[chottala.com] Easy way to identify war criminals -1 [Reply to Salauddin Ayubi]

 

"We call it our liberation war", because Bangladesh was vacated from the yoke of Pakistani

occupation regime  and "People's Republic of Bangladesh" became a reality.

How the international support for our cause hastened the victory of people Bangladesh

in the history ...... Please don't try to undermine the heroic fights of the freedom fighters

(muktijuddhas) along side the mass people of this land by emphasizing the role

and allied forces and POW issues.

 

The fact is:

In 1971 the Jamaate Islami and it's front Islami Chattro Sangha vis-a-vis Albodor death squad

sided with the occupation regime, aiding and abetting various criminal acts of the Pakistani Army,

besides implementing it's own henious anti-Bangladesh and anti-people master plans. Jamaate Islami

under the leadership of Gholam Azam, the then Islami Chattro Sangha Chief Matiur Rahman Nizami,

Al-Bodor Chief Ali Ahsam Mujahidi gong were the sole perpetrator of  the intellectual murders

during november and upto mid-december of 1971.

 

Do you deny that:

(1) Gholam Azam  and Matiur Rahman Nizami was the master-mids behind the Al-Bodor Death Squad?

(2)  Ali Ahsan Mujahidi was the  Al-Bodor Death Squad chief ?

 

FYI:

The Al-Badr militia took active part in rape, extortion, loot and specially capturing and killing of Bangladeshis who supported the liberation, including a pre-planned massacre on December 14, 1971, when the Al-Badr militia along rounded up hundreds of doctors, professors, writers, and other Bengali intellectuals, and executed them. Al-Badar militia also helped Pakistany forces to fight against the Freedom Fighters of Bangladesh Liberation War. 

 

Syed Aslam

 

 

 

 

On 5/22/10, Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@yahoo.com> wrote:

How about the Paki criminals who had been allowed to go home unscathed. We call it our liberation war but Pakis did not surrender to us and our rpresentative was not anywhere ner race cource.. All POWs including the war criminals were taken to India and was released from there with the consent of the government of Bangladesh. Now where are you trying to find war criminals?                  Ayubi --- On Fri, 5/21/10, Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com> wrote:   From: Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com> Subject: [notun_bangladesh] Easy way to identify war criminals -1 Date: Friday, May 21, 2010, 9:55 PM   Easy way to identify war criminals : Known faces   Albodor Chief Ali Ahsan Mujahidi   Matiur Rahman Nizami in 1971

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