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Mujib Bahini vs Mukti Bahini

he didnt know about mukti bahini before 16th december. those who led the battle on battle ground like zia and kader siddiqui are now razakars. awami logic.

Mujib was the idol of mukti bahinis and they fought in name of mujib. Mujib knows it or not that doesnt matter.
Mujib commanded long before to build castles in every house. Kader siddiqui is a great supporter of mujib.
All the sector commanders are supporter of mujib.

either you know nothing about our history or you are original indian dalal.

My bad made a spelling error in place of mukti by mujib. As I said I cant differ them so they merged unfortunately.
But from a pakistani dalal I can expect words like that.

:stop: What wrong did Mossad and MI5 did? :D infact i heard James bond was himself behind the curtains

Mossad was observing every movement there very attentively. I think mossad and raw were in favor of mujib.
 
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Some people are propagating rubbish like "jamati's killed Mujib", for them, here is a bit of history (CIA/USA may have had at least knowledge of this coup if not more involvement):

Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (a friend of Mujib and fellow founder of Awami Muslim League, the previous name for Awami League, Freedom Fighter and Foreign Minister of Mujib Nagar govt. in exile)

The army and ex-army personnel were all decorated freedom fighters, Mukti Bahini, not Mujib Bahini (RAW created product that eventually became AL state instrument of terror during 1972-1975 who killed around 40,000 political opponents of AL)

Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Colonel (was Major in August 1975) Syed Faruque Rahman, Abdur Rashid, Sharful Haque (Dalim), raju Ahmed and A.K.M. raju Ahmed, all majors in the Bangladesh Army and veterans of Mukti Bahini, hatched a conspiracy, the standard account of which is chronicled in Bangladesh: A Legacy of Blood by Anthony Mascarenhas. Khondaker Mostaq Ahmed, an Awami League cabinet minister under Mujib rule, agreed to take over the Presidency. Journalist Lawrence Lifschultz paints an alternative picture of the conspiracy, implicating Mustaque and the CIA as participants.[1][2] It is alleged that the chief of the army General Shafiullah and defence intelligence were aware of the conspiracy.[3] However, Mujib relied more on Rakshi Bahini, a militia, rather than the army, for his ultimate security.

straight from Bangladesh: the past is never dead: Lawrence Lifschultz

http://www.thedailystar.net/suppliments/2009/righting_the_grievous_wrong/shariars.html.

Shahriar's confession

Ashutosh Sarkar
Lt Col (retd) Sultan Shahriar Rashid Khan gave his confessional statement about the killing of Bangabandhu before the court on December 11, 1996.

In brief the statement is -- While he was in Comilla in 1973 as the Chief Inspector, Army School of Physical Training, Major Shariful Haque Dalim, Captain Bazlul Huda and Major Aziz Pasha were posted at 1st Field Artillery Regiment at Comilla and from there on he became very close to them. During that time, following the harassment of Major Dalim's wife and some of his relatives in a family function at Dhaka, some of the officers and men of other ranks of Lancer unit and 2 Field Artillery Regiment of the Army attacked and ransacked the house of Gazi Golam Mostafa, an Awami League leader. Because of this incident, allegations of breach of discipline were brought against Major Dalim, Major Nur and some other army officers. Dalim expressed his regrets and went to the house of Bangabandhu and appealed for justice but could not get any. At the end of 1974, Major Dalim went to England for his treatment and returned home possibly in January 1975 and joined his earlier place of posting at Comilla. In the meantime, being frustrated, this accused (Shahriar) resigned from the Army and started a business of dealing in old TV and Refrigerators at Dhaka, in the name and style of 'Shery Enterprise'.

Meanwhile, Major Dalim, Nur and some other officers lost their jobs on the allegation of breach of discipline. One day Major Dalim came to his business office and lamented that it is a far cry to get any justice for freedom fighters like them, rather it was difficult for them to survive. Nobody would care about them even if they die on the road. He further said that on one hand Sheikh Mujib was brain washed and on the other, everybody surrounded him in such a way that he was not allowed to know the truth. This must be redressed. This accused (Shahriar) also added that these wrongs must be righted. At that time Major Dalim, Major Aziz Pasha and Captain Bazlul Huda used to visit the business centre of this accused (Shahriar) quite often and they used to criticise the activities of Awami League Government, Sheikh Mujib and other leaders.

