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Please refrain from posting in this thread, you are a well-known bully who scares people off from posting in this forum or from expressing views contrary to your own by insulting them and abusing them. This is your tactic to shut people up.
You know nothing about Jamat e Islami and their role in the 1971 genocide, so do not comment on this topic. Bye.
you ran away from this forum because of Admin Khan not me and you were crying at other forum and badmouthing about Pashtun forums..callign Admin Khan as american khan.
if Im driving nuttcases chaploos people such as you away than im doing something good.
you are a mere anti muslim and anti pashtun propagandist spamming.
"Bangladesh could face pressure, including perhaps sanctions, from the international community," reads an editorial in the New York Times.
Sanctions, why!?
"Prime Minister Hasina needs to restore autonomy to Bangladesh’s judiciary, stop persecuting human rights activists and work with the political opposition to find an acceptable transitional government ahead of next year’s election," the editorial says.
The NYT has put the blame for the present crisis in Bangladesh fair and square on Hasina's shoulders.
"Since the year began, a series of general strikes have paralyzed Bangladesh, and hundreds have died in violent clashes between rival political factions.
“Top opposition leaders and human rights activists have been arrested. Courts have delivered guilty verdicts and death sentences that flout the most basic standards of due process.
"Responsibility for this crisis sits squarely with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the leader of the Awami League party."
The editorial says Hasina seems determined to hang on to power.
The editorial warns that banning the Jamaat was a mistake.
"The Jamaat-e-Islami party, an ally of the B.N.P., has been banned from participating in the upcoming elections. Many Bangladeshis who support the Awami League fear that Islamist parties are threatening the foundation of a country that fought bitterly to separate from Pakistan in 1971.
“But banning Jamaat-e-Islami from participating in the electoral process is only forcing frustrated supporters into the streets."
But the worst attack is against the war crimes trials.
"Meanwhile, trials held by the International Crimes Tribunal in Bangladesh, which was set up in 2009 to try people accused of committing atrocities during the 1971 war with Pakistan, have targeted opposition leaders.
“The tribunal appears to be yet another tool to stifle political opponents."
This is part of the American regime's policies of having strong "Islamist" parties and an "Islamist" network across the Muslim world. Such radical parties are useful for the US as they can galvanize pan-Islamic sentiment to cause problems for Russia, China and even the EU, i.e. if Chechen radicals or Uighur radicals fight Russia and China they can receive the support of strong "Islamic" parties in the Arab world, Turkey, Pakistan, Bangladesh etc.
While Uighurs and Chechens have undeniable rights the situation in those regions are not as simple "Muslim v Non-Muslim" or good v evil as presented by US-backed "Islamist" parties, e.g. in China Uighur nationalists dislike other Muslim ethnic groups and have used violence against them. The more religious and Islamic Hui are loyal to the Beijing administration.
2. Jamaat was not even banned but not allowed to contest elections thus they can do the following:
- Exist
- Hold meetings
- Have a website
- Publish literature
- recruit members
- raise funds
In other words everything except contest elections. Even the son of the founder of Jamaat e Islami, a Pakistani, supported their not being allowed to contest elections.
3. As I said the American regime supports Jamaat and is lobbying for them to participate in the elections.
Dan Mozena, current American regime thug or "ambassador" operating in Dhaka. America is now bullying Bangladesh.
Civil society is opposed to the Jamaat. The Islamic community consisting of Deobandis, Sufis are all opposed to the Jamaat. The nation as a whole are opposed to the Jamaat.
If there was a referendum tomorrow on banning the Jamaat 95% of Bangladeshis would vote in favour of their ban.
They have no right to participate in elections for many reasons.
i: They committed war crimes.
ii: Have never apologized for the war crimes but in fact sought to defend them.
iii: Preach hatred against non-Muslims e.g. Hindu.
iv: Are opposed to the existence of a sovereign Bangladesh, despite their public denials.
