Akhwani leader on trial for war-crimes in Bangla Desh

[Toramana]

Jamaat-e-Islami leader Delwar Hossain Sayedee (C) is escorted by security personnel as he emerges from the Bangladesh International Crimes Tribunal in Dhaka on November 20, 2011. A special court on November 20 opened trial for Bangladesh's first war crime suspect charged with atrocities such as genocide during the country's 1971 war of independence against Pakistan. -AFP Photo

DHAKA: A senior Bangladeshi official on Sunday urged Pakistan to formally apologize for alleged atrocities and acts of genocide committed by the Pakistani military during the independence war in 1971.
Foreign Affairs Minister Dipu Moni made the demand in a meeting with Pakistan’s new envoy to Bangladesh, a statement released by the ministry said.
Aided by India, Bangladesh, then the eastern wing of Pakistan, won its independence in 1971 after a nine-month war.
Bangladesh says Pakistani soldiers, aided by local collaborators, killed an estimated 3 million people, raped about 200,000 women ...

http://www.dawn.com/2011/11/20/bangl...e-for-war.html

[Soldat_Amir]

If only we Pashtuns were more like Bengladeshis we would have never been in the position we are now a days.

Pakistan was arming and supporting its own Bengali Talibs during that time, they slaughtered and raped many innocent Bengalis, now Pakistan has turned their guns on us.

[AFG21]

Someday we will also trial those animals that killed tousands of Afghans, but I think before that they all kill each other, like its happening now.

[asad71]

1. This is an attempt by Awami League to crush her opponents, particularly nationalist and anti-secular forces. This is an eye wash. We had eliminated most of the local criminals just after independence, but Pakistanis became POWs with Indians. Our people are bent upon trying the remaining war criminals.

2. Both BD and Pakistan ought to bring to book all those who planned the massacre of own population. Those who committed war crimes should not be spared. The Hamadur Rahman Commission should be good starting point for Pakistan.