Old Bangla Photos

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Mati ur rehman... the PAF traitor?

The NATION thanks flyin offr Rashid Minhas Shaheed Nishan e Haider for his heroic valour!

 

[kobiraaz]

Mati ur rehman... the PAF traitor?

The NATION thanks flyin offr Rashid Minhas Shaheed Nishan e Haider for his heroic valour!

Motiur recieved the highest award in bangladesh Birsrestha... Traitors are normally cowards. Motiur was no coward. He left his wife mili, two children Mahin Tuhin in pakistan and sneaked into a fighter, tried to fly it from the enemy land ...... Have you seen such bravery, Only for motherland....???

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Matiur Rahman (military pilot) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Motiur recieved the highest award in bangladesh Birsrestha... Traitors are normally cowards. Motiur was no coward. He left his wife mili, two children Mahin Tuhin in pakistan and sneaked into a fighter, tried to fly it from the enemy land ...... Have you seen such bravery, Only for motherland....???

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Matiur Rahman (military pilot) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The real hero was Rashid Minhas who was seriously injured by rehman regained his consciousness, and crashed his jet instead of landing in india....

While mati bailed out ... without knowing tht the jet had no parachute...

18 years old at the time of martrydom!

Rashid Minhas (Original Voice) 1971 - YouTube

This world is but a stopping place
And life but a short span,
So why not through time race
And accomplish whatever we can;
So that generations to come
Will remember us as great ones.

We cannot but forever live
And we have to die but once,
So why not to our country give
The life which we so easily can.
--Rashid Minhas Shaheed.

 

[kobiraaz]

^ he had no other choice. He was chosen by Motiur for being young and inexperienced. Anyway both were brave and i have no disrespect for him.... This was war and everything is fair. It is sad that muslims killed muslims..... They were trained to kill some other people....

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

^ he had no other choice. He was chosen by Motiur for being young and inexperienced. Anyway both were brave and i have no disrespect for him.... This was war and everything is fair. It is sad that muslims killed muslims..... They were trained to kill some other people....

He had the choice to save his life... he embraced death over life.

As for war... mati was a pilot of PAF ... He was even not relieved of his duty during the war.. yet he chose to be a traitor! if it was upto me i wouldnt have handed over his body to bangladesh! and left him buried at masrur airbase.

 

[TopCat]

He had the choice to save his life... he embraced death over life.

As for war... mati was a pilot of PAF ... He was even not relieved of his duty during the war.. yet he chose to be a traitor! if it was upto me i wouldnt have handed over his body to bangladesh! and left him buried at masrur airbase.

For what????

 

[Maira La]

He had the choice to save his life... he embraced death over life.

As for war... mati was a pilot of PAF ... He was even not relieved of his duty during the war.. yet he chose to be a traitor! if it was upto me i wouldnt have handed over his body to bangladesh! and left him buried at masrur airbase.

Choice of life and death? Muktis would have eaten him alive had Motiur Rahman managed to land safely in BD (or India: firing squad).

And FIY, Motiur Rahman was no longer a PAF pilot. He chose to defect to BAF, the air force of his motherland.

If it was up to me, I wouldn't have picked up remains of Minhaz's body and left it at the crash site.


PS: Eye for an eye.

 

[Roybot]

 

[Roybot]

The Concert for Bangladesh, August 1, 1971

 

[Roybot]

1971 - Hindu boys wearing crosses. Many churches provided them to Hindus for protection. Pak army spared the Christians.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Choice of life and death? Muktis would have eaten him alive had Motiur Rahman managed to land safely in BD (or India: firing squad).

And FIY, Motiur Rahman was no longer a PAF pilot. He chose to defect to BAF, the air force of his motherland.

If it was up to me, I wouldn't have picked up remains of Minhaz's body and left it at the crash site.


PS: Eye for an eye.

The defecting traitor was going to land in india(and taken as a POW uneducated bengali) not in east Pakistan... as for the body of Rashid Minhas hes buried and died on the NATIONAL SOIL... No bangali traitor was/is allowed to even touch his grave.......... unlike the dead traitor he jumped to death without a parachute..lol... and was buried in an unmarked grave in masrur airbase ... bengali traitor.... should have remained buried there like a traitor deserves!

An eye for an eye... lol as per you liars we killed 3 million and raped 5 lac bangali women right? more bloody propoganda i guess..

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1971 - Hindu boys wearing crosses. Many churches provided them to Hindus for protection. Pak army spared the Christians.

Lol.. and they said tht we hunted all bangalis... right?

 

[Roybot]

Are you implying that it was ok to "hunt" the Hindus?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

For what????

A traitor doesnt deserve respect!

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Are you implying that it was ok to "hunt" the Hindus?

It was all BS propoganda.

 

[Roybot]

1948 Pakistani Stamp showing Salimullah Hall of Dacca University. Bangla language is yet to part of stamp or currency

Dacca 1956 - First Day cover of 1st National Assembly in East Pakistan

1962 Poster of commemrative postage stamp of first Dacca Karachi jet flight

Orient Airways, Dhaka-Kolkata flight 1952

Lockheed Super-Connie, Dhaka-Karachi 1958

New airport construction site at Kurmitola during '60's

 

[Roybot]

It was all BS propoganda.

There was obviously some propaganda, like every other war. But atrocities did happen, civilians did get killed by their own military.

Truth is probably somewhere in between.