American-backed Jamaatis were involved in rape and genocide in Bangladesh in 1971. Pakistan committed genocide supported by Saudi Arabia and America. Both America and Saudi Arabia actively support the Jamaat to this day and threaten Bangladesh.
The Americans think they are clever.
Americans, we are not Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Libya whom you can bomb and target, we are Bangladesh.
If anyone thinks I'm wrong watch what happens to the American regime in the next few days and weeks.
Alhamdulilahi rabbil 'alameen wa sallee 'alaa Mustafa, sayeed al mursaleen, wa khataam an nabiyeen Muhammad wa 'aalihi wa sahbihi ajma'een wa man tabi'ihi ilaa yawmu deen.
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1. Fethullah Gulen is a controversial Turkish nationalist "Islamic" speaker who has a cult like following by many Turks who refer to him as "Hoca effendi".
2. The group is extremely nationalistic and promotes Turkish nationalism. A central Asian Turk I knew told me of how the Gulenists would say to him in the school that he went to (the Gulen movement runs schools around the world to promote Turkish nationalism) that Kirgiz and Turks were one and should prefer each over other Arabs and Pakistanis.
3. Fethullah Gulen and the Gulenist media should be extremely careful about getting involved in internal Bangladeshi domestic affairs as it will rebound on them seriously. Jamaat are a party that have refused to apologize for war crimes carried out in 1971 though everyone in the very small land space that is Bangladesh knows what they did.
4. Gulen is now at war against the democratically elected Turkish government and seeking to weaken it.
erdogan is in the process of taking on the gulenists.
There are people today who think that admitting God’s absolute greatness decreases the value and importance of humans in the creation, as if God and mankind are rivals competing in greatness and power. Meanwhile I feel that whenever our perception of God’s greatness increases, with it we become greater, because we are the creation of a great God.
Another Hindu village comes under Jamaat-Shibir attack
Our Correspondent, Lalmonirhat
The vandals beat 12 women as the males fled the scene sensing the attack. They did not spare even the children during the attack
5 shops and 2 houses of minority Hindu community people were vandalised and looted by Jamaat- Shibir men on Thursday
At least five shops and two houses of minority Hindu community people were vandalised and looted by Jamaat- Shibir men on Thursday, the last day of the opposition-sponsored 71-hour countrywide rail-road-waterways blockade.
Patgram Upazila Chhatra Shibir leaders Rana Islam reportedly led the attack on the Hindu people of Ghoshpara village under Patgram upazila around 9:30am.The spot is 5km off the upazila headquarters.
Another Hindu-populated village Shafinagar under the same upazila is just 3km away from Ghoshpara also came under attack by BNP and Jamaat-Shibir men on October 27, the first day of the opposition-called 48-hour shutdown.
The vandals beat 12 women as the males fled the scene sensing the attack. They did not spare even the children during the attack.
Upazila administration and police rushed to the spot after three hours around 12:30pm, said locals.
Police arrested local Union Parishad Member and former Patgram upazila unit president of Chhatra Shibir Nazrul Islam on charge of aiding and abetting Rana Islam, said Patgram Police Station OC Sohrab Hossain.
About 200 to 250 Jamaat-Shibir activists and supporters led by Shibir leader Rana Islam brought out a procession in the area and they immediately swooped on Hindus’ shops and houses in the village, police said.
The Jamaat-Shibir men assaulted Devi Rani Ghosh, Anjoli Ghosh, Shilpi Rani Ghosh, Charu Bala Ghosh, Sandhya Rani Ghosh, Namita Rani Ghosh and others in the village, police added.
Villagers said the attackers damaged their properties worth about Tk20 lakh.
A number of aggrieved villagers alleged that some local Awami League men too incited Jamaat-Shibir men to the violence.
Patgram Upazila Parishad Chairman Ruhul Amin Babul said the area is the safe den of Jamaat- Shibir men. Taking the advantage of countrywide blockade programme they attacked the Hindus who are innocent and do not belong to any political party.
“They did so to create panic in the area and use that to their advantage.” Patgram Upazila Nirbahi Officer Rafiqul Haque confirmed the communal attack saying that administration would do everything possible to protect the minority community there.