In the meantime, Major Khandaker Abdur Rashid of 2 Field Artillery Regiment returned home after his training in India and again joined as its Commanding Officer. Major Dalim contacted him and updated him about these incidents and entreated him for his help to redress his grievance. He also promised co-operation in this respect. On 13th August, 1975 at about 10-30/11 at night Major Dalim and Major Nur went to the house of this accused (Shahriar) at the cantonment and took him to the house of Major Rashid. At one stage of their discussion Rashid told Dalim not to worry because Farooq would be with them.

He stated further that on August 14, 1975, afternoon while he was in his business office, Khandaker Abdur Rashid and Major Nur came in a car and took him to the residence of the then Minister Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed at Aga Mosi Lane where they were received warmly. From there they went to a place near the Hotel Sheraton by a car and discussed the plans.

At night Major Farooq briefed the order group that had assembled in the tactical Head Quarters of his Regiment. There in the order groups, Major Mohiuddin of Lancer, Major Sharful Hossain, Major Firoj (Perhaps), Captain Sayed, Captain Shahid or Shahed, Lt. Nazmul Hossain, Lt. Kismat Hashem, Risaldar Moslehuddin and 8/10 others were present. He (Shahriar) heard how the deployment would be made at the last stage of the briefing. Farooq said it was to be from the parliament area, Asad Gate to Lake Circus, on the south of the residence of the President from Minto Road, residence of the Ministers and Shahbagh area, Airport area and Suhrawardy Garden area. After the briefing Farooq and Major Rashid talked privately. Then he (Shahriar) went with Major Rashid to his unit line. There he and Major Rashed Chowdhury were given the uniforms of Major Bazlul Huda and Major Aziz Pasha respectively. Major Dalim and Major Nur brought their own uniforms and they all put on their uniforms and stayed there for a while. At that time Major Rashid and the officers of his unit were not present there. The officers of other ranks and men were taking their preparations. Within half an hour, two groups of troops from Artillery were made ready. It consisted of about 80/90 men of different ranks. The group of about 15 men stood separately who took preparations for duty from the corner of Shahbagh to Radio Station. At that time Major Rashid returned and he (Shahriar) had a conversation with him and other officers. On the basis of activities there he said that all these preparations appeared to be of mutinous in nature or of an uprising but not like IS, duty, and to this Major Rashid replied that they should see what might happen. Thereafter, their duties were distributed. The area of Minto Road and the residential area of the ministers were assigned to Major Dalim, Major Rashed Chowdhury, Captain Mostafa and another officer.

Shahriar was given the charge of the Radio Station. The duty for the area from Asad Gate to Lake Circus area and the area of the residence of the President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was given to Major Aziz Pasha, Major Bazlul Huda, and Major Nur.

The troops thereafter boarded six trucks according to their groups. Shahrair also boarded a truck.

Shahriar stated that according to the final plan they started at about 4 O'clock in the morning, he was armed with an SMG. At about 5 he reached the east side of the house of Abdur Rab Serniabat at Minto Road. There Major Rashed Chowdhury, Captain Mostafa and another officer were waiting with their group and Major Rashed Chowdhury was inside the boundary of the house. At that time sounds of gunshots were heard from the west side of the house and he rushed inside. From there he (Shahriar) went to the Radio Station. Then he went to the front of the Radio Station and saw that one Habildar was announcing on the radio speaker the declaration of Dalim. At that time one Nayek from Artillery informed him that three trucks full of Rakkhi Bahini force were approaching. Shahriar went out side the Radio Bhaban and disarmed them and sent them back. At about 6:30 in the morning he saw Major Dalim coming in a jeep fitted with SMG with some troops towards the Radio Station. He had an altercation with him over the announcement on the Radio and at that time Major Nur Chowdhury reached there in a jeep and tried to pacify him when he was about to leave.

