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I just sent this off now. It bounced back, but my intention was for them to read it and it is now here on this thread, thus an open letter.
Below is a photoshot of my email. By the way the Bangladeshi authorities do not take kindly to such sort of activities and I would almost certainly be blacklisted on NSI and DGFI records (NSI = National Security Intelligence, and DGFI = Directorate General of Forces Intelligence). However all I am doing is merely expressing my democratic right as a citizen for the military to carry out their responsibilities.
Head of the Bangladeshi military, Iqbal Karim Bhuiyan.
Rohingya child on the left and head of the anti-Rohingya Awami League currently ruling Bangladesh on the right, Hasina Wajid.
There are reports in the past that Turkey had assured full co-operation with Bangladesh in any military operation to help the Rohingyas.
Saudi military, in 1991 Saudi Arabia was reported to be ready to send major military forces in a possible Bangladesh v Burma war.
Rohingyas facing genocide.
[MENTION=3580]asad71[/MENTION]
As someone from Bangladesh I would like to write a letter of protest to the Bangladeshi Armed Forces on their failure to alleviate or end the suffering of Rohingyas on the other side of our border.
These people are indigenous to this area prior to the British giving Arakan to the Burmese state.Many of them though indigenous are ethnically Bengali and physically indistinguishable. Others have foreign blood and are different. They speak a version of the Bengali dialect found in Chittagong.
We share the same religion, language, blood and other things and yet the Bangladeshi government and armed forces have abandoned them.
In the constitution of Bangladesh just before part III it states that Bangladesh is committed to:
(c) support oppressed peoples throughout the world waging a just struggle against imperialism, colonialism or racialism."
The Bangladeshi military's refusal to work with friendly allies such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey to help protect the Rohingya people from mass murder and ethnic cleansing is I believe an act whereby the armed forces neglect this constitutional duty, if not a violation of the constitution itself.
Bangladeshi leaders of the past such as Mujib and Zia and Ershad, the latter two whom were both heads of our respected military, pursued a robust policy against the genocidal Burmese regime.
We are a country built on a struggle to end racism and to stop genocide. Our military and government now seem to be indifferent to a people on our very doorstep who are now going through the same struggle as we did in 1971.
The Bangladeshi government and armed forces need to carry out the same policies that Mujib, Zia and Ershad did.
If the armed forces are indifferent to the genocide of the Rohingya people, they will be accountable to Allah on the day of judgement.
They must work with our allies, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and others in ensuring the Rohingya people are militarily able to defend themselves from the onslaught taking place against them in the same way that China and Thailand too aid ethnic groups in Burma without suffering any economic loss, as both two states are awarded lucrative business deals by the Burmese junta even now, fully aware they cannot harm these two states despite their open backing of guerilla groups in Burma.
Men, women and children in Arakan are crying and dying. Civilians are drowning in the Indian Ocean. There is a genocide.
History, the world and the Muslim ummah will not forget that the Bangladeshi military did nothing and let these people and children die.
May Allah support you if you decide to fulfill your constitutional, moral, religious and patriotic duties to work with our allies to help the Rohingya people.
BANGLADESH ZINDABAD.
These people are indigenous to this area prior to the British giving Arakan to the Burmese state.Many of them though indigenous are ethnically Bengali and physically indistinguishable. Others have foreign blood and are different. They speak a version of the Bengali dialect found in Chittagong.
We share the same religion, language, blood and other things and yet the Bangladeshi government and armed forces have abandoned them.
In the constitution of Bangladesh just before part III it states that Bangladesh is committed to:
(c) support oppressed peoples throughout the world waging a just struggle against imperialism, colonialism or racialism."
The Bangladeshi military's refusal to work with friendly allies such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey to help protect the Rohingya people from mass murder and ethnic cleansing is I believe an act whereby the armed forces neglect this constitutional duty, if not a violation of the constitution itself.
Bangladeshi leaders of the past such as Mujib and Zia and Ershad, the latter two whom were both heads of our respected military, pursued a robust policy against the genocidal Burmese regime.
We are a country built on a struggle to end racism and to stop genocide. Our military and government now seem to be indifferent to a people on our very doorstep who are now going through the same struggle as we did in 1971.
The Bangladeshi government and armed forces need to carry out the same policies that Mujib, Zia and Ershad did.
If the armed forces are indifferent to the genocide of the Rohingya people, they will be accountable to Allah on the day of judgement.
They must work with our allies, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and others in ensuring the Rohingya people are militarily able to defend themselves from the onslaught taking place against them in the same way that China and Thailand too aid ethnic groups in Burma without suffering any economic loss, as both two states are awarded lucrative business deals by the Burmese junta even now, fully aware they cannot harm these two states despite their open backing of guerilla groups in Burma.
Men, women and children in Arakan are crying and dying. Civilians are drowning in the Indian Ocean. There is a genocide.
History, the world and the Muslim ummah will not forget that the Bangladeshi military did nothing and let these people and children die.
May Allah support you if you decide to fulfill your constitutional, moral, religious and patriotic duties to work with our allies to help the Rohingya people.
BANGLADESH ZINDABAD.
Below is a photoshot of my email. By the way the Bangladeshi authorities do not take kindly to such sort of activities and I would almost certainly be blacklisted on NSI and DGFI records (NSI = National Security Intelligence, and DGFI = Directorate General of Forces Intelligence). However all I am doing is merely expressing my democratic right as a citizen for the military to carry out their responsibilities.
Head of the Bangladeshi military, Iqbal Karim Bhuiyan.
Rohingya child on the left and head of the anti-Rohingya Awami League currently ruling Bangladesh on the right, Hasina Wajid.
There are reports in the past that Turkey had assured full co-operation with Bangladesh in any military operation to help the Rohingyas.
Saudi military, in 1991 Saudi Arabia was reported to be ready to send major military forces in a possible Bangladesh v Burma war.
Rohingyas facing genocide.
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