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These criminal so-called Jhatalist(journalist) Sujoy Dhars are nothing but own brother of the congetinal lier like AGACHA.
They are full of hatred against the Muslims and do not leave any stone unturned to defame the Muslims. But these clowns(not even BAL or Khekh Shial Jibis) do not say about the slaughter of thousands and thousands of Muslims by their compatriot BJP/RSS/SHIB SENA beasts.But they are the best friends of the BAL and it's lezur jibis.To ignore and hate these anti Bangladeshi beasts should be the motto of all patriots.
It was in 1954 the whole of then east pakistan was flooded and "Nouka" protik was taken as symbol of rescue and which helped the AML to win the election. But due to internal intrigues the fell almost every 48 hours by thus paving the way for the central govt to impose 48 Dhara to disban the elcted govt.
IF PEOPLE REMEMBERS THEN WILL OBSERVE THAT MUJIB IN HISTORIC SPEECH OF 7TH MARCH EXPRESSED HIS INDIGNATION BY SAYING " CHUANNO SALEY NIRBACHONEY JITEYO AMORA GODITEY JETEY PARI NAI"(OFCOURSE THE NEW VERSION DO NOT HAVE THIS DIALOGUE)
I WAS PRESENT IN THE HISTORIC MEET AMIDST FEAR N MOUNTING TENSION WITH A BAMBOO IN HAND.
Faruque Alamgir
These criminal so-called Jhatalist(journalis
They are full of hatred against the Muslims and do not leave any stone unturned to defame the Muslims. But these clowns(not even BAL or Khekh Shial Jibis) do not say about the slaughter of thousands and thousands of Muslims by their compatriot BJP/RSS/SHIB SENA beasts.But they are the best friends of the BAL and it's lezur jibis.To ignore and hate these anti Bangladeshi beasts should be the motto of all patriots.
It was in 1954 the whole of then east pakistan was flooded and "Nouka" protik was taken as symbol of rescue and which helped the AML to win the election. But due to internal intrigues the fell almost every 48 hours by thus paving the way for the central govt to impose 48 Dhara to disban the elcted govt.
IF PEOPLE REMEMBERS THEN WILL OBSERVE THAT MUJIB IN HISTORIC SPEECH OF 7TH MARCH EXPRESSED HIS INDIGNATION BY SAYING " CHUANNO SALEY NIRBACHONEY JITEYO AMORA GODITEY JETEY PARI NAI"(OFCOURSE THE NEW VERSION DO NOT HAVE THIS DIALOGUE)
I WAS PRESENT IN THE HISTORIC MEET AMIDST FEAR N MOUNTING TENSION WITH A BAMBOO IN HAND.
Faruque Alamgir
2008/8/14 Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@yahoo.com >
If my memory serves me right then there was no riot in 1955 in the then East Pakistan. I was a student of class six then and there was huge flood in the country that engulfed the entire country almost. In times of common sufferings there is never any riot any where in the world. At such time of crisis people try and help each other... I do not think that there us iota of truth in it.From: Isha Khan <bd_mailer@yahoo.com >
Subject: [notun_bangladesh] Re: Bangladesh-India Border
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Date: Thursday, August 14, 2008, 10:45 AM
Zoglul Husain (zoglul@hotmail. co.uk) writes:Why did this journalist of a communal sort (Sujoy Dhar) refer to "Uprooted by communal riots of 1955" in order to report on the border fence constructed by India for its ulterior political ends? Many of the Indian journalists always refer to Bangladesh as a hub of Islamic terrorism, a sanctuary of ULFA, a failed and dysfunctional state, a state where minorities are oppressed, etc., which are generally outrageous propaganda with evil political intent of establishing hegemony with US support. In many untoward cases referred by them, foreign hands can be detected with their ulterior motives well exposed, or videos taken after rehearsals supported by foreign funding, or fabrications and half-truths dished out on propaganda tours funded by foreign agencies.
The fact is that neither in erstwhile East Pakistan nor in Bangladesh there has been any significant rioting, except for retaliatory emotions in the wake of Indian riots on a few occasions... India's former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi and former foreign minister Sarwan Singh amongst other people, were full of praise for the communal harmony in Bangladesh. On the contrary, India has recorded thousands of regular communal riots, and riots on the Dalits. And what does Sujoy Dhar have to say on these??
Of course there has been socio-economic immigrations, after partition of British India, but it has been both ways. And there has always been immigration throughout human history since its dawn, for one reason or another. And there has always been riots in all parts of the world for one reason or another. Our aim should be to mitigate the riots and strife with social justice, and not to provoke, trigger or stoke up the malicious fire.
Sujoy Dhar and his kind of journalists should be brought to book and condemned utterly and squarely.
--- On Wed, 8/13/08, Isha Khan <bd_mailer@yahoo. com> wrote:
From: Isha Khan <bd_mailer@yahoo. com>
Subject: Bangladesh-India Border
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Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2008, 9:17 PM
The second partition of BengalBSF troopers keep watch as a villager walks down his field that falls on the no-man`s land between India and Bangladesh. (Picture Copyright Sujoy Dhar. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited.)Sujoy Dhar is a Reuters correspondent based in Kolkata. The senior journalist and columnist also heads feature service Trans World Features and portal indiablooms. com. He contributes for Sify as a columnist and reporter'Good fences make good neighbors ..'American Poet Robert Frost, in Mending WallThe furrows on the weathered brow of 72-year-old Nirapada Mandal deepen as he ponders the second partition of the volatile Bangladesh border in Sutia, a remote village of 200 households in North 24 Parganas district, about 80 km from Kolkata.Uprooted by communal riots of 1955 from his ancestral village just across the river in Bangladesh, Nirapada found a safe haven in the Hindu-majority Indian side, and has since lived a life of a poor but happy farmer with an expanding family.Until the Indian government, in an attempt to check illegal migration and smuggling, decided to build a massive 768 km-long barbed wire fence along the border with Bangladesh. This fence, built 150 yards away from the border, or Zero line, effectively cuts off Nirapada and many of his villagers from their farms which hug the border.Today, Nirapada trudges with other villagers down a mud track to a BSF check post, and produces his passbook like identity card before being allowed to reach their fields on the other side of the fence.India and Bangladesh share a 4,096-km (2,544-mile) frontier, including 1150.62 km in south Bengal, of which 783.26 km is land and 367.34 km riverine boundary.
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