Pakistan sponsoring terrorism in Bangladesh

[Bengal_Tiger]

Militants building regional network

Mohammad Jamil Khan

Law enforcers so far arrested 50 Pakistani nationals, most of who are LeT operatives

Different regional militant organisations are reportedly working to build an inter-country militant network, with Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) playing a key role in establishing a safe haven for fugitive militants in Bangladesh as well as using the country as a hub to carry out their illegal fund-raising activities.

Local banned militant outfits including Jama’atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), Harkat-ul-Jihad and Ansarullah Bangla Team were also carrying out a concerted effort to emerge in the top tier under the same umbrella with the help of the regional militant network, the chief of DB police told the Dhaka Tribune.

Intelligence sources said local militants were also active in establishing communication with militant outfits from India, Pakistan and Nepal, in a bid to share and develop new strategies for committing violence including attacks on important persons of state.

The regional militant network was first noticed by intelligence officials following the October 2 bomb blast at a suspected JMB hideout in the West Bengal town of Bardhaman, which killed two suspected radical Islamists.

Intelligence officials said militants have chosen three locations – Nepal, West Bengal in India, and Rajshahi in Bangladesh – as bases for quickly spreading their network.

Pakistan-based terrorist organisation LeT has also reportedly been using Bangladesh as a hideout for its members, as well as using the country as a transit route for spreading counterfeit Indian rupees – one of the main activities of the outfit. The LeT was also providing assistance and giving inspiration to different local militant outfits, according to intelligence sources.

Shipment of counterfeit rupee was coming to Dhaka from Karachi, while the fake money was later trafficked into India with the help of JMB members.

Over the past five years, members of DB police and RAB have arrested at least 50 Pakistani nationals with counterfeit Indian rupees in Bangladesh. Most of these arrestees were LeT operatives who brought the counterfeit currency into the country by bribing unscrupulous airport officials, said intelligence sources.

Monirul Islam, the chief of DB police, told the Dhaka Tribune that they had information that a major portion of profit from the trade of counterfeit rupees was deposited to the funds of the LeT. A number of arrested Pakistani nationals have provided the police with some “sensational” information about the business of fake money, he added.

With the support of local militant groups, many regional militant leaders had sought refuge in Bangladesh; but many of those militants including Indian militant leaders Abdur Rauf Merchant, Arif Hossain, Mufti Obaidullah alias Abu Jafor and Emdadullah alias Habibur Rahman have been arrested by the police, said a senior official of DB police. However, there may be more militants still hiding in the country and trying to carry out subversive activities, he added.

Seeking anonymity, a top official at the Police Headquarters said militants hiding in different areas in the capital were trying to pass information to other members of their respective organisations who are spread across the country.

In order to put a stop to communications between militants, police superintendents of all districts have been given special instructions to stay vigilant – especially in residential hotels, mosques and police checkpoints – as well as keeping an eye on local Jamaat-Shibir activists, the official added.

Meanwhile, in a recent report on militancy funding, prepared by a top intelligence agency of the country, it was claimed that local militant groups were receiving financial support from some NGOs in Nepal.

The report also read that Indian law enforcers arrested LeT bomb expert Abdul Karim and Indian Mujaheeden founder Yeasin Vatkal from the Indo-Nepal border in August last year; both of them were reportedly planning to enter Bangladesh via Nepal.

State Minister for Home Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said all necessary steps have been taken to stop militant activities. Commenting on the Bardhaman blast, the state minister said they were yet to get any official comment from India.

- See more at: http://www.dhakatribune.com/crime/20....BbyUcmoN.dpuf



1. Afghanistan has accused Pakistan off sponsoring terrorists and militants carrying out attacks against Afghans.

- India too has accused Pakistan of sponsoring terrorists against it.

- Iran has recently stated that Pakistani territory is being used by militants to wage attacks against Iran.

- Bangladesh is also a victim of Pakistani-sponsored terrorism.


2. Bangladesh should work with India, China and Russia against this terrorist menace as Pakistan often gets strong support from Turkey and Saudi Arabia, both of whom are involved in sponsoring "Islamist" terrorists in Syria and are anti-Bangladeshi.

[Bengal_Tiger]

** The article is from earlier in the year but still relevant **


Jamaat dragging Bangladesh down

Paulo Casaca

January 27, 2014



The recent violence in Bangladesh may appear random to the casual observer, but is nothing of the sort. It is the result of a coordinated campaign by Islamist extremists to destroy the country’s democracy and cleanse it of religious minorities – including Christians, Hindus and Buddhists.

Extremists attacked a Catholic community in northern Bangladesh, beating residents and burning their houses because they dared to vote in this month’s parliamentary elections, according to Asia News.

A young Catholic activist named Ovidio Marandy led a demonstration to protest. His reward? Islamists returned and murdered him.

Jamaat is Bangladesh’s most violent Islamist organisation and is responsible for much of the bloodshed that has engulfed the country. Marandy is one of the hundreds of victims of Jamaat and smaller extremist groups who instigated mayhem before and after the elections. I have seen their gruesome handiwork in person when talking to victims at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

It would be bad enough if Jamaat were nothing more than a militia of domestic terrorists. But it is far worse. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), the country’s major opposition force, has endorsed Jamaat’s reign of horror as a means of unseating the ruling Awami League party and Sheikh Hasina.

If Bangladesh is to remain a pluralistic democracy, the BNP must disavow Jamaat and join the government in efforts to prosecute those responsible for its criminal acts. At the same time, foreign governments and international human rights advocates should urge the BNP to cut ties with Jamaat, its student wing Islami Chhatra Shibir and other violent Islamists groups such as Hezafat.

In the days preceding the elections, Jamaat gang members assassinated a political official outside the capital city of Dhaka and then, in a grotesque display of boldness, went to a nearby sweet shop to wash the blood from their clothes. Hours later, they chased another politician through crowded streets and hacked him to death with machetes in a busy bazaar.

More than 230 Bangladeshis have been killed by Jamaat violence since last autumn and more than 1,500 have been injured. Jamaat has trained female assassins.

When they are not engaging in murder in broad daylight, Jamaat criminals have rolled across Bangladesh in a coordinated wave aimed at mass destruction of government offices and private property. Awami League offices and government polling stations were among their targets, but their catalogue of carnage was indiscriminate and shocking in its scope.