However, on consideration of the entire circumstances he went inside the Radio Bhaban. Khandaker Moshtaque came there and at the main gate Shahriar, Major Dalim and Major Nur saluted him as per custom. He shook his hand with them. Shahriar and Major Rashid took Khandaker Moshtaque inside the Radio Bhaban. Then Rashid, Nur and Dalim went away. About 20 minute later, Taheruddin Thakur came to the Radio Station and on the instructions of Khandaker Moshtaque, Taheruddin Thakur drafted his address. Thereafter the address of Khandaker Moshtaque was recorded and on his direction Taheruddin Thakur also drafted the declarations of allegiance of Chiefs of the Forces. Sometimes later, the Chief of Staff of the Army and Deputy Chief of the Army came to the Radio Station followed by Chief of Air Force and Navy. Khandaker Moshtaque talked to them and thereafter they read the address of allegiance, which were transmitted on Radio. At about 10:30 to 11:00 Khandaker Moshtaque went to Bangabhaban and Shahriar went there at about 12:30 and then again returned to Radio Station a little later.

Khandaker Moshtaque took oath as President and the Cabinet was formed in the afternoon. At night Major Dalim showed him pictures of the dead bodies of Sheikh Mujib and his family members. Shahriar further stated in his confessional statement that in between August 17 and August 19, 1975, Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed appointed General Osmany as his Defence Adviser and he appointed Shahriar as his Staff Officer. Thereafter, on August 24 or 25, Ziaur Rahman, was appointed Chief of Army Staff. Few days later a new post of Chief of Defence Staff was created and Major General Kholilur Rahman was appointed in that post and he was appointed his staff officer and accordingly he joined there.
 
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Some people are propagating rubbish like "jamati's killed Mujib", for them, here is a bit of history (CIA/USA may have had at least knowledge of this coup if not more involvement):

Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (a friend of Mujib and fellow founder of Awami Muslim League, the previous name for Awami League, Freedom Fighter and Foreign Minister of Mujib Nagar govt. in exile)

The army and ex-army personnel were all decorated freedom fighters, Mukti Bahini, not Mujib Bahini (RAW created product that eventually became AL state instrument of terror during 1972-1975 who killed around 40,000 political opponents of AL)

Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


straight from Bangladesh: the past is never dead: Lawrence Lifschultz



Shahriar's confession

Ashutosh Sarkar
Lt Col (retd) Sultan Shahriar Rashid Khan gave his confessional statement about the killing of Bangabandhu before the court on December 11, 1996.

In brief the statement is -- While he was in Comilla in 1973 as the Chief Inspector, Army School of Physical Training, Major Shariful Haque Dalim, Captain Bazlul Huda and Major Aziz Pasha were posted at 1st Field Artillery Regiment at Comilla and from there on he became very close to them. During that time, following the harassment of Major Dalim's wife and some of his relatives in a family function at Dhaka, some of the officers and men of other ranks of Lancer unit and 2 Field Artillery Regiment of the Army attacked and ransacked the house of Gazi Golam Mostafa, an Awami League leader. Because of this incident, allegations of breach of discipline were brought against Major Dalim, Major Nur and some other army officers. Dalim expressed his regrets and went to the house of Bangabandhu and appealed for justice but could not get any. At the end of 1974, Major Dalim went to England for his treatment and returned home possibly in January 1975 and joined his earlier place of posting at Comilla. In the meantime, being frustrated, this accused (Shahriar) resigned from the Army and started a business of dealing in old TV and Refrigerators at Dhaka, in the name and style of 'Shery Enterprise'.

Meanwhile, Major Dalim, Nur and some other officers lost their jobs on the allegation of breach of discipline. One day Major Dalim came to his business office and lamented that it is a far cry to get any justice for freedom fighters like them, rather it was difficult for them to survive. Nobody would care about them even if they die on the road. He further said that on one hand Sheikh Mujib was brain washed and on the other, everybody surrounded him in such a way that he was not allowed to know the truth. This must be redressed. This accused (Shahriar) also added that these wrongs must be righted. At that time Major Dalim, Major Aziz Pasha and Captain Bazlul Huda used to visit the business centre of this accused (Shahriar) quite often and they used to criticise the activities of Awami League Government, Sheikh Mujib and other leaders.

