Pakistan sponsoring terrorism in Bangladesh

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Paris Massacre.



My condolences to the people of Paris and France.

In Bangladesh in 1971 we were the victims of a frenzy of slaughter for 9 months, there were Charlie Hebdo attacks every single day by the Pakistan army and its surrogates, Jamaat e Islami.

Now Pakistan is sponsoring a terror war against Bangladesh, but just as the people of France and Europe will overcome terrorists, so too will we in Bangladesh overcome terrorists too.









Just as no one will stop visiting France or cancel sports tours or other things, no one should cancel visits to Bangladesh or sports tours.

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Bangladesh reacts with shock to Paris attacks



Senior Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 2015-11-14 13:43:32.0 BdST Updated: 2015-11-14 13:46:13.0 BdST



People hug on the street near the Bataclan concert hall following fatal attacks in Paris on Nov 13, 2015. Reuters

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is shocked and has pledged her solidarity with France in the fight against terrorism after a series of deadly attacks in Paris on Friday night.




At least 120 people were killed in attacks by terrorists using guns and bombs in several venues including the national sports stadium and a major concert hall.

Hasina was “deeply shocked” and said to French President Francois Hollande in a message on behalf of Bangladesh: “We are together in our fight against terrorism and violent extremism”.

“Terrorists are terrorists irrespective of their colour, creed or religion and must have no place in any civilized society,” she said in her message, which the foreign ministry released.

Hasina is expected to join the UNESCO meeting in Paris later this week.

“I, along with the people and the government of Bangladesh, strongly condemn these acts of terror and stand in solidarity with the people and the government of France,” she said.

She expressed deepest condolences and prayed for the grieving families and departed souls.

President Md Abdul Hamid has also expressed his deepest shock over the horrific incident.

His press secretary Joynal Abedin told bdnews24.com that the president, in a message to the French president, strongly condemned the attacks and expressed his shock.

The president prayed for the souls of the slain victims and expressed his condolence to their families.

World leaders also responded with shock and pledges of solidarity with France following the attacks.

The United Nations Security Council issued a statement condemning the "barbaric and cowardly terrorist attacks".

France has declared a national state of emergency.

http://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2015/11/14/bangladesh-reacts-with-shock-to-paris-attacks

*This is just one massacre of 120+ people, for 9 months in 1971 we had to endure this on a daily basis with neutral historians guestimating possibly 1/3 or 1/2 of a million people were slaughtered by the Pakistan army in Bangladesh in 1971.

My condolences to the people of Paris and France.

Hopefully both France and Bangladesh can eliminate terrorism.



Letter of Prime minister Hasina Wajid to the president of France.

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Police arrest suspected ISI agent in Kolkata

Saturday, 14 November 2015 - 9:23pm IST | Place: Kolkata | Agency: dna webdesk


The police are trying to verify his network across the city and apprehend other members related to the case.

Acting on a tip-off, the Special Task Force (STF) of Kolkata Police arrested one suspected ISI agent over espionage on Saturday.

The suspect, Akhtar Khan alias Raju was intercepted and arrested at Colootola in Central Kolkata with fake currency and several passports of different nations.

"We arrested him from Central Kolkata with several incriminating documents and fake currency amounting to Rs.1,72,500. We are verifying whether he is an ISI agent or not," said Rajeev Mishra, Special Additional and Joint Commissioner of Kolkata Police (Headquarters).


According to sources, Khan is believed to be an Indian national who used to shuttle often between India and Pakistan. Khan used to travel often to neighbouring countries like - Bangladesh and Nepal.

Sources also add, that he went to Pakistan in the year 1985 and returned to India in 2008. The police are trying to verify his network across the city and apprehend other members related to the case.

Meanwhile, the police have registered a case against him and slapped charges under sections 120 B, 121, 121 A, 122, 489 B, 489 C of the IPC. He will be produced before the Bankshall court on Sunday afternoon.

http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-police-arrest-suspected-isi-agent-in-kolkata-2145343

Slowly but steadily and systematically the Pakistani terrorist network in Bangladesh and Bengal is being eliminated. The current centre-left government in Dhaka is expected by observers to be in power for roughly another decade if things continue as they are now and that will mean joint Bangladesh-Indian security crack down on anti-Bangladeshi terrorists in the region.

Good going India!

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Pakistani regime backs its assets in Bangladesh.