OC Sohrab Hossain said Shibir leader Rana Islam is a most wanted criminal and police has conducted several drives to arrest him.
Lalmonirhat Deputy Commissioner Habibur Rahman said he asked the UNO and OC to tackle the situation and arrest the criminals. He will visit the spot and exchange views with Hindu people, he said
2. Pakistan is a very anti-Hindu country, whereas Bangladeshis are generally a quieter and milder people and not hostile to Hindus.
3. In the 1971 war the Hindu community were targeted heavily by the Pakistan army and were massacred.
Jamaat/Pakistan are just continuing what they did in 1971.
Raheel Sharif, as the new head of the Pakistan military he will probably be involved in key decision making policy on how Jamaat operates in Bangladesh.
Fears of recurrence of attacks continue to haunt Hindus of Lalmonirhat’s Patgram upazila despite the return of the male family members, the filing of a case and deployment of additional police.
On Thursday, at least 12 women and children were beaten up and at least five shops and two houses were torched and looted allegedly by Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Chhatra Shibir activists at Ghoshpara village of Jongra union.
Taking place on the third day of the opposition-sponsored 71-hour blockade, the attack, the second one on Lalmonirhat Hindus by opposition activists, had prompted several male members of at least 23 Hindu families to flee the village.
“We are still fearful as the area is covered with Jamaat-Shibir men and they always have a hatred towards Hindus…They will become angrier if police make arrests,” one of the victims, Shilpi Rani Ghosh, told The Daily Star yesterday.
Nazrul Islam, member of local Union Parishad and former president of Shibir of Patgram upazila, has been arrested while police claimed they were conducting drives to arrest the rest.
Another victim, Subhas Chandra Ghosh, said, “We are innocent people…we are not involved in politics and have no enmity with anybody here over anything but still we were victimised…I do not know what will happen in the future.”
On the previous November 4 assault, the attackers had vandalised and looted several houses after villagers at Satpatki Majhipara in Sadar upazila had refused extortionists.
The case was filed by one victim, Dhanjit Ghosh Tapos, with Patgram Police Station, accusing three local Jamaat-Shibir men and 50 unnamed persons.
Expressing deep concern, Ain o Salish Kendra sent a letter to the Inspector General of Police on Thursday noon urging the perpetrators’ arrest.
1. Hindus generally live in peace in majority Muslim Bangladesh, far better than how Muslims live in India. However Jamaat - which according to the Economist only has 1% support - works for Pakistan and is thus anti-Hindu.
2. The mainstream Deobandi scholars of Bangladesh are not anti-Hindu partly because they are linked to the Indian Deobandi scholars whom they refer to and the Indian Deobandi scholars see themselves as Indian citizens and do not openly antagonize the Hindu majority.
3. The Sufi scholars in Bangladesh are relaxed and are not anti-Hindu.
It is only the Pakistani-backed Jamaat which is fiercely anti-Hindu.
4. Jamaat is backed by America, Britain, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan however we are Bangladeshis and we will make sure that the name Jamaat e "Islami" (no connection to real holy Islam) will be removed from Bangladesh for ever.
Jamaat currently have 1% support and cannot contest the elections. Once the BNP win the next election civil society must do its utmost to demand the Khaleda Zia government that war criminals are not released and that Jamaat is banned (now they are not banned but cannot participate in elections).
Jamaat are a brutal fascist organization backed (or maybe even run directly) by Pakistan with Saudi support both of whom are regimes and states which are known for extremism and bigotry and hatred towards non-Muslims.
Abdullah Al-Saud, dictator of Saudi Arabia, a key backer of Jamaat e Islami in Bangladesh.
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1. Pakistan lobbies Saudi Arabia to work against Bangladesh. Saudi has now blocked recruitment of Bangladeshi workers and also carries out police harassment of Bangladeshis. Bangladesh is run by corrupt civil servants and politicians who do not care about the suffering of the ordinary Bangladeshi.
