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Where is the proof of your above claim?
I do not think, this is the only point that triggered rebellion in Pilkhana. There were reasons such as bribe taking by the BGB troops from the smugglers. BA officers do not endorse this, which makes BGB Jawans angry with the BA officers.
Forget about indian involvement now, we know you are desperate to use that to cover claim you have made. Where is the proof of your above claim? Where is Pheelkhana massacre report? Apart from indian dalali you need to come clean with prove your claim on BDR. And indians are the one who use these kinds of spread.
As usual, you are arguing with me just only to prove that India and only India was responsible for Pilkhana carnage. Now, i am talking about some of the real causes inside both the army and BGB that initiated army rebellion in 1975 by Taher, and BDR rebellion in 2008 in Pilkhana. Now, you are losing your nerve because you cannot prove DIRECTLY any foreign involvement in Pilkhana. Stop a circular argument and accept the truth.
Wait...you mean Col. Taher? That was a different matter!
You see, Col. Taher was a die hard Communist and his ideas were very different from both Mujib and Zia. He was a wannabe leader like Mujib.
After Mujib's assassination and Zia as the leader, he indoctrinated many of his troops with his ideas. They were extreme leftist ideas, Communism basically. What happened there was 'an army within an army', there is a term for this in Bengali, but I forgot it.
He intended to overthrow Zia's government, but this only ended in blood with many, many soldiers dying. It was a bloody end for those guys.
The man was a traitor in my eyes and should be remembered for his treachery.
I don't see how Pilkhana and Col. Taher are even remotely related.
As far as Pilkhana is concerned, I do have my suspicions of the Awami League's involvement. Can't say anything concrete about the Indians.
Why did Hasina not send reinforcements in time? Why did she refuse? Why wasn't an investigation carried out? Why was Facebook and youtube blocked? Seems all hush hush.
Someone incited the jawans to kill the officers. You and I know that there was discrimination of the BDR boys, but what would motivate them to butcher their superiors? The murdered officers were some of the brightest and most senior officers in the Bangladesh Army.
Someone within our armed forces was playing psychological games with those BDR boys.
I have no doubt that the perpetrators of the tragedy are still out there. Even a child in Bangladesh knows this.
So much for national security.
Sadly the same for Indian army. There is a big gap between officers and non officers. Non officers are treaded like dogs.
This is one reason that BGB troops demanded officers to be directly recruited by or promoted from their own organization. BA cannot accept this because it will cause a breakdown of chain of command, and the cases of smuggling will increase in the border without BA officers supervising their acts.
Thats just a very feeble excuse. I think the main reason is that BA does not want BGB to function independently.
In India the officers of paramilitaries belong to that force itself except for high command which may include people from police force (IPS) on deputation.
The defence strategy is little different here than Indian case. BGB will be readily integrated with BD army if there were a war breaks out. That is how it is structured and is always under army command. The 2nd most important factor is that we have to defend our territory from zero line as there is no strategic depth for our army. We need to take on enemy land asap. Thats the strategy and thats how it is laid out.
Wait...you mean Col. Taher? That was a different matter!
You see, Col. Taher was a die hard Communist and his ideas were very different from both Mujib and Zia. He was a wannabe leader like Mujib.
After Mujib's assassination and Zia as the leader, he indoctrinated many of his troops with his ideas. They were extreme leftist ideas, Communism basically. What happened there was 'an army within an army', there is a term for this in Bengali, but I forgot it.
He intended to overthrow Zia's government, but this only ended in blood with many, many soldiers dying. It was a bloody end for those guys.
The man was a traitor in my eyes and should be remembered for his treachery.
I don't see how Pilkhana and Col. Taher are even remotely related.
Thats just a very feeble excuse. I think the main reason is that BA does not want BGB to function independently.
In India the officers of paramilitaries belong to that force itself except for high command which may include people from police force (IPS) on deputation.
1) Look, India is a very big country with almost unlimited resources to mobilize during war time. But, BD is without resource. Only our chain of command will assure us a wartime mobilization. This is why army officers always head and lead our BGB and also Ansar and VDP. Ansar and VDP combinedlly have more than a million people who are trained how to shoot small and light arms.
Military needs psychologists that can educate officers about morales.