Bangladesh asks Pakistan to stop propaganda campaign

[Bengal_Tiger]

Bangladesh asks Pakistan to stop propaganda campaign



Monday, 23 November 2015 21:50
Written by: newsnextbd .com


1971 War of Liberation, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Islamabad, Pakistan, trial, War Crimes



Dhaka – Dhaka has regretted continued ‘malicious’ campaign by Islamabad against the war crimes trial warning that would not augur well for friendly relations between Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Bangladesh’s reaction came after Pakistan in a statement said it was disturbed with the execution of two war crimes convicts Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid.

Salauddin, a standing committee member of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, and Mujahid, secretary general of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami party, were handed Sunday more than two years after a special war crimes tribunal handed down death sentence for their involvement in crimes during the Bangladesh’s 1971 war of liberation from Pakistan.

Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesman reacted saying the country was disturbed with the development in Dhaka.

Bangladesh Foreign Ministry summoned the Pakistan high commissioner in Dhaka and handed over the note of protest Monday.

Pakistan envoy Shuja Alam was called and acting Foreign Secretary Mizanur Rahman handed over the note verbale to him.

The note said that Pakistan has once again acknowledge its direct involvement and complicity with the atrocity committed during Bangladesh’s independence war by openly taking the side of those convicted of crimes against humanity.

“The unsolicitous comments were nothing less than brazen interference in the internal affairs of Bangladesh, which was unacceptable,” said Bangladesh.

Refuting Pakistan’s labeling the judicial process as ‘flawed trials’, it was reiterated that the verdicts against the convicted individuals had been handed down through an independent, sound, fair, impartial and transparent judicial process, and without any political interference.

“The trials took solely into consideration the crimes committed by them and had nothing to do with their political identity or affiliation,” it added.

Pakistan should no way make biased, borrowed and unfounded comments about the independent judiciary of a sovereign country, the note stated.

Responding to the misleading reference by Pakistan to the Agreement of 1974, the High Commissioner was told that the agreement never implied that the masterminds and perpetrators of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide would continue to enjoy impunity and eschew the course of justice.

It was pointed out that it was rather Bangladesh that consistently advocated for regional peace, harmony, reconciliation and integration.

It was Pakistan that has systematically failed in its obligation to bring to justice those of its nationals identified and held responsible for committing mass atrocity crimes in 1971, and Pakistan could not escape the historic obligation it owed to the people of Bangladesh as well as to the international community.

The High Commissioner was told to take serious note of the points raised by Bangladesh and bring those to the attention of the competent authorities in Pakistan.

The Government of Bangladesh expected that the quarters/authorities in Pakistan would act responsibly and would refrain from continuing such uncalled for statements, the note added.

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The Bangladeshi government should have expressed its concern over the poor human rights record of Pakistan and its suppression of Baloch, Pashtuns, Shias, non-Muslims and countless others.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Bangladesh protests Pakistan’s remarks over execution of war criminals



Monday, 23 November 2015 16:38
Written by: newsnextbd .com




Dhaka – Dhaka on Monday strongly protested Islamabad’s remarks over execution of two rightwing Bangladeshi politicians convicted of crimes committed during the country’s 1971 war of liberation from Pakistan.

A senior official at Bangladesh Foreign Ministry handed a protest note to Pakistan High Commissioner stationed in Dhaka as Pakistan Foreign Minister on Sunday reacted with ‘unwarranted’ statement over the execution of Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid.

Saluddin, a standing committee member of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, and Mujahid, the secretary general of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami party, were convicted of genocide, arson, conspiracy and forced converting of Hindus to Islam during the nine-month war of 1971.

They were hanged in Dhaka on early Sunday more than two years after a special war crimes tribunal handed down death sentence for them.

The government on Sunday summoned Pakistan envoy Shuja Alam to explain his country’s remarks on the executions.

Pakistan foreign ministry in a statement has expressed concern over the execution of Salauddin Mujahid saying it was disturbed with the developments in Bangladesh.

“We have noted with deep concern and anguish the unfortunate executions… Pakistan is deeply disturbed at this development,” the Pakistani statement said.

“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,” reads the statement.

Bangladeshi Prime Minister is learnt to have reacted on Pakistan’s statement when she was attending a meeting of the cabinet. She asked the foreign ministry to protest the remarks with the “strongest” words.

She said that it was Pakistan’s old habit to interfere domestic issues of other country. “It should is not acceptable,” Hasina was quoted to have said by a minister attended the cabinet meeting.

The Prime Minister also was critical about the coverage by private television channels that highlighted the anguishes of the families of the criminals instead of the families of the victims in 1971.

She believes such coverage may send a wrong message to the people when Bangladesh wants to remove the stigma of rehabilitating Pakistani collaborators in mainstream politics.

State Minister for Shahriar Alam also protested the Pakistani remarks.

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- Pakistan was humiliated by Allah ta'ala in December 1971 with the defeat and surrender of their brutal army of rapists in 1971, despite help from their non-Muslim friends such as China and America.

- Pakistan has also been humiliated as the world's epicentre of terrorism and a 7 year frenzy of terrorism from 2007-2014.

- For such an unstable state with 2 million people in slavery, 41 million people without toilets, caste discrimination, ethnic division, religious extremism, military rule it should be more careful about its behaviour or it may once again be humiliated.

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

All muslims by default are Pakistanis,A true muslim will always be a Pakistani by ideology.

And Yes the native people of Pakistan will promote the task they were given "Uniting the muslim Ummah and to work for the greater interest of the Muslim world"

Now thugs like hasina or this bengali tiger can't stop us for helping our brothers in Bangladesh.