In the meantime, Major Khandaker Abdur Rashid of 2 Field Artillery Regiment returned home after his training in India and again joined as its Commanding Officer. Major Dalim contacted him and updated him about these incidents and entreated him for his help to redress his grievance. He also promised co-operation in this respect. On 13th August, 1975 at about 10-30/11 at night Major Dalim and Major Nur went to the house of this accused (Shahriar) at the cantonment and took him to the house of Major Rashid. At one stage of their discussion Rashid told Dalim not to worry because Farooq would be with them.

He stated further that on August 14, 1975, afternoon while he was in his business office, Khandaker Abdur Rashid and Major Nur came in a car and took him to the residence of the then Minister Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed at Aga Mosi Lane where they were received warmly. From there they went to a place near the Hotel Sheraton by a car and discussed the plans.

At night Major Farooq briefed the order group that had assembled in the tactical Head Quarters of his Regiment. There in the order groups, Major Mohiuddin of Lancer, Major Sharful Hossain, Major Firoj (Perhaps), Captain Sayed, Captain Shahid or Shahed, Lt. Nazmul Hossain, Lt. Kismat Hashem, Risaldar Moslehuddin and 8/10 others were present. He (Shahriar) heard how the deployment would be made at the last stage of the briefing. Farooq said it was to be from the parliament area, Asad Gate to Lake Circus, on the south of the residence of the President from Minto Road, residence of the Ministers and Shahbagh area, Airport area and Suhrawardy Garden area. After the briefing Farooq and Major Rashid talked privately. Then he (Shahriar) went with Major Rashid to his unit line. There he and Major Rashed Chowdhury were given the uniforms of Major Bazlul Huda and Major Aziz Pasha respectively. Major Dalim and Major Nur brought their own uniforms and they all put on their uniforms and stayed there for a while. At that time Major Rashid and the officers of his unit were not present there. The officers of other ranks and men were taking their preparations. Within half an hour, two groups of troops from Artillery were made ready. It consisted of about 80/90 men of different ranks. The group of about 15 men stood separately who took preparations for duty from the corner of Shahbagh to Radio Station. At that time Major Rashid returned and he (Shahriar) had a conversation with him and other officers. On the basis of activities there he said that all these preparations appeared to be of mutinous in nature or of an uprising but not like IS, duty, and to this Major Rashid replied that they should see what might happen. Thereafter, their duties were distributed. The area of Minto Road and the residential area of the ministers were assigned to Major Dalim, Major Rashed Chowdhury, Captain Mostafa and another officer.

Shahriar was given the charge of the Radio Station. The duty for the area from Asad Gate to Lake Circus area and the area of the residence of the President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was given to Major Aziz Pasha, Major Bazlul Huda, and Major Nur.

The troops thereafter boarded six trucks according to their groups. Shahrair also boarded a truck.

Shahriar stated that according to the final plan they started at about 4 O'clock in the morning, he was armed with an SMG. At about 5 he reached the east side of the house of Abdur Rab Serniabat at Minto Road. There Major Rashed Chowdhury, Captain Mostafa and another officer were waiting with their group and Major Rashed Chowdhury was inside the boundary of the house. At that time sounds of gunshots were heard from the west side of the house and he rushed inside. From there he (Shahriar) went to the Radio Station. Then he went to the front of the Radio Station and saw that one Habildar was announcing on the radio speaker the declaration of Dalim. At that time one Nayek from Artillery informed him that three trucks full of Rakkhi Bahini force were approaching. Shahriar went out side the Radio Bhaban and disarmed them and sent them back. At about 6:30 in the morning he saw Major Dalim coming in a jeep fitted with SMG with some troops towards the Radio Station. He had an altercation with him over the announcement on the Radio and at that time Major Nur Chowdhury reached there in a jeep and tried to pacify him when he was about to leave.

However, on consideration of the entire circumstances he went inside the Radio Bhaban. Khandaker Moshtaque came there and at the main gate Shahriar, Major Dalim and Major Nur saluted him as per custom. He shook his hand with them. Shahriar and Major Rashid took Khandaker Moshtaque inside the Radio Bhaban. Then Rashid, Nur and Dalim went away. About 20 minute later, Taheruddin Thakur came to the Radio Station and on the instructions of Khandaker Moshtaque, Taheruddin Thakur drafted his address. Thereafter the address of Khandaker Moshtaque was recorded and on his direction Taheruddin Thakur also drafted the declarations of allegiance of Chiefs of the Forces. Sometimes later, the Chief of Staff of the Army and Deputy Chief of the Army came to the Radio Station followed by Chief of Air Force and Navy. Khandaker Moshtaque talked to them and thereafter they read the address of allegiance, which were transmitted on Radio. At about 10:30 to 11:00 Khandaker Moshtaque went to Bangabhaban and Shahriar went there at about 12:30 and then again returned to Radio Station a little later.