Jamaat supporters have sabotaged railway tracks and derailed and set passenger trains ablaze. They destroyed a rural power station, cutting off electricity to many small villages. They have ransacked hundreds of shops, turned a car park full of government cars into an inferno and made Dhaka streets impassable by littering them with flaming tyres. Property damage has run into the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Jamaat has focused some of its most extreme violence on Bangladesh’s Hindu minority. It has beaten Hindus with iron rods, set fire to their houses and temples, desecrated their idols and driven them out of the country.

The headline last year in the Dhaka-based Daily Sun said it all: “City Turns into Battlefield.”

Jamaat opposed Bangladesh’s 1971 independence from Pakistan and its leaders committed atrocities against the Bangladeshi people during the war. Some of those war criminals now face charges before a tribunal in Dhaka. Several have been found guilty and face punishment. These verdicts have been given as a reason for the BNP’s endorsement of Jamaat’s reign of terror. But it is only pretext. Jamaat hates Bangladesh’s constitutionally protected pluralism. Even without the tribunals, Jamaat would be a sworn enemy of democracy and an agent of chaos.

The government of Bangladesh would welcome a change in the BNP’s stance on Jamaat. But it must do more than alter its rhetoric.

The BNP must turn its back on its mad dogs and only then will it have credibility in the eyes of the international community and, most importantly, the Bangladeshi people.

They are the ones who have borne the brunt of Jamaat brutality and they are the ones who have buried friends and family as a result of its atrocities.

Paulo Casaca is founder of the South Asia Democratic Forum



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1. Such an article would be banned on Pakistani nationalist sites like the highly controversial extreme Pakistani nationalist site, defence.pk, where anything but gentle criticism of the Jamaat is de facto banned (this is done in different ways including issuing behind the scenes moderator infractions to posters).

Also any criticism of the Jamaat is immediately dismissed as false claims by "Awami" supporters (including those who do not support any party) or the work of the Indian secret service organization, "RAW".

In fact one of the key pro-Jamaati figures on that site falsely and unashamedly claimed that his internet connection going down was the work of Indian secret service, only for this later to be found out to be false.

2. However Paulo Casaca is not an Awami League member of a member of the Indian secret service but a Portuguese politician and EU official.



Paulo Casaca, a Portuguese politician opposed to the Jamaat i "Islami" terrorist organization.

Paulo Casaca taught economics in the Azores and Lisbon universities; was a Ministerial chief of cabinet; served his country's diplomacy as an economics adviser; was a member of the regional Azorean and Portuguese parliaments and a member of the European Parliament for ten years.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/paulo-casaca/

The problem is though the EU is not happy with the BNP (Bangladesh's no.2 party) alliance with the unsavory Jamaat, the Jamaat receives support from the US and also from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.



The pro-Pakistan, Khaleda Zia, who is head of Bangladesh's main opposition party. Zia is widely disliked in Bangladesh as she is seen as corrupt, inept and close to a party which has carried out war crimes and terrorism, Jamaat e Islami.

[Bengal_Tiger]

As would inevitably happen, the Pakistani regime has come out in support of its asset, the Jamaat e "Islami" and started to interfere in the internal affairs of Bangladesh and the sentencing of a Bangladeshi citizen for crimes against Bangladeshis on Bangladeshi soil.


JI chief's death sentence: Bangladesh govt hell bent on opening old wounds, says Nisar

By Web DeskPublished: November 1, 2014
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Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar on Saturday expressed his concern and reservation over Bangladesh awarding death penalty to Jamaat-e-Islami chief Motiur Rahman Nizami.

“Though what happens in Bangladesh is that country’s internal matter, yet Pakistan cannot remain divorced from references to 1971 and its aftermath,” Nisar said.

“It is highly unfortunate that almost 45 years after those tragic chain of events, the Bangladeshi government still seems to be living in the past and totally ignoring the time tested virtue of forgive and forget,” the interior minister lamented.

Nisar said he was perplexed over why Bangladesh remains hell bent upon digging up the graves of the past and reopening old wounds.
The interior minister underlined that the recent events in Bangladesh are a manifestation of serious political violations, which are being inflicted on JI Bangladesh for events before the independence of Bangladesh.
Nisar maintained that he was deeply saddened to receive this shocking news.
“The government of Bangladesh has misused the process of law as a political tool against the JI leader,” he upheld.
On October 29, Bangladesh’s war crimes tribunal sentenced the chief of JI Bangladesh to death for crimes against humanity, including genocide, torture and rape, during the 1971 war.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/784595/ji-chiefs-death-sentence-bangladesh-govt-hell-bent-on-opening-old-wounds-says-nisar/

1. Nisar is a well-known PML-N thug and was involved in police operations recently that resulted in the death of Imran Khan-Qadri supporters and also has a history of participating in political violence.

2. His PML-N is known to be close to anti-Shia terrorist groups in Pakistan.

3. However the reason why he is spouting anti-Bangladeshi propaganda and displaying gross insensitivity to the families of the victims of the Pakistani genocide of Bengalis in 1971 is because he has to since Jamaat e "Islami" is a Pakistani-asset for the Pakistani military and this is seen as a strategic issue.

4. Most of the Pakistanis on the Pakistani newspaper above condemn this PML-N thug.





Ahmed

4 hours ago

Reply

Why is the interior minister of Pakistan making critical comments on the internal affairs of Bangladesh? This kind of unprofessional conduct can be expected from someone in PTI or PAT or from an inmate of an insane asylum. It has no place in a responsible political party like PMLN or any of the other seasoned parties in the parliament. PMLN should throw this man out at the first opportunity.

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Anis Aqeel

Rubbish, Bangladesh is an independent country and decide their own. If we don’t have courage and morality to prosecute criminals of 1971 break up, we must at least keep ourselves shut up. Majority of Pakistanis adore the courage and guts of our Bengali brethren.

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Unbelievable

They still hunt WW2 Nazi mass murderers – no reason that war crimes committed on Bangladesh people should be subject to Pakistan “forgive and forget” policy.

36 likes.