Two individuals accused of war crimes, Ali Mujahid and Salahudeen Qauder Chowdhury were executed a day or two ago.

The Pakistani regime has now moved in quickly to back up these man.

Mujahid was a member of the pro-Pakistan terrorist organization, Jamaat e Islam and was a leader of the Al-Badr militia in 1971 which carried out war crimes, whilst Salahudeen Qauder Chowdhury was a member of the pro-Pakistan BNP which worked with Pakistan to support anti-Indian separatists in north-eastern India.



The fact that a hostile foreign power involved in genocide and widely renowned through out the world for involvement in terrorism is backing these two just reinforces in the minds of many that the two individuals were indeed guilty.

One "Pakistan-wala" (a pejorative term denoting an aggressive ignorant, jingoistic nationalist) who is actively involved in backing up Pakistan's assets, the Jamaat e Islami is the notorious Nisar Chaudhry.

Chaudhry is the interior minister and is the man who should be clamping down on anti-Shia terrorists in Pakistan for example but who, his PML-N regime, supports.



Imdad Hussain, a Shia killed yesterday in Peshawar.











Pakistanis are killing Pakistanis.

Thousands of Pakistanis have been killed.

Killed by fellow Pakistanis, yet Nisar Chaudhry is more "concerned" with one or two Bangladeshis executed for war crimes than thousands of his fellow Pakistanis.



Nisar Chaudhry, the "Pakistan-wala" assigned by the Pakistani military to provide verbal support to radicals in Bangladesh.



Chaudhry with a high ranking member of anti-Shia terrorist organization, Muawiya Tariq.

Chaudhry increased his notoriety in a very abusive argument with a fellow Punjabi, Aitzaz Ahsan, in the Pakistani parliament around a year ago.

Addressing the joint session, Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Khursheed Shah implicitly referred to Nisar as a wolf in the guise of a sheep, while asking him to apologise to Parliament and Aitzaz.

“The interior minister is a snake up your sleeve. That man (Nisar) has breathed life into the dying forces which are trying to oust you,” he added, warning the prime minister to be wary of people who bring their leaders at a crossroads...

Taking a trip down memory lane, when the PML-N government was toppled in October 1999, Aitzaz said, “The prime minister was handcuffed even as he flew out of the country but there was one man, (Nisar) who was being sent breakfast from GHQ even when he was under house arrest.”

http://tribune.com.pk/story/758211/nisar-aitzaz-spat-shatters-veneer-of-parliaments-unity/

Nisar was being "sent breakfast" by GHQ i.e. the Pakistan military command. Nisar was and is close to the brutal Pakistani military and was a product of the Zia regime.





Nisar behind his benefactor, Zia, the man blamed by many Pakistanis for being the ultimate cause of rampant Talibanism in the country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptmU0iQiCTg

The now notorious verbal fight between two Punjabis, Aitzaz Ahsan and Zia protege and Taliban supporter, Nisar Chaudhry.

Pakistani game plan in Bangladesh.

Pakistan has to be seen to be saying something and Nisar is the man whom the military has assigned for this role of providing verbal support for terrorists and war criminals in Bangladesh. However in the long run, the Pakistani terror network in Bangladesh and in the adjacent areas of north-eastern India is being systematically dismantled.

Pakistani nationalists always cynically exploit the "Muslim card" to trick Arabs and others to support them. However the Gulf Arab regimes e.g. Saudi, UAE have enough problems of their own rather than get entangled in more controversy in Bangladesh. Saudi has to deal with the Yemen crisis, Syria, possible bankruptcy in 5 years, major divisions in the Saud tribe etc rather than relatively unimportant (to them) Bangladesh.

Saudis are generally ignorant and uneducated and are not even aware that Jamaatis in Bangladesh are actually pro-Iran and favour Iran over Saudi, however despite this ignorance it is unlikely that the Wahabi terrorist state will provide any major support to Jamaatis in Bangladesh.

The Gulf Arabs are also angry with Pakistan for "betraying" them over Yemen, and the UAE is going to invest $75 billion in India.

For the Pakistani military, Bangladesh should ideally be their eastern forward base, their eastern flank for their epic "Hindu v Muslim" war in the sub-continent (in reality a Pakistani nationalist war, the Punjabis who rule Pakistan look down on both Indian and Bengali Muslims) and the Jamaat e Islami is the main agent for this policy. With the collapse of the Jamaat the Pakistani military is weakened in how much trouble it can cause for India from the Bangladesh and north-eastern theatre.