Khandaker Moshtaque took oath as President and the Cabinet was formed in the afternoon. At night Major Dalim showed him pictures of the dead bodies of Sheikh Mujib and his family members. Shahriar further stated in his confessional statement that in between August 17 and August 19, 1975, Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed appointed General Osmany as his Defence Adviser and he appointed Shahriar as his Staff Officer. Thereafter, on August 24 or 25, Ziaur Rahman, was appointed Chief of Army Staff. Few days later a new post of Chief of Defence Staff was created and Major General Kholilur Rahman was appointed in that post and he was appointed his staff officer and accordingly he joined there.




I can give u lots of proof of mujib's assassination where they accused cia and isi. If not direct but indirect influence.
I agree mostaq and some al leader's involvement. But zia and his low level officers' involvement will agreed by all.
Mossad itself filed these documents. I can give more when Im free.
 
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Mujib was the idol of mukti bahinis and they fought in name of mujib. Mujib knows it or not that doesnt matter.
Mujib commanded long before to build castles in every house. Kader siddiqui is a great supporter of mujib.
All the sector commanders are supporter of mujib.



My bad made a spelling error in place of mukti by mujib. As I said I cant differ them so they merged unfortunately.
But from a pakistani dalal I can expect words like that.



Mossad was observing every movement there very attentively. I think mossad and raw were in favor of mujib.

you know I was called turkey dalal and tunisian dalal by chatraleague classmates. those guys who know me are very confused about my dalali. bt we are all sure where your HQ is- hindustan
 
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I can give u lots of proof of mujib's assassination where they accused cia and isi. If not direct but indirect influence.
I agree mostaq and some al leader's involvement. But zia and his low level officers' involvement will agreed by all.
Mossad itself filed these documents. I can give more when Im free.

We will be waiting for your "evidence" of Jamat/ISI/Pakistan involvement in Mujib killing. CIA/USA connection is alleged through AL founding member Mushtaque and the Mukti Bahini (Freedom fighter) army officers, which I mentioned in my above post.
 
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Experiences at Delhi

Our experiences at Delhi had mixed feelings. On one hand, we were happy to be well received but on the other hand, we were disheartened to know the India design over Liberation war and would be Bangladesh.

We surrendered ourselves to the Indian authorities on 20th April at the Ministry of External Affaires at the South Block of Rastrapati Bhaban. There we were handed over to Gen. Oban Singh, the then head of Research And Analysis Wing (RAW). From then onwards he took charge of us. One Brig. Narayan became our full time companion. For four days and nights we had to undergo a grueling interrogation session organized by the intelligence experts. We tried to be honest, straightforward and sincere. One evening Mr. Ajoy Kumar Roy, Joint Secretary incharge of Bangladesh affairs at the Ministry Of External Affairs came along with two Bengali gentlemen. They were Mr. Shabuddin and Mr. Amjad Hussain. Both of them were diplomats and had defected from the Pakistan Mission at Delhi once Mujibnagar government was formed on 17th April. Both were given political asylum by Indian government. Since then they were under Indian protection. Both these young officers took all the risks to join the straggle and embraced the uncertain future just like us. We are very happy to meet them. They informed us a lot about the freedom straggle and the war. They while congratulating us for our courage and patriotism said the Mukti Bahini needed many more officers like us.

One day Gen. Oban Singh informed us that a high-powered delegation of the provisional Bangladesh government in exile would be coming to Delhi shortly. Once they arrive we would be handed over to them formally. This was a good news. Finally the delegation arrived. The three members delegation comprised of Mr. Tajuddin Ahmed, the Prime Minister, Khandkar Mushtaq Ahmed, the Foreign Minister and Col. Osmani, the Commander-in-Chief of the Mukti Bahini. During the meeting we were told by the Prime Minister that after having discussed with the Indian authorities it has been decided that We would be staying at Delhi for about two more weeks. To be briefed by the Indian agencies about the freedom movement and the special assignment that we shall be undertaking once we join the war. This we formed quite intriguing. Why do we have to take briefings from the Indians instead of our own people? That means our straggle was not only ours alone. Indian government’s help and support is not unconditional. It was clearly understood that Indian government had significant clout and say about the independence war of Bangladesh. And Mujibnagar government is giving due importance to the Indian views before taking any decision. Some questions came to our mind.