2. India to cancel Pakistani destabilization of Bangladesh should confront Saudi directly and say they do not want Saudi backing Jamaat or Saudi backing any Jamaati persecuting Hindus.
The Saudis are bullies and cowards and pick on Muslim Bangladesh as a favour for their friends the Pakistanis but they would never dare try anything against Hindu India.
Indian prime minister given an award by Saudis.
Indian prime minister with Saudi dictator.
As a Bangladesh I definitely dislike New Delhi governments and their policies towards Bangladesh which include bullying, dishonesty and destabilization however as a Muslim and a human I cannot accept the persecution of Bangladeshi citizens of Hindu background by Pakistani-backed thugs in my country. Something must be done and if this requires the Indians telling the Saudis to back off from supporting Jamaati thugs then so be it.
August 16th photo from "Basherkella", the Jamaati facebook page where Saudi dictator Abdullah is insulted over the Saudi's anti-Muslim Brotherhood position in Egypt.
Jamaat role in politics needs close scrutiny
Canadian lawmakers observe in report
The role and participation of Jamaat-e-Islami in national politics require close scrutiny by authorities as the organisation has created deep concerns about protecting the rights of women, minorities and others, according to a pre-election observation report.
The BNP, in particular, must also reflect on the possible role that Jamaat may be playing in its party and work to distance itself from this extremist organisation, said the report prepared by two Canadian lawmakers.
“Concern was expressed that women’s and minority rights may be impaired, and other Islamist ideals such as Sharia law may gain traction should a Jamaat-influenced BNP take power after the election,” it said.
This Islamist party has recently been de-listed by Bangladesh’s Election Commission and is unable to run candidates in the next polls.
“Even so, there was widespread agreement that Jamaat is still a major factor in Bangladeshi politics, as the organisation is well-financed and may be gaining influence within the main opposition party, BNP,” the report said.
The SADF (South Asia Democratic Forum) Pre-election Observer Mission, comprised of Canadian MPs Russ Hiebert and Joe Daniel, spent three days from November 12 in Dhaka, examining the national political situation.
The lawmakers were accompanied by two support staff — Antonio Vieira da Cruz, SADF executive director for Canada, and Peter Stock, chief of staff to Hiebert.
The members of the mission met leaders from a large cross-section of people, including religious leaders, journalists, lawyers, academics, former government and military officials, and representatives of various civil society organisations.
The mission is convinced that lasting political stability can be achieved if both the government and opposition parties commit to fundamental reforms that will move Bangladesh towards democratic maturity.
It observed that the International War Crimes Tribunal has served an important role in addressing a tragedy from the country’s recent history and allowing the nation to move forward.
The Anti-Corruption Commission legislation must be changed to ensure that the commission is arm’s length and does not need the government’s permission to commence investigations.
While the calling of peaceful general strike by the opposition BNP to pressure the government on critical matters may be acceptable, what is clearly unacceptable is the widespread violence.
Finally, the mission found that political stability is essential for Bangladesh to move forward socially and economically and to hold free, fair and credible polls.
1. Canada's foreign policy is often more sensible, peace-orientated and moderate than it's southern neighbour the USA, this is an example.
2. These Canadian legislators having spent time talking to a wide strata of Bangladeshi society including the religious and the secular, the military and the civilian and many others are fully aware of the dangers that the Jamaat poses to Bangladeshi society especially its Hindu minority.
Bangladeshis generally are a peaceful society. In fact some even see Bangladeshis as quiet, passive. However they are totally different to more south-west Asian Punjabis where there is even intra-Sunni bloodletting let alone Sunni v Shia or Muslim v non-Muslim. This being the nature of Bangladeshis they are not given to violence against Hindus. However Jamaat is essentially a Pakistani-supported and orientated party so would of course replicate the extreme anti-Hindu racism and bigotry prevalent in Pakistan.
