mindedness" of the Bangladeshi youth, who were battling extremism and upholding fundamental values of democracy. Setting up the Ram Sathe chair in Pune, Menon said, "The ongoing spontaneous gathering against extremist elements and war criminals by thousands of youth at Shahbagh intersection in Dhaka shows the strength of feeling, capacity for political mobilization and open-mindedness of Bangladeshi youth."
During his recent visit to Bangladesh, foreign minister Salman Khurshid, too, had voiced his solidarity with the protesters. Talking to journalists in Dhaka, Khurshid had said, "It's always wonderful to see young people engage in any democratic process. They show their concern, their involvement, their aspiration, I applaud and I admire"It revives your strongest feelings and faith in democracy," he said.
The Shahbagh protests started on February 5 after Bangladesh's international war crimes tribunal sentenced Abdul Kader Molla to life imprisonment. The protesters have taken to streets since then, demanding gallows for all those found guilty in war crimes. The protesters have also demanded a ban on the Islamic party Jamaat, whose members are believed to be collaborators with the Pakistani Army during the 1971 war.
Source: http://www.defence.pk/forums/bangla...gh-bangladesh-backed-india.html#ixzz2M51skNg1
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Protesters at Shahbagh in Bangladesh backed by India
NEW DELHI: The protesters at Shahbagh, a busy intersection in Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, have probably their strongest support from neighbour India.
On Friday, National Security Adviser (NSA) Shivshankar Menon said the protests were a sign of the "open-mindedness" of the Bangladeshi youth, who were battling extremism and upholding fundamental values of democracy. Setting up the Ram Sathe chair in Pune, Menon said, "The ongoing spontaneous gathering against extremist elements and war criminals by thousands of youth at Shahbagh intersection in Dhaka shows the strength of feeling, capacity for political mobilization and open-mindedness of Bangladeshi youth."
During his recent visit to Bangladesh, foreign minister Salman Khurshid, too, had voiced his solidarity with the protesters. Talking to journalists in Dhaka, Khurshid had said, "It's always wonderful to see young people engage in any democratic process. They show their concern, their involvement, their aspiration, I applaud and I admire"It revives your strongest feelings and faith in democracy," he said.
The Shahbagh protests started on February 5 after Bangladesh's international war crimes tribunal sentenced Abdul Kader Molla to life imprisonment. The protesters have taken to streets since then, demanding gallows for all those found guilty in war crimes. The protesters have also demanded a ban on the Islamic party Jamaat, whose members are believed to be collaborators with the Pakistani Army during the 1971 war.
Source: http://www.defence.pk/forums/bangla...gh-bangladesh-backed-india.html#ixzz2M51skNg1
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Our internal matters are well beyong BD/Pak to understand, so it would be wise of you to not comment on them. Neither do you have the logic, rationality to discuss these topics, and frankly it is none of your business what we do with our India.
That being said, the pathetic state of affairs in BD where people are getting killed on both sides for just an election is plained by the fact that BD is unfortunate enough to have people with no rationality like you and the PDF crowd in it
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Our internal matters are well beyong BD/Pak to understand, so it would be wise of you to not comment on them. Neither do you have the logic, rationality to discuss these topics, and frankly it is none of your business what we do with our India.
That being said, the pathetic state of affairs in BD where people are getting killed on both sides for just an election is plained by the fact that BD is unfortunate enough to have people with no rationality like you and the PDF crowd in it
And you and other Indians have the logic and rationality to discuss internal BD matters? Just look at the posts above, how many Indians have posted here, need I say more?
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