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Choudhry Nisar is heavily disliked in Pakistan and ironically Pakistan's own Jamaat e "Islami" walked out from the Pakistan parliament 2 days ago in protest at this thug's behaviour.

Two key opposition parties boycotted Thursday’s proceedings in the National Assembly in protest over the abrupt departure of Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan from the lower house.
The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), in particular, was incensed when the minister strode out of the session in the middle of Leader of the Opposition Khursheed Shah’s speech.

Earlier, both the PPP and the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) staged a walkout to record their protest against the baton charge and tear gas shelling carried out by the Islamabad police on the employees of the Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) — who were demonstrating against the government’s plan to privatise the organisation.

30th October.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/783961/na-session-ppp-ji-stage-walkout-over-nisars-conduct/

Also a few months ago PML-N thug, Nisar was involved in a ferocious war of words with fellow Punjabi Aitzaz Ahsan of the PPP.

Chaudhry Nisar & Aitzaz Ahsan fight in National Assembly, Nawaz Sharif stops physical action. - YouTube


*Most educated Pakistanis dislike the Jamaat e "Islami" terrorist organization who receive very few votes in Pakistan but who are seen as an important asset by the American-backed Pakistani military (who rule Pakistan) to use for their own purposes.

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[Bengal_Tiger]

India is working with Bangladesh against Pakistani-backed terrorists
who have infiltrated Indian border regions with Bangladesh.

Main coordinator of JMB captured

Explosives, improvised explosive devices seized, 4 other operatives held, claims Rab

M Rahman



Explosives and bomb-making materials recovered in a raid are on display at the Rab Uttara office in the capital yesterday. Five suspected militants arrested by the elite force were found in possession of four IEDs, 75 electronic detonators, 10kg power gels, 155 circuits, three igniters and one power regulator.


The Rapid Action Battalion has claimed to have arrested the main coordinator of the banned militant outfit Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh and his four associates with explosives and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).

The arrests come about a month after the Burdwan blast in India in which Indian investigators have found JMB links.

However, the Rab is yet to ascertain if the five had any involvement in the October 2 blast, which killed two suspected militants while they were making IEDs. The two were reportedly Bangladesh nationals.


"We got little time to interrogate them. We will grill them intensively during remand on the matter [Burdwan blast],” said Commander Mufti Mahmud Khan, director (legal and media wing) of the crime busting force.

All the five, including the alleged chief coordinator of JMB Abdun Nur, are from Chapainawabganj district near the Indian border. The four others are Nur Islam, Nuruzzaman Arif, Abul Kalam Azad and Faruque Ahmed. They are all aged between 30 and 40.

They were paraded before the media at the Rab headquarters in Uttara yesterday afternoon, after their arrests around 2:30am from Sirajganj Railway Station.

According to the Rab, they were going to Joydevpur from Chapainawabganj.


Commander Mufti said they recovered four IEDs from the possession of the suspected militants, and if exploded they can kill people within 30 to 35 meter (about 100 feet) radius.

Also seized are 75 electronic detonators, 10kg power gels, 155 circuits, three igniters and one power regulator, he added.

The JMB operatives were moving the explosives and IEDs in the face of the recent crackdown on militants across the country, the Rab official said.

He, however, could not say where those explosives were being taken or where they came from.

"The final destination of the recovered IEDs and explosives was not Joydevpur. They [militants] usually move explosives in relays,” he said, adding that the arrestees were perhaps trying to hand those over to another group.

According to him, the militants were regrouping, taking advantage of the current political situation. They were also plotting to reassert their existence by exploding bombs at public gatherings across the country.

Abdun Nur used to maintain contact with absconding JMB chief Sohel Mahfuz and other leaders who fled the country. He also was in touch with the detained JMB leaders, claimed Commander Mufti.



Nur was a notorious robber before becoming a JMB operative, Mufti said, adding that he was accused in six robbery cases and served five years in a Gopalganj Jail where some detained JMB men motivated him to join the militant group. He came out of prison in 2010.

Asked whether the detainees made the IEDs themselves, the Rab official said, "They did not have the expertise to make bombs. We are trying to find out who made those and where those came from.”

Earlier on September 19, the Detective Branch of police claimed to have arrested JMB acting chief Abdullah Al-Tasnim Nahid.

Nahid, 29, and six of his accomplices were paraded before the media at the DB office in the capital.

When pointed this out, Commander Mufti said: "We do not know whom the police [detectives] arrested. But we are sure Abdun Nur is the main coordinator of the JMB and also the chief of its Chapainawabganj unit."

http://www.thedailystar.net/main-coordinator-of-jmb-captured-48362

- Bangladesh and India are cracking down on the Jamaati network in Bangladesh and the Indian state of west Bengal.

Everyone knows these militants are Pakistan's soldiers thus things like the Pakistani interior minister violating diplomatic convention and attacking Bangladesh for sentencing a Jamaati leader.


- Bangladesh and India also need to work with other states suffering from Pakistani-backed terrorism.


Afghanistan

Afghans have for decades been upset with the role Pakistani-backed militants have had in destroying their country and the Afghan government has told the Chinese government recently to put pressure on Pakistan to stop supporting anti-Afghan terrorists.

Sri Lanka

In June Sri Lanka cancelled on arrival visas for Pakistani nationals going to Sri Lanka. This move was seen as related to security concerns and Pakistan's role in terrorism.


Algeria

India and Bangladesh should ask the Algerian government to declare the Jamaat e "Islami" group as a terrorist organization.


Egypt

Bangladesh and India should ask the Egyptian government to outlaw Jamaat e "Islami" as an illegal terrorist organization and forbid Jamaati-spokesmen from appearing on Egyptian TV channels to promote anti-Bangladeshi propaganda.

The Jamaat is an ideological ally of the banned "Muslim" Brotherhood and a Brotherhood sympathizer in Bangladesh was apparently planning to attack the Egyptian embassy.


Other states that should be requested to ban the Jamaat e "Islami" are Indonesia, Malaysia and other states.

With Bangladesh and India both increasing in economic and political strength such security measures will become increasingly more possible.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Bangladesh protests Pakistan home minister's remarks on war crimes trials

Senior Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 2014-11-06 17:17:10.0 BdST Updated: 2014-11-06 19:09:59.0 BdST


Pakistan Jamaat threatens Hasina, asks Islamabad to act against Bangladesh
2014-10-30 22:57:27.0

The Pakistani acting High Commissioner in Dhaka was summoned on Thursday by the foreign ministry to register Bangladesh’s strong protests over a senior minister’s remarks on the ongoing war crimes trials.