3. Whether the US, Saudi Arabia, UK and Pakistan like it or not insha'Allah Jamaat will one day be banned forever.
LAHORE - Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT) activists Friday locked up Punjab University Law College teachers into their rooms, in protest against the administration’s decision to close down a defaulter canteen, an official said.
Requesting anonymity, the official said: “The canteen has been catering to the needs of the Jamaat-i-Islami student wing for years.”
More than two dozen armed IJT activists detained two law teachers, Naeemullah and Imran Alam, after an administrative committee decided to shut the canteen for its failure in clearing outstanding dues. The canteen owner has been owing more than Rs1.4million to the university since 1999.
On Friday, the regulatory committee decided to shut down the canteen for outstanding Rs93,000 – due to be paid to the present admin.
Following the fresh decision, the IJT activists took the two teachers to their rooms and locked them. IJT vandals also shattered security cameras and took away lab computers after a forced boycott of classes.
PU Vice Chancellor Dr Mujahid Kamran reached the ransacked spot and got free the detained teachers after 45 minutes
However, the IJT activists stooped to stage a demo to show ‘solidarity’ with the canteen owner. Cops were called in to bring back order. However, the protesters blocked Canal Road for up to 3 hours to mount pressure on the varsity admin.
Due to protest, the worst traffic mess was witnessed on Canal Road. However, when police contingents reached on Canal Road, the IJT activists fled.
The IJT spokesman could not be contacted despite repeated attempts.
On the other hand Academic Staff Association, a body of PU teachers, has condemned the incident and held an emergency press conference. On the occasion, ASA office bearers Dr Ahsan Sharif and Dr Mansoor Sarwar expressed their anxiety over teachers’ harassment and detaining them forcefully.
They demanded Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif to take notice of the incident and ensure security of teachers in the varsity. They demanded strict action against IJT members who manhandled the teachers. They asked to launched operation cleanup against the IJT in the campus in order to maintain the peaceful environment of the varsity. During the press conference, victim teacher Naeemullah while giving details of the incident of manhandling him started weeping.
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Chief of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) has urged the government to place a ban on Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) and its student wing Islami Jamiat Talba (IJT) for their alleged connections with banned outfits al Qaeda, Taliban and other anti-state organisations. He sought a trial of leadership of IJT and JI under Article 6 of the Constitution. He was addressing a gathering in relation to party's organisational matters at Lal Qila ground Azizabad here on Tuesday.
He claimed that posh areas of the city including Defence, Clifton, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, North Nazimabad were witnessing a significant presence of Taliban elements involved in the killing of innocent citizens. "Nobody can nab these anti-state elements, while on the other hand, MQM workers are being harassed and arrested by the law enforcement He asked the government and law enforcement agencies to avoid what he termed a discriminatory attitude towards Muhajirs, who had rendered numerous sacrifices in the creation of Pakistan. During his address Altaf also named the people who were killed in drone attacks and those who arrested by LEAs.
He said JI and IJT were involved in anti-state activities, saying that "JI is the B-team of Establishment." He claimed that activists of JI and IJT were involved in the killing of army personnel in Pakistan and Afghanistan. "They also attacked army installations and the offices of ISI and army," he added.
He said TTP chief Hakeemullah Mehsud had killed General Sanaullah Niazi and other army officials but JI chief Syed Munawwar Hassan still declared him a 'Shaheed'. However, Altaf added, the JI chief refused to declare the army officers and jawans killed by TTP men martyrs.
He demanded of the government to ban JI and IJT immediately. He alleged that the offshoots of JI - Al-Badar and Al-Shams - were involved in the massacre of Bengali people that resulted in the Dhaka fall. He also held IJT and JI responsible for introducing Kalashnikov culture in colleges and universities of Pakistan. "IJT had established Thunder Squads in educational institutions," he said. He recalled that former Interior Minister Faisal Saleh Hayat had also revealed in National Assembly on 13th August 2004 that the JI was supporting AL-Qaeda.
According to him, Muhajirs are the sons of Sindh, but it very unfortunate that no Urdu-speaking person can be elected as chief minister of Sindh. MQM chief said that the workers of MQM were being arrested under the garb of Karachi operation but real culprits were roaming freely.