Bangladesh has summoned the Pakistani high commissioner (ambassador) and warned him not to interfere in our internal affairs.

Bangladeshi security forces are on a state of high alert from potential terrorist acts by Pakistani-backed forces.

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Dhaka reacts sharply to Pak statement

Summons high commissioner




Rezaul Karim and Partha Pratim Bhattacharjee

Dhaka has reacted sharply to a statement from Islamabad on Sunday's execution of two war criminals, and summoned the Pakistan high commissioner in Bangladesh for lodging a formal protest.

Pakistani Envoy Shuja Alam was asked yesterday afternoon to come to the acting foreign secretary's office at 2:30pm today, a diplomatic source in Dhaka told The Daily Star.

The development came hours after Pakistan foreign ministry issued a statement, voicing "deep concern and anguish" over the execution of war criminals Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed.

It called for reconciliation in Bangladesh in line with the Tripartite Agreement of 1974.

Salauddin and Mojaheed were hanged in the early hours of Sunday for the war crimes they committed during the 1971 Liberation War. The two sided with the Pakistan occupation forces and committed atrocities against pro-liberation people and the Hindus.

In the statement, a spokesperson of Pakistan foreign ministry said, "We have noted with deep concern and anguish the unfortunate executions… Pakistan is deeply disturbed at this development.

“As emphasised earlier, we have also been noting the reaction of the international community on the flawed trials in Bangladesh related to events of 1971.


"There is a need for reconciliation in Bangladesh in accordance with the spirit of Pakistan, India, Bangladesh Agreement of 9th April 1974. The Agreement calls for a forward looking approach in matters relating to 1971. This would foster goodwill and harmony."

In their instant reaction to the Islamabad statement, Bangladeshi ministers, politicians, war crimes campaigners and freedom fighters said it was a blatant violation of diplomatic norms and interference in Bangladesh's domestic issues.

"Pakistan has no right to make any comments about internal issues of Bangladesh. Surely, we will take action by tomorrow [today] through diplomatic channels," Shahriar Alam, state minister for foreign affairs, told this newspaper in the evening.

This is not the first time that Pakistan has voiced concern over the trial of 1971 war criminals.

In December 2013, Pakistan National Assembly and Punjab Provisional Assembly adopted resolutions over the execution of war criminal Quader Mollah, prompting Dhaka to lodge a formal protest with the Pakistan high commissioner to Bangladesh.

Talking to The Daily Star yesterday, Awami League Presidium Member Nuh-Ul-Alam Lenin said, "Pakistan has dishonoured the people of Bangladesh by issuing this statement. It misinterpreted the Simla Agreement.

"We are trying the war criminals in accordance with our constitution, and it is our internal matter. Pakistan has no right to interfere in our domestic issues," he said.

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Rashed Khan Menon said Pakistan showed extreme audacity by making the statement.

"Pakistan showed audacity just like Salauddin Quader Chowdhury did in his entire life," said Menon, also president of the Workers Party.

http://www.thedailystar.net/frontpage/dhaka-reacts-sharply-pak-statement-176635

Pakistan is furious with the dismantling of its terrorist infrastructure in Bangladesh and north-east India.

It also uses the Saudi regime and the GCC to apply pressure on Bangladesh in such occassions, my own cousin told me of how Bangladeshi workers were harassed and beaten by Saudi police after any time the Bangladeshi government did not adopt a pro-Pakistan line, even minor things.

Bangladesh needs to take action against the Pakistan regime and also issue a declaration to this affect.

"We regret that the Pakistani government and the Pakistani military in particular which carried out one of the most horrific genocides of the 20th century has learnt nothing from its crimes and is still carrying them out against its citizens as it did in 1971, including against groups of a different ethnic and religious background. We are also concerned about the security situation in Balochistan and the plight of Pashtun refugees in the north. We urge the Pakistani government to observe human rights and will be monitoring the situation."

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Pakistan to summon Bangladesh’s envoy

By Our CorrespondentPublished: November 26, 2015


ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has decided to summon Bangladesh’s envoy to lodge a protest and convey Islamabad’s concerns over the recent executions of two opposition members, a ruling party lawmaker told lawmakers in the National Assembly on Wednesday.