Additional Foreign Secretary (Bilateral) Md Mizanur Rahman told acting High Commissioner Ahmed Hussain Dayo that Dhaka was disappointed with the “unwarranted and inappropriate” comments.

He also handed over an ‘aide memoire’ to the Acting High Commissioner.

He said the comments amounted to “directly interfering with the internal affairs of Bangladesh”.

Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan expressed his concern and reservation over Bangladesh awarding the death penalty to Jamaat-e-Islami chief Motiur Rahman Nizami.

“Though what happens in Bangladesh is that country’s internal matter, yet Pakistan cannot remain divorced from references to 1971 and its aftermath,” Nisar said.

“It is highly unfortunate that almost 45 years after those tragic chain of events, the Bangladeshi government still seems to be living in the past and totally ignoring the time tested virtue of forgive and forget,” he said.

Nisar said he was perplexed by the fact that Bangladesh remains hell bent on digging up the graves of the past and reopening old wounds.

This is the second time Dhaka has summoned Islamabad’s high commissioner in the course of the ongoing war crimes trials.

Last December, the High Commissioner was summoned after Pakistan’s National Assembly adopted a resolution expressing concern over the hanging of Bangladesh’s war crimes convict Abdul Quader Molla.

Bangladesh won independence from Pakistan in 1971 after nine months of gruesome war.

The Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami had sided with Pakistan during the war.

Pakistan Jamaat-e-Islami had opposed Molla’s trial and said he was hanged because “he was loyal to Pakistan and supported the Pakistani army during the 1971 war”.

The foreign ministry said Dayo was “called to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and conveyed the disappointment of the Government of Bangladesh”.

It said it protested the comments by “a senior and important Cabinet member of the Government of Pakistan regarding the recent verdict by the International Crimes Tribunal, Bangladesh (ICT-BD) without appreciating the true perspective”.

The foreign ministry also advised lobbies in Pakistan not to meddle in Bangladesh’s affairs.

“Vested quarters in Pakistan were advised to mind their own business and set their house in order instead of trying to interfere with Bangladesh’s domestic matters,” read the foreign ministry statement.

The additional foreign secretary also pointed out that the trials had the support of the people of Bangladesh and the wider international community to break the tradition impunity shown for the crimes against humanity and genocide committed in 1971.

“It was only through ensuring justice that the wounds and trauma inflicted by those crimes in our national psyche can be healed and put behind,” he added.

About the demonstrations and provocative statements by the Jamaat-e-Islami in Pakistan, he stated that “Bangladesh expects that, as a friendly neighbour, Pakistan would refrain from such activities that may hurt the sentiments of the people of Bangladesh and offer misplaced sympathies for otherwise undeserving entities”.

The Pakistan government was requested to take serious note of these issues.

http://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2014/11/06/bangladesh-protests-pakistan-home-minister-s-remarks-on-war-crimes-trials

Bangladeshi readers comments from the webpage above:



Akhtar Shah • a day ago

This attitude beggars belief!
Instead of apologising for the inhuman deeds of their own people and " thicko 1971 Military leaders", the Minister with a lone braincell is mouthing off and poking his unwanted nose.

Current Pakistani leaders should send back the identified Army animals( 1971)who unleashed their barbaric acts on unarmed Bangladeshi citizens.

If the Minister you can't( no one can in fact, to quote the Economist, "Most countries have an Army and Pak Army has a country") or won't do it , then have some respect for the BD martyrs , raped and tortured souls and shut up!



Kazi Salim • a day ago

I think this Pakistani interior minister is the product of the contaminated bllod of the nefarious army who killed our mothers, brothers and sisters mercilessly in 1971. He is a son of a notorious army of the Paki army. Bangladesh will never forget the atrocities and sins committed by the Ferayun Namrud... army of Pakistan. We will dig holes to bury all the Killers of 1971, including the surviving Paki army. None will be allowed to skip away from the gallows. Paki minister should shut up and oil your own machine. Don't talk on any issue supporting the convicted War Criminals of 1971. Who knows your murderer former Paki army of 1971, who are survived now might have to wear the same gallows. Those days are not so far. get ready to face the same consequences as the Bangladeshi war criminals are going to face for their crimes and sins against humanity and Islam in 1971. We shall not forgive any Razaker- Albador- Al-Shams- Paki collaborator or Paki war criminals or let any one to go unpunished or with out gallows around their flesh.



basudeb dey • 21 hours ago

"Forgive and Forget" murderers, criminals--what the hell interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan of Pakistan is talking about. History never forget genocide and atrocities. Israeli still hunting down Nazi criminals and putting them on trial.



To this day Israel is hunting down Nazi war criminals.



Aminul Ruhul Islam • 20 hours ago

The Pakistanis should be ashamed of what they did in the name if Islam back in 1971. They have got a reputation of uttering/referring to Allah/His messenger whenever they commit some misdeeds or tell a lie. We must maintain a distance of a trillion miles from the Pakistanis!

[Bengal_Tiger]

A Pakistani article:

Mind your business, Mr Minister

By Imtiaz Gul

Published: November 4, 2014



The writer heads the independent Centre for Research and Security Studies, Islamabad

Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar is a passionately noble man. But he clearly embodies a nationalistic soul, which cries out every now and then, albeit only to self-inflict unnecessary wounds. Listen to how he reacted to the death sentence awarded to Bangaldesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief, Motiur Rahman Nizami: “It is highly unfortunate that almost 45 years after those tragic chain of events, the Bangladeshi government still seems to be living in the past and totally ignoring the time-tested virtue of forgive and forget.”
Earlier in November 2013, the minister had thundered at the US when a drone took out TTP chief Hakimullah Mehsud. Nisar’s condemnation of the drone attack left us virtually defenceless, when curious foreigners kept asking whether he was the country’s interior minister fighting terrorists or was he their spokesman. Now, Nisar claims to have been “deeply saddened to receive this shocking news” and even ventured to accuse the Bangladeshi government of “misusing the process of law as a political tool against the JI leader”.