"The workers of MQM are being sent to jails illegally, so party workers should prepare themselves for difficult times," he said. He asked the people of posh areas to keep an eye on the activities of JI and IJT and form supervision and Mohalla committee for this purpose.
NNI adds: The MQM chief said that Muhajirs had never asked for separation and would never do so in future as they always wanted to save Pakistan. He urged the party workers not to lose patience and act prudently. He said the situation would be out of control if the workers ran out of patience. He claimed that IJT activists involved in alleged acts of violence in Punjab University were released a day after these were arrested, while MQM workers were being targeted and arrested.
Two cars burn after Jamaat Shibir activists set fire to 4 cars and 5 motorcycles in the capital's Motijheel area today. Photo: Anisur Rahman
At least 150 vehicles were torched and over 50 vandalised as Jamaat-Shibir activists went on the rampage across the country today protesting execution of Abdul Quader Mollah.
Of those, 85 vehicles were burnt in Bogra, 12 in the capital and the rest in different districts, reports our correspondents.
DHAKA
Jamaat-Shibir activists torched 12 vehicles, including two motorcycles of police personnel, at different parts of the capital after Juma prayers.
The activists also torched two offices of Information and Service Centre and garbage maintenance in Motijheel area.
Locals said the activists of Jamaat and its student wing, Islami Chhatra Shibir, went berserk setting fire to four private cars and five motorcycles including two of police personnel in Motijheel after the Juma prayer.
Police detained a man from the spot for investigation.
Jamaat-Shibir men also set fire to a bus and a covered van in Malibagh around 2:00pm.
The demonstrators torched a passenger bus in Kamalapur.
The Jamaat restored vandalism and anarchy across the country including the capital a day after Quader Mollah was hanged for his war crimes in 1971.
Soon after the prayers ended, around two hundred Jamaat-Shibir men brought out a procession near Motijheel AGB Colony market, locals said.
And suddenly the activists started setting fire to vehicles kept beside the road around 2:15pm, witnesses said.
Md Alamgir, the driver of a torched private car, said a group of people vandalised and torched his vehicle when he was passing the road.
Alamgir sustained minor injuries.
The agitators also damaged roadside shops on their way into hiding.
Vehicles stand ablaze in zonal office of Akij Group at Silimpur near Dhaka-Rangpur highway in Bogra on Friday. Jamaat-Shibir activists torched 81 vehicles of the company.
BOGRA
The Jamaat-Shibir men went on a rampage torching 85 vehicles and vandalising 22 more.
The activists also ransacked the office of Executive Engineer of roads and highways (Circle) in Nishindjhar area of the town around 10:00am, said Sayeed Abu Sayeem, additional superintendent of police of Bogra,.
They vandalised the office and set fire to documents and materials there, he added.
Later, the marauding Jamaat-Shibir men vandalised at least 81 vehicles at Akij Group’s zonal office in Silimpur area around 11:00am, including covered vans, tempos, private cars and motorbikes.
They also set fire to the Akij Group office, burning materials worth Tk 5 crore, claimed company authorities.
Fire at the office was doused after one hour of frantic effort, said Dewan Shohel Rana, senior station officer of fire service.
At the same time, the agitators blocked the Rangpur-Dhaka highway and Bogra-Naogaon highway by felling trees on the roads.
Rail links through Bogra were suspended as well from early today as Jamaat-Shibir men took out more than 650 pandel chips from rail tracks at Kahaloo, Panchpir and Narua Mel area of the town.
They also dug a three-foot hole under the rail tracks between Kahaloo and Panchpir stations, said Afzal Hossain, senior sub-assistant engineer (path) of railway.
The rail links were yet to be stored at 6:30pm.
A Gayeban Janaja for the executed Jamaat leader was also organised by BNP-led 18-party opposition alliance at Eidgah ground of the town around 2:00pm.
