**
It seems, you are unhappy over the fact that the Islamic Republic of
Pakistan
was broken and as a result the People's Republic of Bangladesh emerged
as an Independent nation.
Breaking of Pakistan definitely serves India's geopolitical interest.
India's help for our *Great Liberation War* was not a charity......
it was Win-Win for both for the people of India and the people of
Bangladesh.
We Bangladeshis don't care what Rahul Gandhi says .....any case
his rethoric & bragging was for local politics and does not concern us
in any material sense, specially in the current geopolitical context.
You seem to be very angry that Bangladesh has happened ....
Where were you in 1971? What did you do? Be honest and tell your story!
You have the habit of supporting Pakistan through your innuendos.
You were very upbeat when Mr. Javed Iqbal Kaleem posted
"Pak Army Launches Ghaznavi Missile" few weeks before the election in
Pakistan. ...[Sorry, it didn't help Musarraff to win the election !!!!]
Yes, you are right, "our freedom fighters fought heroic role to one purpose
for the
independence of Bangladesh" .......the Jamaatis and the Islami Chattro
Sangha
cadres were collaborating with our enemys the occupation Army of
Pakistan.....
As we all know there is always a price for freedom and independence ..
.... *Bangladeshis paid with their blood... [Rokto the-a kena]*
.........It is a shame that few people like you, living in Bangladesh still
regret
for the break-up of Pakistan in 1971 ......[the collaborators still do it
through their
euphemism ...]
The collaborators like Raja Tridib Chowdhuri and Mahmood Ali (Sylhet) stayed
in
Pakistan .... at the least they had some self-respect, they were not as
shameless
as Jamaati Gholam Azam, Nizami et. el ........
As usual, you are trying divert from the main issue:
Tell us, what do you think of General Moeen U. Ahmed's recent
initiatives?
Syed Aslam
On 3/26/08, akj wso <aamra_korbo_joy@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> mr. kamal,
>
> despite everything, as these people helped us liberating our motherland
> (what we also wanted to do) let's not talk like that.
>
> thousands of indian officers and soldiers have died in the process of
> helping us in getting out of the colonial rule of the westerners. this
> could not have happened with out breaking pakistan. we all have to agree
> that we wanted to separate.
>
> i fully agree with the indian wrong actions before, during and even after
> 1971. india should, rather must, be condemned for each and every wrong step
> (we should never forget and forgive india for the play that they have and
> still doing regarding rice exporting to our country)
>
> i earnestly request you not to say something that will insult the indian
> shaheeds who gave life in the process of ensuring rise of our "shadhinotar
> lal shurjo".
>
> don't mind my emotion please.
>
> joy
> rajshahi
>
> *"Md. Mostafa Kamal" <mmk3k@yahoo.com>* wrote:
>
> Mr. Aslam,
>
> These Indian army persons just served the order of Late Indira Gandhi in
> 1971. Because India's purpose was to break Pakistan & never sincere to
> establish an independent Bangladesh. After 1971 & from 1972 India's real
> face unvailed to us. Mr. Aslam you must not forget Rahul Gandhi's comment
> "Like we have broken the Pakistan". You have the habits to bring Indian
> writers interests & appreciation of India in the e-forrums.
>
> Thank You All,
>
> Md.
>
> *Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com>* wrote:
>
> *Liberation War veterans of Indian Army to visit Bangladesh*
>
> *A 10-member team of liberation war veterans led by Lt Gen (retd) JFR
> Jacob of Indian Army along with their spouses will visit Bangladesh on the
> occasion of 37th Independence and National Day, says an ISPR press release.
> *
> *They will visit Bangladesh at the invitation of Chief of Army Staff
> General Moeen U Ahmed. During the visit the war veterans will call on chief
> of army staff.
> *
> The team is likely to visit various battle sites and other places of
> historic importance.
>
> The visiting war veterans are Lt Gen (retd) PN Kathpalia, Lt Gen (retd) GS
> Bakshi, Maj Gen (retd) RK Khanna, Maj Gen (retd) Laxman Singh, Maj Gen
> (retd) Ashok Verma Kalyan, Brig (retd) Amrit Kapur
>
> http://www.thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=29232
>
> **
> *Also read:*
> http://www.dailynayadiganta.com/fullnews.asp?News_ID=73666&sec=1
>
> * *
> **
> *** *
> * Lt Gen (retd) JFR Jacob of Indian Army *
> ****
> * **Friends once more* <http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1157431>
> *Pranay Sharma *
> Monday, March 24, 2008 20:10 IST
> *Warm ties between India and Bangladesh are emerging again after a long
> gap*
> *Symbols often play as important a role as words in diplomacy. Bangladesh
> has chosen one that could help strengthen ties with India. Nearly four
> decades after independence, Dhaka has decided to honour members of the
> Indian army who played a key role in its Liberation Struggle of 1971.*
> *Lieutenant General JFR Jacob, who was the chief of staff of the Indian
> army's eastern command, with six of his former colleagues — all now retired
> — will be in Dhaka on March 26, Bangladesh's National Day. They are to be
> honoured with medals for their part in helping Bangladesh emerge as an
> independent nation out of East Pakistan.*
> *From the time of Sheikh Mujib-ur-Rahman, the founder-figure of
> Bangladesh, Dhaka has acknowledged the role played by India in its
> Liberation Struggle. The first ever attempt to invite army personnel to
> Dhaka to honour them has come from Bangladesh army chief, General Moeen U
> Ahmed. It is the Bangladesh army that now supports the caretaker
> government of Fakhruddin Ahmed in Dhaka.*
> *General Ahmed's move is both politically savvy and, some would say,
> morally correct. The support by India to Bangladesh during the Liberation
> Struggle has long faded from memory. Over 50 per cent of the population was
> born after independence; those who preceded it remember India more as the
> 'big bully' of the region than as the liberator.*
> *In the past decades, both under army regimes as well as democratically
> elected governments in Bangladesh, Dhaka carefully erected an anti-Indian
> plank. It was seen by New Delhi as moving closer to China and, more
> importantly, to Pakistan. Many in the Indian establishment felt that this
> was due to strong pro-Pakistani elements in the Bangladesh army.*
>
>
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