This is quite bizarre because this accusation comes from the minister of a country, which still owes an official apology for the events that led to the creation of Bangladesh. The issue remains a sticking point in bilateral relations. Wouldn’t Bangladeshis turn around and ask the honourable minister as to what is happening in Pakistan itself, and what are the consequences of such an irrationally ballistic attitude?

Does the minister realise that our reckless attitude has relegated Pakistan almost to the status of Somalia and Afghanistan when it comes to terrorism, extremism, terrible governance, irresponsible leadership, organised crime syndicates, and the prevalence of polio? What about illegal disappearances, targeted killings and discrimination against minorities?
With a heavy heart, I am compelled to draw on my latest experience at a recent conference held in Shanghai, where the entire conversation centred on the aforementioned issues. When discussing recommendations for the future, Chinese and Indian academics hardly mentioned Pakistan. When underscoring the need for multilateral engagement, a Chinese professor spoke of three groups of countries, which are leading the ongoing dialogue on security and development. He spoke of the Major Powers such as the US, the European Union and Japan. These were followed by the Emerging Countries/Economies: Brazil, Russia, India and China. He then went on to identify the Middle Powers that are being increasingly engaged by the Major and Emerging Powers, i.e., Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt, Malaysia, Indonesia and Turkey.

During the two-day discussion, Pakistan figured only in the context of being ‘part of the problem’. Behind the scenes as well as publicly, Chinese officials and intelligentsia are extremely caring and concerned about Pakistan’s current crises and eager to help in whatever way possible. Yet, one can clearly discern what underlies their anxiety about Pakistan: whether the leadership in Islamabad/Rawalpindi is at all cognisant of the challenges staring the country and which require infusion of innovative, forward-looking, pragmatic thinking?

Outsiders are perplexed over the rhetorical commitment of Pakistani leaders to ‘fight terrorism of all shades’ and lofty claims on strategies to deal with them. One of them questioned me about what exactly the National Internal Security Policy (NISP) was? The interior minister had announced the NISP with great fanfare in February. During international conferences on terrorism and security, Pakistanis often endure embarrassment when asked about its fate because we ourselves don’t know what actually has happened to it.
Instead of being myopic and unreasonably nationalistic, Pakistan’s rulers need to focus on their primary job: diagnosing the causes of the internal security situation and the abysmal governance crisis. Only visionary, non-parochial, forward-looking thinking can recreate Pakistan’s relevance to international dialogue on trade, development and security.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 4th, 2014.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/785643/mind-your-business-mr-minister/

Comments from Pakistanis:


Mirza
Nov 4, 2014 - 9:58PM

Nisar must be fired. Brought before the Senate and impeached. This establishment tout does not belong in an elected govt. He is the worst rightwing of his rightwing party.


Bengal Tiger: Nisar Chaudhry is a member of the ruling PML-N led by Nawaz Sharif. Sharif's rise to power was sponsored by the controversial Pakistani military dictator Zia ul Haq. The PML-N is also allied with militant anti-Shia terrorist groups. The PML-N is also responsible for the killing of Pakistani civilians in model town.

This is why the writer above is calling the PML-N a "rightwing" party.

[Bengal_Tiger]

The writer above Imtiaz Gul is a member of the Pakistani intelligentsia and like most of the educated elite in Pakistan has deep remorse over the atrocities carried out by the Yahya Khan led Pakistan army in 1971.

This in contrast to military aligned sites such as the notorious "defence.pk" propaganda site whose owner, the controversial "Ahsan Farooqi" even attempts to deny any Pakistani atrocities took place, though even Pakistani officers such as Niazi accuse other Pakistani commanders such as Tikka Khan of shocking war cries.

"Defence.pk" is an anti-Bangladeshi propaganda site which hosts individuals loyal to the Jamaat e "Islami" terrorist organization who spread false propaganda against Bangladesh. Any Bangladeshi who is "too vocal" against these Jamaatis will face behind the scenes warnings or moderator intimidation from a gang of moderators which include individuals such as "Chak Bamu", "Oscar" and other thugs. This results in a highly distorted image of Bangladesh on that site, reminiscent of radio Pakistan propaganda about the continuous Pakistani victories on the eve of the liberation of Dhaka on 16th December by Bengali fighters.

The site as a hardline military Pakistani site is completely against any Pakistani apology to Bangladesh and is very active in disseminating anti-Bangladeshi propaganda.

Most civil society organizations in Pakistan support a Pakistani apology towards Bangladesh for the genocide of 1971.

The Pakistani military however is totally against this and is now also carrying out war crimes in Pashtun areas of Pakistan and also Balochistan.

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Jamaat attack police in Rajshahi

Rajshahi Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 2014-11-06 13:16:24.0 BdST Updated: 2014-11-06 13:17:02.0 BdST

Jamaat-e-Islami activists have attacked police with grenades in Rajshahi during their strike on Thursday.


Police raided different parts of the city and detained 27 people, including Jamaat-Shibir activists, from Wednesday night to Thursday morning.

They were planning sabotage during the strike, said police.

Khandaker Nur Hossain of Boalia Model Police Station said Jamaat-Shibir activists took out a pro-strike procession in the city’s Razarhata area on Thursday morning.

....

Rajshahi Metropolitan Police Deputy Commissioner (Sadar) Tanvir Haider Chowdhury said police and detectives nabbed 27 people from around the city from Wednesday night to Thursday morning.

“Police are active to prevent any damage during the strike. Police, along with RAB and BGB, are patrolling the city.”

http://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2014/11/06/jamaat-attack-police-in-rajshahi

*Pakistani-backed Jamaati terrorists have attempted to attack police and carry out a terrorist operation in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. Bangladeshi security forces foiled their attack.

The Jamaat e "Islami" is a Pakistani-backed terrorist organization operating in Bangladesh and rejected by Bangladeshi society and its Islamic community (Deobandi, Sufi, Ahlul Hadith etc).

[gadoonwal]

The writer above Imtiaz Gul is a member of the Pakistani intelligentsia and like most of the educated elite in Pakistan has deep remorse over the atrocities carried out by the Yahya Khan led Pakistan army in 1971.