* America is destabilizing Bangladesh and carrying out divide and rule in Bangladesh as it does in other Muslim countries.
It invaded Iraq, Afghanistan and bombed Libya and in each of these countries consolidated or exacerbated ethnic or religious differences. Even in mono-ethnic, mono-religious Libya where you would have thought there was little scope for division in a virtually homogenuous Arab Sunni state now there is tension between Benghazi and Tripoli.
Bangladesh is homogeneous so it cannot be divided ethnically but it can be destabilized/ruined by virtual political civil war.
During the 2007-2008 Caretaker government the military-backed government wanted to end the role of the two political leaders who have ruined Bangladesh, Hasina Wajid and Khaleda Zia in what was called "Minus 2" (i.e. removal of the two ladies from politics). This was prevented from happening and sabotaged at the insistence of the Americans.
The Americans want a mini-civil war in Bangladesh every 5 years and a dysfunctional Bangladesh so that they can exercise their influence over the country.
The Americans have also lied about Jamaat e Islami who they call a "moderate party" though the Americans have a key Jamaati leader on a black list. The Americans have actively insisted on Jamaat not being banned.
Well done America, you have bought terror to Bangladesh as you have done to Iraq, Syria, Libya but just like in 1971 you will be defeated.
Dan Mozena, American regime's man in Dhaka, working to destabilize Bangladesh.
Hanging of Bangladeshi Jamaat leader unfortunate: Pakistan minister
PTI : Islamabad, Fri Dec 13 2013, 21:26 hrs
0G +0SU0Reddit0 0OmarPakistan's Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said Jamaat-e-Islami leader Abdul Quader Mollah was hanged because of his loyalty and solidarity with Pakistan in 1971. (
Pakistan's Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Friday described as "very unfortunate" the execution of Jamaat-e-Islami leader Abdul Quader Mollah in Bangladesh for genocide during the 1971 liberation war.
In a statement issued here, Khan said Mollah's execution was "very unfortunate and a tragic step". He contended that some circles had declared it a "judicial murder".
"There is no doubt that he was hanged because of his loyalty and solidarity with Pakistan in 1971," he said.
"Till the very end before creation of Bangladesh, he remained a supporter of a united Pakistan and today every Pakistani is saddened and grieved on his death," he added.
The 65-year-old Jamaat leader, known as the "Butcher of Mirpur" for atrocities committed in a suburb of Dhaka, was hanged last night after Bangladesh's Supreme Court rejected his review petition.
Mollah was the first politician to be hanged for crimes committed during Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan.
Noting that 42 years had passed since the events of 1971, Khan said it was the demand of international relations that "events of the past should be put behind and a new era should be started".
The execution was an effort to "revive old wounds of the past", he claimed. "It would have been better if the Bangladeshi government had shown farsightedness, large- heartedness and magnanimity instead of opening old wounds," he said.
*Pakistanis behaving like the traitors that they are and always have been.
Pakistan the state which betrayed Islam and Muslim brotherhood by launching a genocide of unarmed Muslim men, women and children in east Pakistan.
Pakistan the state which militarily supports Burma the country that massacres Muslim and almost went to war with Bangladesh.
Pakistan the state with the third highest number of slaves in the world, 2 million slaves.
Pakistan the state which carried out atrocities that not even Al-Qaeda or the Taliban have done i.e. sex slave camps where Muslim Bengali women were held as slaves, many raped to death.
Ya Allah, Ya rabbee, Ya Allah subhanak wa bihamdik, sallee 'alaa nabbiyil kareem ya Rabbee please destroy the name of the state of Pakistan from the face of this earth and please wipe it off the map. Oh Allah this state has murdered hundreds of thousands of Muslims in Bangladesh, it has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians in Jordan, it has caused bloodshed and suffering in Pashtunkhwa, oh Allah please, oh Rabbul 'alaameen please destroy this regime and the regime of Nawaz Shareef. Alhamdulilahi rabbil 'aalameen wa sallee 'alaa nabbiyil kareem, sadiqul ameen.
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