Whose struggle is this independence movement?

With what interest Bharat is maneuvering from behind of scene?

All national liberation movements and wars had been organized under a national government or leadership. Why then it is different in our case?

Why hurriedly a provisional Awami League government was formed instead of a national government at the tacit approval and support of the Indian government to lead the national liberation movement?

What are the real intentions behind to impose Awami League’s leadership on the entire nation?

Starting from anti Ayub movement up to non-cooperation movement, every political struggle had been organized under the united leadership of all progressive forces in East Pakistan. Under such circumstances why India is supporting Awami League’s go alone policy?

For the briefings we were shifted to a military training camp closed to Palam International Airport. There we were introduced to Maj. Suraj Singh an experienced commando officer specialized on insurgency and counter insurgency. Brig Narayan was also the same. A two weeks crash program was chalked out for us. This was basically a program to refresh our specialized knowledge and to tell us about the Indian perception of the freedom struggle and their design to enslave the entire nation. And to turn the new born country into a vassal state through the despotic and puppet regime of Awami League. According to Indians,

the Bengali members of the armed forces, East Bengal regiments, police, EPR, Ansars, Mujahids and other law and order enforcing agencies revolted spontaneously against the sudden military operation unlashed in the night of 25th of March 1971 by the military junta. Students, workers, city dwellers, peasants that is the larger section of the people joined in the revolt regardless of their party affiliations or group loyalties. The Indian government is keeping a close eye on the developments. Hundreds and thousands of refugees had crossed over from East Pakistan and now are on Indian soil. That is how Indian government has got involved mostly on humanitarian grounds. To lead this spontaneous armed resistance movement to the ultimate victory there is a need of a political leadership. For India only Awami League has to provide that leadership. That is why the provisional government in exile has been formed. India has full confidence on Awami League and the newly formed provisional government. India also considered most of the leaders of Awami League trust worthy. From the very beginning this struggle has to be organized under the firm leadership of Awami League. The Indian government will not provide any help to any individual, group or political organization imbued with any ideology what so ever other then the Awami League and its provisional government in exile. However, according to the Indians the leadership of Awami League may face challenge from mainly two reactionary forces.

Firstly- Bengali members of the erstwhile Pakistan Army who revolted. Because all these people had the test of power as Pakistan was under military rule almost since its inception. Unfortunately they had initiated the resistance movement and Mukti Bahini evolved around these elements. And therefore, these forces may challenge the Awami League leadership in due course of time. Gen. Arora later in one of his interview also expressed similar views. He said, "Sheikh Mujib and his party never trusted the army officers". (Statement of Gen.Arora given to Mr. Nikhil chakaravarti under the heading "Reflection from the war of Bangladesh") Gen. Arora further said, "The Bengali members of the armed the forces and officers were not only suspected by Mujib and his party, they were also not been trusted by the Indian authorities".