The announcement by MNA Sheikh Aftab Ahmad came a day after lawmakers unanimously decried the ‘flawed war crimes trials’ of the opposition leaders in Bangladesh and urged the Pakistani government to take up the matter in the International Court of Justice (ICJ).


Salauddin Quadir Chowdhury, leader of the Bangladesh National Party, and Ali Ahsan Mojaheed of the Jamaat-e-Islami, were hanged on Sunday in Dhaka’s Central Jail. Pakistan’s Foreign Office expressed ‘shock and anguish’ over the ‘unfortunate executions’ – a move that invited the wrath of the Bangladeshi government that called it ‘unacceptable interference’ in its internal affairs.



Replying to a calling attention notice of Jamaat-e-Islami lawmakers, MNA Ahmad told lawmakers on Wednesday that the government of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid was violating a tripartite agreement signed by Pakistan, Bangladesh and India in 1974. “Bangladesh did not exist in 1971 and it was a war between Pakistan and India, and the trial of those who supported Pakistan was irrational,” he added.

PTI lawmaker Shirin Mazari asked the government to call back Pakistan’s ambassador from Dhaka in protest.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/998620/dhaka-executions-pakistan-to-summon-bangladeshs-envoy/

Imran Khan supporter, Shireen Mazari a known radical Pakistani nationalist has called for the removal of the Pakistani high commissioner (ambassador) in Dhaka.



Mazari, a well-known troublemaker who has joined, left and then re-joined Imran Khan's PTI party.





Mazari sleeping in parliament. She has had what appears to be a streak of light purple colouring on her hair.





A bit more active in parliament.





Removing the Pakistani high commissioner from Bangladesh would be great. In fact closing the Pakistani embassy would be good. I hope this is done. It will help Bangladesh to reduce militancy and help us with our anti-terrorism policy.

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Bangladesh arrests 5 Islamists with Pak links


November 30, 2015

A Bangladeshi court today ordered five Islamist militants, including a Pakistan national, accused of having links to Pakistani intelligence to be remanded in police custody after their arrest here.

Police said they obtained orders of Metropolitan Magistrate's court for interrogating the five for three days in their custody while initial investigations suggested the Islamists were all members of the outlawed Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB).

"All the five JMB members visited Pakistan several times. (One of them) Mohammad Idris alone visited Pakistan 48 times and has contacts with a foreign intelligence agency," a police spokesman told PTI adding that plainclothesmen tracked them down late yesterday in raids in different parts of Dhaka.

He said initial police investigations found they were trying to create anarchy and panic by hacking attacks on several secular bloggers and writers.

"Idris went to Pakistan via India in 1985 and married a Pakistani woman in 1990 and he told us that he also took part in 2002 general elections there but returned to Bangladesh in 2007 and joined the militant outfit JMB," the spokesman said adding that Idris is a Pakistani passport holder.

Bangladesh in the past has arrested several Pakistanis suspecting militant links.

JMB had carried out near simultaneous 500 blasts in 62 districts of Bangladesh in 2005 that killed two persons.

In subsequent years, it also carried out a series of bomb attacks across the country killing scores of people including two judges.

But the outfit reappeared in the limelight after two of its operatives were killed in October, 2014 in an accidental explosion at a hideout in West Bengal's Burdwan district near the border with Bangladesh.

The blast triggered security alert in both countries with high level exchange of visits by senor security officials and arrest of several JMB activists in India and Bangladesh.

http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/bangladesh-arrests-5-islamists-with-pak-links-115113000850_1.html

- Pakistan since 1971 has been conducting a war against Bangladesh and Bangladeshi nationalism in many ways including supporting pro-Pakistan "Islamists" in the country.

- The law of karma may see Pakistan getting paid back with interest for its plan to destabilize Bangladesh and promote terrorism in the country as its Saudi "allies" are finding out with Saudi losing parts of south-western Saudi Arabia to Yemeni fighters.

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Update

- Pakistani "diplomat" expelled from Bangladesh after arrested militant said he received support and funding through her.

- Pakistanis have retaliated by expelling another female Bangladeshi diplomat from Pakistan but citing no specific reason, a tit-for-tat expulsion.



Diplomat expelled from Bangladesh for supporting "Islamist" terrorists in the country, Fareena Arshad.



Weapons alleged to be under the possession of pro-Pakistan "Islamist" terrorists in Bangladesh. Dhaka alleges that Pakistan is carrying out a war of terrorism against Bangladesh and senior
officials have hinted at closing the Pakistani embassy in Dhaka down as it is perceived as merely one giant terrorist base.


