u are active in different e-groups, frequently
forwarded mails on different issues...
do u read these mails and news?
http://www.newagebd.com/2007/oct/25/front.html#16
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dahuk/message/12792
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dahuk/message/12794
and also editorial on 26 feb 2008 in daily new age...
http://newagebd.com/edit.html#1
why u are so mum when ur dada dogs BSF are killing
hundred of innocent BD civilian in borders?
why u have no forwading on this issue?
why ur dada india is so keen to make red carpet
reception to a military dictator though she claims as
democractic?
mr Aslam why u are so mum on this?
are u indian RAW full time paying agent?
and also for puppet moeen?
Hasan UK
--- Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com> wrote:
> *Moeen for new era of alliance with India*
> Our Correspondent, New Delhi
> http://www.thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=25023
>
> *Indian Army chief General Deepak Kapoor, right,
> gestures as he speaks
> with Bangladesh Army chief Gen Moeen U Ahmed after a
> welcome ceremony in New
> Delhi yesterday. Photo: AFP*
> On his maiden visit to India, Bangladesh army chief
> Gen Moeen U Ahmed
> yesterday met Indian army chief Gen Deepak Kapoor
> and Indian Air Force chief
> Air Marshal Homi Major and promised to usher a new
> era of close defence
> cooperation with India.
>
> Gen Moeen, who also had a meeting with the
> vice-chief of Indian Navy, held
> extensive military talks with his Indian
> counterparts.
>
> "I propose to usher in a new era of close
> cooperation between the two
> armies," Moeen told reporters in a brief interaction
> on his arrival at South
> Block.
>
> Setting a positive tone to his six-day visit, Indian
> army presented two
> stallions and four mares to Bangladesh army as a
> gesture of goodwill and
> friendship.
>
> The reins of the thoroughbreds, worth more than Rs 4
> crore, were handed over
> by Gen Kapoor to Gen Ahmed at a spectacular
> presentation ceremony yesterday.
> Lt Gen Sudhir Sharma, quartermaster general, and Lt
> Gen N Mohanty, director
> general Remount Veterinary Services, were also
> present at the ceremony.
>
> The horse presentation ceremony was followed by a
> guard of honour to Gen
> Moeen by Indian Defence Forces. Moeen laid a wreath
> at Amar Jawan Jyoti at
> the India Gate.
>
> The stallions and mares will form a strong breeding
> germ-plasm for
> production of quality horses for Bangladesh Army and
> promote multifarious
> equestrian activities.
>
> The two stallions and the four broodmares have been
> bred and produced at
> Equine Breeding Studs of Remount Veterinary Corps of
> the Indian Army.
>
> These horses will be transported to India-Bangladesh
> border by road and will
> be handed over to Bangladesh Army at
> Haridaspur-Benapole transit point.
>
> General Moeen, who is accompanied by his wife, is
> also scheduled to visit
> Indian Military Academy in Dehradun today and other
> Army institutions
> including some naval set-ups in Goa.
>
> He is expected to travel to Kolkata and meet West
> Bengal Chief Minister
> Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee on the last day of his visit
> before flying back
> home.
>
> Meanwhile, leading newspaper Indian Express in a top
> editorial said the
> Indian army's gift of the six horses to Gen Moeen
> "is hopefully a symbol of
> South Block's commitment to a new relationship with
> the security forces of
> Bangladesh".
>
> "The very fact that Moeen has chosen to travel to
> India opens the door for a
> productive engagement between the security forces of
> the two countries…
> Moeen could be seen to represent an opportunity for
> structural change within
> Bangladesh and in Indo-Bangla relations," the
> editorial read.
>
> Press Trust of India (PTI) reported that Gen Moeen
> also met Indian political
> leaders including External Affairs Minister Pranab
> Mukherjee, and State
> Minister for Defence MM Pallam Raju.
>
> Although there was no official word on the meetings,
> sources said New Delhi
> took the opportunity to apprise Gen Moeen on its
> concerns over 'illegal
> civilian migration' from Bangladesh, according to
> the PTI report.
>
> Gen Moeen, during his six-day stay in India, may
> also call on Prime Minister
> Manmohan Singh and visit the army's key
> establishments in Dehradun, Agra,
> and Kolkata.
>
> Also:
> *More stories in Nation*
>
> • *Bangla boss to meet
>
Buddha*<http://www.telegraphindia.com/1080226/jsp/nation/story_8949815.jsp>
>
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