This in contrast to military aligned sites such as the notorious "defence.pk" propaganda site whose owner, the controversial "Ahsan Farooqi" even attempts to deny any Pakistani atrocities took place, though even Pakistani officers such as Niazi accuse other Pakistani commanders such as Tikka Khan of shocking war cries.

"Defence.pk" is an anti-Bangladeshi propaganda site which hosts individuals loyal to the Jamaat e "Islami" terrorist organization who spread false propaganda against Bangladesh. Any Bangladeshi who is "too vocal" against these Jamaatis will face behind the scenes warnings or moderator intimidation from a gang of moderators which include individuals such as "Chak Bamu", "Oscar" and other thugs. This results in a highly distorted image of Bangladesh on that site, reminiscent of radio Pakistan propaganda about the continuous Pakistani victories on the eve of the liberation of Dhaka on 16th December by Bengali fighters.

The site as a hardline military Pakistani site is completely against any Pakistani apology to Bangladesh and is very active in disseminating anti-Bangladeshi propaganda.

Most civil society organizations in Pakistan support a Pakistani apology towards Bangladesh for the genocide of 1971.

The Pakistani military however is totally against this and is now also carrying out war crimes in Pashtun areas of Pakistan and also Balochistan.

@Friends of Baloch @gadoonwal

pakistan has two govt since its creation.
One the so called democratic of corrupt leaders .
They are just the show piece in reality pakistan is always ruled by agencies and military.
The real head of pakistan is the chief of ,,isi,,and army.
This establishment know the language of hate,terror and discrimination.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Bangladesh justice: K-P Assembly condemns life and death sentences handed to JI leaders

By Manzoor Ali

Published: November 19, 2014



The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Assembly passed a unanimous resolution on Wednesday condemning the sentences and execution of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Bangladesh leaders on charge of war crimes.
Various international organisations and governments differ on the number of people killed in the nine-month war of secession in 1971.
The Bangladesh Supreme Court upheld the death sentence for Mohammad Kamaruzzaman, the assistant secretary general of the JI, earlier in November. Kamaruzzaman has been found guilty of mass murder, torture and abductions, some centered around Sohagpur town known as the ‘Village of Widows’. It is said 120 unarmed farmers were lined up and slaughtered in paddy fields.
If hanged, he will be the second leader whose death sentence was carried out after JI senior leader Abdul Kader Mullah.

The resolution was moved by Parliamentary Secretary for Finance Muhammad Ali, who is from JI. It was endorsed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) Soran Singh, Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan’s (AJIP) Abdul Munim, Pakistan Peoples Party’s (PPP) Sardar Hussain, opposition leader Maulana Lutfur Rehman, Minister for Public Health Engineering Shah Farman and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz parliamentary leader Sardar Aurangzeb and other members.

According to the resolution, the K-P Assembly condemned the “unjust and cruel” sentences, which include life in prison and hanged till death, handed to JI’s leaders. The resolution argued the leaders were being punished at the behest of the “pro-Indian” government of Prime Minister Hasina Wajid. “Sentencing JI leaders is also a violation of a treaty between Sheikh Mujeebur Rehman, Indira Ghandi and Zulfikar Bhutto, also endorsed by Britain, United States and other countries, which stated no one will be tried for the 1971 war.”

The resolution went on to add the recent sentencing of the leaders was also a violation of international treaties and human rights.
Accusing Bangladesh of “state terrorism”, the document reminded Islamabad of its duty to raise a voice internationally against these punishments as the leaders were defending Pakistan in 1971 as Pakistani citizens. It argued after the creation of Bangladesh, the same leaders not only accepted Bangladesh’s constitution; they participated in the electoral process and were made ministers.

The resolution concluded the Bangladesh government was sentencing JI’s leaders to appease India and condemned the act.
The house unanimously approved this resolution.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 20th, 2014.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/793851/bangladesh-justice-k-p-assembly-condemns-life-and-death-sentences-handed-to-ji-leaders/

[MENTION=1068]gadoonwal[/MENTION]

1. Everything you have said about Imran Khan is true.

He does indeed work with Pakistan's military and intelligence nexus including his strong support for the Jamaat e "Islami" terrorist organization in Bangladesh.


2. There are 3 million Pashtun refugees in Pakhtunkhwa yet this parliament is speaking about controversial Bangladeshi politicians convicted of killing Bangladeshis on Bangladeshi soil.


3. Most alarming of all the article above says the house passed this resolution unanimously, if that includes the ANP then I am absolutely shocked.


[MENTION=1201]Toramana[/MENTION]





The controversial Imran Khan, who is supported by militant Pakistani nationalists and sections of the army whose party has actively been supporting controversial radicals in Bangladesh interfering in the domestic affairs of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Pakistani diplomat expelled from Dhaka

Mateen Haider Updated about 2 hours ago


ISLAMABAD: In a fresh diplomatic row between Pakistan and Bangladesh, a Pakistani High Commission official based in Dhaka was declared persona non grata by the Bangladeshi government and was asked to leave the country.

"Diplomatic official Mazhar Khan was charged by Bangladesh's foreign ministry of running an illegal Indian currency business in Dhaka beside alleged links with militants," a diplomatic source told Dawn.com.

Foreign Office Spokesperson Tasneem Aslam also confirmed the incident and said the official has reached Islamabad.

"Allegations against him are baseless and the incident is unfortunate," she told Dawn.com.

The Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka sent Mazhar Khan immediately home after getting orders from Bangladesh's ministry of foreign affairs.

Sources also said the high commission in Dhaka has not only been under pressure due to the incident but is also being closely watched by Bangladeshi secret services.

Relations between the two countries have recently been at a low point.

In January, Bangladeshi police arrested four suspected members of Islamic State in Dhaka including a regional coordinator for the militant group who told police they had been trained in Pakistan.

Read more: Arrested IS suspects in Bangladesh claim training in Pakistan

Tensions have also risen between the two countries over executions carried out by the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina against alleged war criminals from the 1971 war, when the former East Pakistan became Bangladesh.

In December 2013, Pakistan’s envoy in Dhaka had been summoned by the govt regarding a resolution adopted by the Pakistani parliament condemning the execution of Jamaat leader Abdul Quader Molla for his involvement in alleged war crimes of 1971.

