Freedom Fighter Abdul Mannan Talukdar in The Victory Day 2009, upazila administration celebrated the freedom fighters at Syed Abul Hossain University College ground. My field commander Md.Sikim Ali, Subedhar Naek (Ex Military gunner in the middle) The Victory Day 2009, upazila administration celebrated the freedom fighters at Syed Abul Hossain University College ground. I embraced  Kalkini Thana Commander Md. Mojibur Rahman & Freedom Fighter Abdul Mannan Talukdar in The Victory Day 2009, upazila administration celebrated the freedom fighters at Syed Abul Hossain University College ground. All the Freedom Fighters with the old 3/3 rifles in The Victory Day 2009, upazila administration celebrated the freedom fighters on the victory day 2009 at syed abul hossain university college ground.

http://www.tagged.com/mukthishena71 www.tagged.com/mukthimadaripuri Me & my best friend Freedom Fighter Abdul Mannan Talukdar in The Victory Day 2009, upazila administration celebrated the freedom fighters on the victory day 2009 at syed abul hossain university college ground.  Freedom Fighter Akon Mohamed Mosharraf Hossain & Abdul Mannan Talukdar in The Victory Day 2009, upazila administration celebrated the freedom fighters on the victory day 2009 at syed abul hossain university college ground.

www.facebook.com/muktimusician/ Operation Searchlight : The Background of 25th March Genocide Posted by xanthis on March 25, 2008 The night of massacre, 25th March 1971, was a complete military operation by Pakistan Army, officially named Operation Searchlight. The idea of this operation came to some of senior Generals after massive demonstration of East Pakistanis on 21st February 1971. This is one of very few military operations in post World War II history which ultimately had been planned against civilians, just to kill a smart percentage of them and to scare survivors. The concept of Operation Searchlight was inspired by the My Lai massacre that U.S. Army did in Vietnam. The plan was drawn up in March 1971 by Maj.Gen. Khadim Hussain Raza and Maj.Gen. Rao Farman Ali, as a result of a meeting between Pakistani army staff on the 22nd of February. Senior Pakistani officers in East Pakistan who were unwilling to support any military attack on civilians, Lt.Gen. Shahabzada Yakub Khan, G...

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WHY BANGLADESH? The Bengalis’ demand for independence had been forced upon the people of East Pakistan by the savage and atrocious action of the West Pakistani army government. What the Bengalis had really been wanting were regional autonomy and social and economic justice. Recent events have conclusively proved that there was no plan for secession and there was no armed preparation on the part of the Bengalis to achieve that. They were confidently expecting a good result from President Yahya Khan’s democratic gesture. But the West Pakistani army, through its systematic butchery of unarmed civilians, forced the Bengalis to take the ultimate decision-to become a completely independent sovereign state. A clear cut line has been drawn decisively, separating the Bengali speaking people of the East and the people of West Pakistan. The decision was inevitable because of the continuous exploitation of the East by the West. To the world it naturally did not come as a surprise. On the other han...