@ His one book. " Blood and Tears" is more than enough against thousands of books written by you and like minded people. Your books are now sold in the foot path that too people are not ready to buy and read.
@ We have gone through on those books but to tell you frankly there is hardly any truth on it. Who told you that we had been the 3rd class citizen of Pakistan ???? I don not deny that West Pakistani people had discriminated the Bengali side by side they also respected us in all aspects. I had been in West Pakistan for more than a decades, I had been studying with the Pathans, Punjabi's and other West Pakistanis. Whenever they came to know that we are East Pakistani they had always a soft corner for us.
@ In those days in the Central Govt 30% quotas wee always kept reserve for the East Pakistani people during the Ayub era. But the problem was we the Bengali were so poor that we did had the capability to go to West Pakistan and search for the jobs. Once Pakistan came into being in 1947 there was not a single Bengali Indian CS officer as a result all most all the DC's, SP's and SDO's were non-Bengali. The problem arose once these CSP officers(West Pakistani) were posted in East Bengal they made a very intimate relation with the Beharies ( around 23/25 lac) instead of Bengalese. But I tell by 1970 specially in foreign Services Bengalese were mostly dominating due to their merits. By the way most of the times Bengalise used to stood first in the CSP Central Exam. The industrialist were mostly came from India and they invested in East Bengal. So, naturally they preferred the non-Bengalise instead of Bengalise.