Read more:Bangladesh grills Pakistan envoy over Molla resolution

Bangladesh's foreign ministry had said that Molla’s trial and punishment was the country’s internal affair and that the resolution adopted by Pakistan’s National Assembly was uncalled for.

Pakistan’s high commissioner in Dhaka, Mian Afrasiab Mehdi Hashmi Qureshi had been summoned to explain the matter.

Pakistan’s armed forces are alleged to have carried out war crimes in1971 and the Bangladesh government has been seeking a public apology from Pakistan which is yet to abide by the demand of its South Asian neighbour officially.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1161488/pakistani-diplomat-expelled-from-dhaka

Comments:

sameer

about 5 hours ago

Pakistan will stick to its denial mode. How can a person belong to land of pure would commit such act.

289 likes (as of now).




Shahid Khan

about 5 hours ago

Bangladesh knows what it is doing. Its policies are for Bangladesh only and not for other countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, UAE, US, Britain. I see Bangladeshi are getting education in western countries and its growth rate is very high.

227 likes.




yagyavalkya
about 5 hours ago

Pakistan is still not learning its lesson.




Adeeb

about 3 hours ago

I am from Karachi, Pakistan. If the allegation are right then his expel is justified, and our perpetual establishment need to revisit our foreign policies.

[Bengal_Tiger]

1. Pakistan has been sponsoring terrorists in the following three countries.

- Afghanistan
- India
- Bangladesh


Two of these governments are Muslim and one is Hindu.

All three governments have complained about Pakistan sponsoring terrorism in their countries.



2. This is the Pakistani involved in trying to support terrorism in Bangladesh:



Mazhar Khan, working to destabilize Bangladesh and sponsor terrorism.


3. Pakistani nationalists online have gone beserk and hysterical over this but aren't aware of the fact that Bangladesh could have if it wanted to like other countries arrested this man and put him on trial or he could have had an "accident", instead they simply sent him back. He will now be relaxing with his family and not trying to support terrorists in Bangladesh.


4. This character was caught red-handed:

See: http://i.imgur.com/wTVyYCH.jpg


Unfortunately Bangladeshis are essentially a passive and mild people so will take no great action against the Pakistani regime and military who still believe that Bangladesh is "east Pakistan" and is still spiritually their "eastern wing (colony)".

Pakistan has been doing this regularly with Pakistanis involved in terrorism having to be expelled.

In the long run if Pakistan does break up, insha'Allah, and ceases to exist then that will be good news for Bangladesh's peace and security.

The other option is just to wait for Bangladesh to grow economically and thus politically for the next decade or two so that the Pakistani regime will not be able to do this.

I firmly believe as two Muslim nations who are victims of Pakistani terrorism, Bangladesh and Afghanistan and their intelligence agencies should work together.


[MENTION=17579]Loy Afghanistan[/MENTION]

[Bengal_Tiger]

Indo-BD train now bombed

Five die in firebomb attacks, 'gunfights'






A train on the Bangladesh-India railway now came under petrol-bomb attack while five more people died from fatal burns and in reported gunfights with security men since early hours of Sunday amid escalating political unrest.

In another development in cross-border communications, a transport line suspended bus service from Dhaka to Agartala in the eastern Indian state of Tripura for fear of troubles.

Reports reaching the FE said two victims of the petrol-bomb attacks succumbed to their injuries in Rangpur and Bogra Sunday--the 34th day of the countrywide non-stop blockade coupled with latest spell of hartal enforced by the BNP-led 20-party alliance.

Besides the torching of vehicles by pickets at places across the country, the India-Bangladesh train Maitree Express came under firebomb attack in Pabna.

Three people were killed in reported encounter with police and Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) men in the early hours of the day.

Abul Kalam Azad, 40, who suffered critical burn injuries in Friday night's arson attack on a night-coach in Gaibandha, died at Rangpur Medical College Hospital. With the latest, the death toll in Gaibandha arson carnage stood at eight.

Kalam was a day labourer by profession, from Sheesha village of Gaibandha's Sundarganj upazila.

The night bus of Napu Enterprise, with more than 50 passengers, came under the attack of arsonists at about 10:45pm Friday, leading to the tragedy.

Over the tragic loss of lives, a case was filed in connection with the attack against 90 persons, including district BNP president Anisuzzaman Khan Babu and its Sadar upazila- unit general secretary Morshed Habib Sohel, with Gaibandha Sadar Police Station on Saturday night.

On the day, truck helper Hasib, 30, who suffered burn injuries from the firebombing of a truck in Shahjahanpur upazila of Bogra district on Saturday evening, died at Shaheed Ziaur Rahman Medical College Hospital in the early hours.

Pickets allegedly lobbed petrol-bombs into the truck on Bogra-Natore highway in Rupihar area, leaving four people burnt, including the truck helper, Hasib.

They were rushed to the hospital with severe burn wounds. Of them, Hasib sustained 95 percent burns, as informed by the physicians of the hospital.

Incidents of arson, blasts and police shootouts were also reported in Dhaka, Comilla, Jessore, Pabna and Gazipur on the day that dawned with a 72-hour hartal on the back of the ongoing blockade called in protest against government actions, arrests and ultimate demand for snap polls under an interim regime.

"Unidentified persons hurled at least three firebombs at the India-Bangladesh train Maitree Express in Pabna's Iswardi in the afternoon and its engine caught fire," said one report from the area.

No major damage was done as the authorities replaced the engine and resumed its operation for Dhaka after an hour's break.

"Miscreants blasted the petrol-bombs at the engine of the train near Iswardi Rail-station, on its trip back to Dhaka from Kolkata, at around 3:00pm," said Sayedur Rahman, assistant director of Bangladesh Railways.

In a Gazipur trouble, arsonists torched three vehicles, including a covered van, at separate locations of the district in the morning on the first day of the latest spell of 72-hour countrywide general strike.

In the capital, Dhaka, a crude bomb was exploded on the ground floor of the Arts Faculty building of Dhaka University in the morning.

Police said the handmade bomb went off with a "big bang" in front of Mass Communication and Journalism Department at about 10:15am.

