Palestinians mourn death of a Bangladeshi war hero

[Destranator]

Even if you asked him today. He was fighting for Pakistan in Pakistan Air Force

Of course he was. No one said he was not.
PAF of United Pakistan sent him places.

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

Of course he was. No one said he was not.

Ora Azam sahab ke gaddar r deshdrohi karar diyesilo, akhon drama choday.

Hitler ek shomoy bolsilo 'Ekti mittha Kotha bar bar bolle, kichu shomoy pore eta shotto hoyejai' ekhane same tactic use hocche. Bar bar Azam ke nijeder manush hishabe dabi kore nije der buk thanda kortese.


Bujchen ? Naki amar bal er Bangla abar ulta palta hoye gelo

 

[Michael Corleone]

Even if you asked him today. He was fighting for Pakistan in Pakistan Air Force

The United Pakistan both the east and west and not he present day Pakistan alone

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

Ace Pilot Group Captain Saiful Azam(Late) on Air Commodore M M Alam of PAF.

 

[khair_ctg]

The point is pretty clear and obvious.

His achievements were when he was a Pakistani Citizen and part of the PAF. If memory serves, Bangladesh wasn't even conceived at the time.

The Basic Fundamentals of Flight and Combat are what he learned in the Pakistan Air Force.

And the vast majority seniors in Muslim league that pushed for Pakistan were bengalis. So eat that b.s

He also chose the newly created bangladesh over Pakistan, it shows what he really felt about west Pakistan betraying east pk.

As a Bangladeshi, I don't think he could do what he did if East Pakistan was an Indian colony back then. This job simply wouldn't exist because the identity of sovereign-Pakistan was Muslim and allowing some of our pilots to volunteer for our Arab brothers was a little more obvious, the identity of Bangladesh, on the other hand, has been to slave for India. India has always tried to coerce Bangladesh's foreign policy like it did on a plethora of other things (something even Sheikh Mujib grew tired of), but something you expect from India after getting East Pakistan on a silver platter. It's a fallacy to think East Pakistanis overwhelmingly in 1971 'chose' Indian slavery. It's a difficult process to permanently migrate to West Pakistan if your roots are in Indian administered East Pakistan.

 

[bluesky]

Ora Azam sahab ke gaddar r deshdrohi karar diyesilo, akhon drama choday.

Hitler ek shomoy bolsilo 'Ekti mittha Kotha bar bar bolle, kichu shomoy pore eta shotto hoyejai' ekhane same tactic use hocche. Bar bar Azam ke nijeder manush hishabe dabi kore nije der buk thanda kortese.


Bujchen ? Naki amar bal er Bangla abar ulta palta hoye gelo

Whatever you say, but can you change history? PDF is not a history publishers' forum where a fabricated history can be written.

 

[Maarkhoor]

He was a citizen of British Raj at a time, so your point ?

Lols he was then citizen of Pakistan.

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

Lols he was then citizen of Pakistan.

Read carefully.

Whatever you say, but can you change history? PDF is not a history publishers' forum where a fabricated history can be written.

If you think I care that this man went and shot a few Israeli aircraft down, then you're mistaken.

Palestine and their conflict with Israel is not my problem, I live in the Middle East, I know full well what Arabs are, how they behave and whether they would do the same for someone else... Palestinians are the same as other Arabs, indifferent unless it's them dying.

I'd be just as happy with him, if he was an average pilot serving Bangladesh.

Nobody here from Bangladesh is attempting to change history, whilst the other country has changed history and redacted and nullified their role in atrocities.

All the arguments you see them make here, ever wonder why they're all so consistent in towing the same line ? Because they're taught as much in school : We are innocent and our armed forces never commit excesses.

We are infallible fairies. We flooded the erstwhile East with pixie dust.