Secondly - Awami League leadership may also face challenge from the extreme left forces the Naxalites. These Naxalites already infiltrated among the Mukti Bahinis. In all the adjacent states such as West Bengal, Bihar, Orisha, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, Manipur, Mizoram Naxalites movements are on the rise. These active extremists can join hands with the extremists within Bangladesh and pose a serious challenge to the Awami League’s leadership as well as Indian government. These combined political forces can even join hands with the members of the erstwhile Pakistan army to capture political leadership to peruse their political goal. These forces need to be uprooted before they can further entrench themselves. To ensure Awami League’s leadership during the war and in the post-independent Bangladesh, this is the considered opinion of the Indian government that the move must be taken right from now without wasting anytime. The honorable Prime Minister of the Bangladesh provisional government has agreed with the Indian viewpoint in this regard. A joint strategy has already been worked out and approved by both sides. It has been decided as per the plan to raise a special political armed force comprising of the selected Awami League cadres and workers exclusively. This force will be hundred thousand strong. They will be trained in special training camps with the help of Indian army. Recruitment, training, arming and deployment of this force would be totally out of Mukti Bahini’s command structure. This force would be directly under the command of the Prime Minister, Mr. Tajuddin Ahmed. Indian government will take all responsibilities to arm and provide logistic support to this force. On behalf of the Indian government Gen. Oban Singh will remain as the head and chief coordinator of this force. Its main task would be to provide armed support to the Awami League government in the post independence era. After the training they will be inducted inside Bangladesh in groups at the last phase of the war. They will secure themselves at the strategic locations and shall remain prepared to face any challenge to the Awami League government. The name of this force will be Bangladesh Liberation Force (BLF) The same force was named Mujib Bahini and much hated Jatiyo Rakkhi Bahini (JRB) successively in Bangladesh. Bangladesh government had decided that all three of us would be working with the Indian army and Gen. Oban singh to raise and organize this BLF. Considering us to be non political and assured of our blind faith and respect towards Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the strong sense of patriotism the authorities might have taken this decision. The concerned authorities of the both governments must have been also convinced about our loyalty, background, professional competence, raw courage, and sincerity of purpose. Many things became clear after these briefings that we received on behalf of the Indian government. All those questions that had been haunting us for last couple of days had all their answers in the text of those briefings. What a heinous mistrust to all those people who plunged themselves into the armed resistance movement to fight for their motherland’s independence even at the cost of supreme sacrifice! What a dangers plan to eliminate the freedom fighters just to perpetuate one particular political party in power! What a betrayal with the blood of the martyrs! This Chanakkya’s bule print will cause serious national disunity and will turn the Bengali nation into the slaves of the Brahmins.

The nation will stand fragmented. As a result the very foundation of the newborn country would become weak. The very sprit of independence will be evaporated. Thus a bleeding Bangladesh will turn easily into a vassal state. So called independence will become an empty dream.. The aspirations of eight crore people will be lost in the quick sand of national betrayal.

Our conscience revolted. We cannot be a party to this blue print. Not only that this blue print has to be resisted at any cost. We must try to mobilize support among the freedom fighters against this treacherous blue print. This can only be done once we reach the battlefield. Once we are there we shall discuss this with other comrades in confidence and covertly organize against this evil design. We shall have to get our independence through our own sweat and blood, not as a charity from others. We have to prepare ourselves for a long drawn People’s war. Lessons can be taken from the great nationalist movements like that of People’s Republic of China, Vietnam, Algeria and many other countries of the world

Regarding the fateful night of 25th\26th March 1971, preparedness of Awami League for the liberation war and the attitude of Indira Gandhi towards the war Major Rafiqul Islam psc in his book ‘Shamarik Shashan O Gonotantrer Shangkot’ writes,

"After the crackdown by the military junta on 25th night, as there were no earlier preparations to face a powerful army in direct confrontation, the Awami League leadership left the people under the fire of guns and ranaway to Calcutta. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, the able successor of Pandit Jawharlal Nehru, the dreamer of ‘Akhand Bharat’ was waiting for long for such an opportunity. Mrs. Indira Gandhi properly utilized this golden opportunity at the right moment. Not only Delhi succeed to dismember and weaken its long time No.1 adversary Pakistan but also could suppress the growing civil war that was waged by the left forces in and around West Bengal".
 
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Sheikh mujib had no control over mukti bahini

. . . . and yet he was the leader.

@ You are right ! You donnot know that 90 lacs of Hindu refugees just went to India after getting indication/clearence from the RAW. I tell you even before the arrival of the Pakistan Army in our area the Hindus started migrating towards India. We were stund what is going on !!!! It continued for 7 days.

No wonder the Hindus of the area where you people used to live had to leave their homes even before Pakistan army came. You're insulting my countrymen who were forced to leave their homes. What kind of human being are you? Are you Bangladeshi? Do you still think people believe in pre 71 jamat logic anymore?

Elaka theika maira hindu bhagaya jaiga jomi khaise, hindu'r bou er ijjot lutse abar ekhane aisha raw maraitase.

F****** dalals.
 
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