This come as other states in South Asia have expelled Pakistanis for terrorism in the past including Nepal.

http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/2001-04-14/pakistani-diplomat-expelled-from-nepal/561680

From now on in this thread I will be monitoring Pakistani terrorism not just in Bangladesh but in other SAARC (South Asian regional bloc) countries such as Afghanistan.


Pakistani Military Officers Behind Consulate Attack: Balkh Police Chief

Tuesday, 12 January 2016 18:12
Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 January 2016 21:25
Written by Aref Musavi


Balkh police chief Sayed Kamal Sadat on Tuesday said Pakistani military officers were behind the Indian consulate attack in Mazar-e-Sharif earlier this month.

He said the attackers, officers from across the border, were well-trained military men who fought Afghan security forces in the 25-hour siege.

"We saw with our own eyes and I can say 99 percent that those attackers were from Pakistani military and used special tactics while conducting their operation," said Sadat.

"The attackers were military personnel. They were educated and well prepared and had intelligence. They fought us and only by Allah's grace were we able to control them and eliminate them," Sadat added.

This high-ranking official said that efforts are underway to track down, identify and detain those who assisted the attackers to gain access to the building that was opposite the consulate.

"We are jointly working with the NDS director and have spoken about this – especially as they came here not able to speak in Dari or Pashtu but speaking in Urdu. It means obviously there is someone who guided those attackers and helped the attackers," Sadat said.

The attack on the Indian consulate took place nine days ago. Three attackers entered a building opposite the Indian consulate – the siege lasted 25 hours.

One police solider was killed and nine others including three civilians were wounded in the incident.

The security forces eventually gunned down the attackers who had been holed up in the 4th floor kitchen of the building.

Meanwhile a legal institution and a civil society activist's institution in Balkh praised security forces for their efforts to end the attack. They sent a thank you letter to the police chief in line with this.

"Balkh civil society activists expect that security forces act seriously in order to prevent attacks like that on the Indian consulate, attacks on the Balkh attorney general's office or burning of telecommunication antenna in Chamtal district or similar incidents," said Sayed Mohammad Yazdan Parast a civil society activist.

http://www.tolonews.com/en/afghanistan/23264-pakistani-military-officers-behind-consulate-attack-balkh-police-chief

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_-joM3agxU

- Pakistan has been sponsoring terrorists in Afghanistan for years.

- It sponsors the Taliban to weaken Afghanistan and prevent the emergence of a stable Afghanistan which can develop its economy.

- It also believes that Afghanistan must always be under the Pakistani orbit and cannot be allowed to have good relations with India.

The problem now for terrorists and their supporters like Raheel Sharif, Ahmed Quraishi and others is that China, Russia and others will never allow Afghanistan to fall under the Taliban. It is quite possible that after the inevitable Russian/Assad victory in Syria that in the future, worst case scenario the Russians will consider a Syria style intervention in Afghanistan.

However in Syria, the Russians had to batter the Turks in to submission and silence by heavy bombing of Turkish oil lorries, Turkish drivers and Turkish-backed militants.

In Afghanistan, Russia would have to do something like this to Pakistan. However China has powerful leverage over Pakistan and before things even get to that stage China will make it clear to Rawalpindi (HQ of Pakistani generals) that they will not accept a Taliban take over of Afghanistan.



Raheel Sharif, thug, terrorist, war criminal and Pakistan-wala. Current head of the Pakistani army backed by America to destabilize south Asia. He has been flying to Kabul multiple times in the past year or so. Pakistan's support of the Taliban war against Afghans may be unsustainable due to Chinese, Russian pressure in the long-term.




Pakistan-wala and supporter of terrorists and war criminals, Ahmed Quraishi. Quraishi is a well-known thug and propagandist for the Pakistan military. He is also known for having a racial inferiority complex e.g. a site aligned with him boasted of the Arab/Afghan/Iranian/Turkish origins of the Pakistani people on its front page, though he would not include the African origins of thousands of black Pakistanis e.g. Sheedis.


South Asian states such as Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal, India and others need to have joint co-ordination of dealing with terrorism from Pakistani-backed "Islamists" e.g. Taliban, Jamaat e Islami and others.

This co-operation is imperative since if Afghanistan falls to the Taliban or Bangladesh falls to the BNP-Jamaat nexus the whole of South Asia is in trouble.