In another incident, Zakir Hossain, 25, received bullet wounds as police opened fire on the young man while he was fleeing after hurling a petrol bomb on a bus in the afternoon at Jatrabari in the city.

A bullet struck him in the right leg. However, no one was injured in the firebomb attack.

Meanwhile, three people, including two alleged murder suspects, were killed in separate 'shootouts" with Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) and police personnel in Dhaka, Jessore and Comilla early Sunday.

A Fazil degree student of Kazipara Madrassa, Jasim Uddin, 23, was killed in encounter with police at Taltola in the capital in the early hours, said Masudur Rahman, Deputy Commissioner (media) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP).

One Kala Swapan, aged 27, who was reportedly wanted on at least 26 criminal charges, was killed in an encounter with the policemen in Bhatpara area of Sadar upazila (south) of Comilla at around 1:30am.

Prashanta Pal, officer-in-charge of Comilla Sadar (south) Police Station, said they detained Swapan on Saturday afternoon and then they launched a crackdown on "hidden arms based on his confessional statement".

One revolver, six rounds of bullet and a pistol were recovered from the spot.

In Jessore, Raju, 22, accused in at least six criminal cases, including a murder, was killed in a shootout while in custody with RAB in Jessore town in the early hours.

One pistol and a shooter-gun were recovered from the spot. Raju was a suspect in the killing of local Juba League leader Arnab, according to the RAB.

Meanwhile, Shyamali Paribahan of Bangladesh has suspended its bus service between Dhaka and Agartala for an indefinite period.

A UNB report said at least seven people, including six Dhaka University (DU) students, were injured in crude bomb blasts on the DU campus and Matsya Bhaban area in the city.

Campus and hospital sources said three DU students-Emdadul, 23, Tamanna Akhter, 20, and Neaz Ahmed, 22 -- suffered injuries from splinters when 2-3 crude bombs were exploded near the Central Shaheed Minar at about 6:30pm.

In another incident, three crude bombs were set off on the DUS Chattar of the TSC on the DU campus at about 6:20pm, leaving three DU students-Al Farazi, 24, Sabuj, 23, and Shampa Akhter, 19, injured.

Miscreants hurled 2-3 more crude bombs at a bus of 'Bihanga Paribahan' in the Matsya Bhaban area around 6:30pm, injuring its passenger Raqibul Islam, 32.

All the injured were taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

Earlier, miscreants exploded a crude bomb in front of the DU Mass Communication and Journalism Department at the Arts Building around 10am.

However, no one was injured in the bomb blast, nor anyone arrested in connection with the incident.

Contacted, Proctor M Amzad Ali of the university said Vice-chancellor Prof AAMS Arefin Siddique was delivering his lecture in a classroom of the department when the crude bomb went off.

Miscreants hurled the crude bomb targeting the VC as they knew beforehand that he was taking the class, the DU Proctor added.

http://www.thefinancialexpress-bd.com/2015/02/09/80260

[Bengal_Tiger]

Pakistan directly involved in violent agitation in Bangladesh, claims Tofail

Staff Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 2015-02-15 18:51:20.0 BdST Updated: 2015-02-15 19:18:27.0 BdST




Pakistan is 'directly involved' in the BNP-led coalition’s ongoing agitation that has left over 80 people dead across Bangladesh, senior Awami League leader Tofail Ahmed claims.






He alleged the demonstration, led by BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia, was an “international conspiracy”.

“Pakistan is directly involved in it,” Tofail told a press conference of the ruling 14-Party coalition in Dhaka on Sunday.

The Awami League Advisory Council member continued: “A Pakistan embassy official has been expelled. Pakistan is providing all assistance to this (BNP’s) movement because they want to avenge their 1971 defeat.”

Khaleda, whose party sat out the 2014 parliamentary polls, announced an indefinite blockade on Jan 5 to press for a snap election under a ‘neutral government’, a demand the ruling party vehemently rejects.

The 14-Party alliance has announced countrywide mass processions for Feb 20 against anarchy during the ongoing BNP-sponsored blockade.

Interactions with people from all walks of life will take place on Feb 17 and 18, ruling coalition’s spokesperson Mohammed Nasim announced after a meeting at Awami League President Sheikh Hasina’s Dhanmondi office.

A rally will be held at Rajshahi’s Kantakhali on Feb 23.

Nasim, also the health minister, claimed the situation was “normal” in Bangladesh.

Commerce Minister Tofail said everyone was “worried” over the BNP-sponsored violence.

“The BNP is unleashing terrorism in the name of movement. These are acts of sabotage and militancy. Nobody compromised with them (militants and terrorists).

“If anyone did, then [George W] Bush would have held talks with [al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin] Laden and the US with IS.”

Earlier in the day, the High Court ordered the government to take necessary steps to stop anarchy unleashed in the name of political programmes like shutdowns and blockade.

http://bdnews24.com/politics/2015/02/15/pakistan-directly-involved-in-violent-agitation-in-bangladesh-claims-tofail

1. Many Pakistani nationalists and army men have an inferiority complex, and are burning with a desire for revenge over their defeat in 1971 even they carried out a horrific genocide.


2. The Pakistan army cannot accept that Bangladesh is a separate nation with a totally different culture and identity.

For them Bangladesh must spiritually be "east Pakistan", if not in name at least in policies.

They also want to use Bangladesh to destabilize India.


3. The BNP of Khaleda Zia and her corrupt son Tariq Zia is a pro-Pakistan organization and has been involved in a campaign of terrorism and murder against Bangladeshi civilians including burning them alive.



Tens of Bangladeshis have been killed by the pro-Pakistan BNP and Jamaat e "Islami" alliance.



The pro-Pakistani Khaleda Zia who leads the BNP (2nd biggest party) allied to the radical terrorist organization, Jamaat e "Islami".


I am very worried for Bangladesh.

Pakistanis have always hated Bengalis and their army is eager for the 1971 revenge and they are using a power hungry, money hungry greedy and corrupt politician like Khaleda Zia to destabilize Bangladesh.

To all Muslim brothers and sisters reading this, please make du'a for the Muslims of Bangladesh that Allah ta'ala protects them from Pakistan and its proxy terrorist groups in Bangladesh.

Ameen, thumma ameen wa sallee 'alaa sayyidina Muhammad.

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