How the plan to break East Pakistan was started by Mujeeb in 1962. Must watch

[pakpride00090]

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Guys must watch it.. He references Indian sources and tells us exactly how mujeeb orchestrated the whole plan with India's help.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Does it require a "video" now to explain Mujib, Mukti Bahini, RAW, Two Nation Theory, killing & raping of the Muhajir folks, BD being the product of the Mujadele b/w Iman and Kufr , BDs is like by/of/for the Mushrikin/Munafikin/Murtedin etc. to the Pak folks?????

Shouldn't every Pak kid know these stuffs by heart by the time they finish the 5th grade in the elementary schools?????? And, shouldn't Pak have started this program back in 1972?????

 

[pakpride00090]

Does it require a "video" now to explain Mujib, Mukti Bahini, RAW, Two Nation Theory, killing & raping of the Muhajir folks, BD being the product of the Mujadele b/w Iman and Kufr , BDs is like by/of/for the Mushrikin/Munafikin/Murtedin etc. to the Pak folks?????

Shouldn't every Pak kid know these stuffs by heart by the time they finish the 5th grade in the elementary schools?????? And, shouldn't Pak have started this program back in 1972?????

Unfortunately it is the inverse over here.... Very few people read about Pakistan's history and even fewer has done any research on 1971 events...

Members on PDF represent a very tiny percentage of Pakistan. Most don't know anything.

 

[El Sidd]

Does it require a "video" now to explain Mujib, Mukti Bahini, RAW, Two Nation Theory, killing & raping of the Muhajir folks, BD being the product of the Mujadele b/w Iman and Kufr , BDs is like by/of/for the Mushrikin/Munafikin/Murtedin etc. to the Pak folks?????

Shouldn't every Pak kid know these stuffs by heart by the time they finish the 5th grade in the elementary schools?????? And, shouldn't Pak have started this program back in 1972?????

Were it not for ethnic bias of Bhutto, Yahya, Ayub and Mujib. Bipins dream of 2.5 front would have been delivered to him long ago

 

[doorstar]

Does it require a "video" now to explain Mujib, Mukti Bahini, RAW, Two Nation Theory, killing & raping of the Muhajir folks, BD being the product of the Mujadele b/w Iman and Kufr , BDs is like by/of/for the Mushrikin/Munafikin/Murtedin etc. to the Pak folks?????

Shouldn't every Pak kid know these stuffs by heart by the time they finish the 5th grade in the elementary schools?????? And, shouldn't Pak have started this program back in 1972?????

I've tried to explain these events of 71 quite a few times here in some more detail but each and every time some mod/admin of this here so-called Pakistan Defense forum deleted it within hours, some times minutes, until I gave -up, thanks mohid pirzada for making the video and @pakpride00090 for posting it but it is likely they'll delete it as an insult to their bong bros.

 

[YeBeWarned]

Lets see what Bengali posters have to say about this ...

 

[Azadkashmir]

need it in english urdu is weak.

 

[POPEYE-Sailor]

Here is reality accept it

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=524771864792724

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

In the following video an Indian mulla is mentioning the name of Tiger Siddiqui.Could any one add to my knowledge.who was this guy??

Abdul Kader Siddique(Dhobi ka kutta ghar ka na ghat ka)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Abdul Kader Siddique is a Bangladeshi politician. He is popularly known under the title of Bangabir. He served as a Mukti Bahini member and organizer of the Bangladesh Liberation War. He fought with an estimated 17,000-strong guerrilla force in the Tangail region against the Pakistan Army.[2] The army was called Kaderia Bahini (Kader's Army). At the end of the war, on 16 December 1971, Siddique's forces entered Dhaka along with the Indian forces, signaling the end of the war.[3] He was awarded Bir Uttom by the Government of Bangladesh. Since 1999, he has been serving as the leader of his own-formed party Krishak Sramik Janata League.[4]
Career[edit]
During the Bangladesh Liberation war, he formed Kader Bahini to fight against the Pakistan military. The Kader Bahini had 17 thousand personnel. He was loyal to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.[5] He and his unit fought mostly in Tangail District.[6]

After the Independence of Bangladesh, Siddique went back to his home town of Tangail where he enjoyed considerable patronage from the Awami League, the party of Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman.[7]

After the assassination of Mujibur Rahman in 1975, Siddiqui and his followers organised attacks on the authorities of Khondakar Mushtaque's government. Elements loyal to Siddiqui operated from bases in Assam province in India and were actively supported by India's Border Security Force.[7] In the insurgency against the military government of Bangladesh 104 rebels were killed and more than 500 were injured. The insurgency lasted more than two years.[8] He was tried by a military court on 24 July 1978 and sentenced to 7 years in jail. He was sentenced to life imprisoned on revolt and murder charges. He was accused of killing a major and a number of soldiers of Bangladesh Army after the Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman following the 15 August 1975 Bangladesh coup d'état.[9] On 16 December 1990, he returned to Bangladesh from self imposed exile in India. He was arrested in Bangladesh on 17 January 1991.[10]

Siddique was elected member of the parliament of Bangladesh from different constituencies of Tangail.

In 1996, Siddique was elected to Parliament as a Bangladesh Awami League candidate from Tangail-8.[11] In 1999, Siddique was expelled from Awami League. He then resigned from the parliament and formed his own party Krishak Sramik Janata League.[4] This triggered a by-election, which he lost to the Bangladesh Awami League candidate, Shawakat Momen Shahjahan. Siddique was elected to parliament from Tangail 8 in 2001 Bangladesh General Election as a candidate of Krishak Sramik Janata League.[11] On 17 October 2006 his rally was attacked by Bangladesh Chhatra League activists leaving 11 injured in Jamalpur District.[12]

A court in Dhaka issued an arrest warrant for Siddique on 11 November 2014 over a defamation case for calling Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir Alamgir, Minister of Home Affairs, a Razzakar.[13][14]

In 2017, Bangladesh High Court disqualified Siddique from contesting a by-election from Tangail-4 because he had defaulted on a loan. He tried to contest the 2018 Bangladesh General Election from Tangail-4 and Tangail-8 but his candidacy was rejected by Bangladesh Election Commission.[15] He, along with his party, joined the Jatiya Oikyafront to contest the election against the Bangladesh Awami League alliance.[16][17] His daughter, Kuri Siddique, also applied for nomination from Tangail-8 in case his candidacy was rejected.[18] The Election Commission rejected the appeal filed by Siddique, challenging the cancellation of his nomination on 8 December 2018.[19]

Controversy[edit]
According to a report in The Times, Siddique and his guerrillas beat up and subsequently bayoneted and shot to death a group of prisoners (who they claimed were members of the Razakars) after a rally held near Dhaka Stadium on 19 December 1971.[20] Siddique personally bayoneted three prisoners to death and the entire incident was filmed by foreign film crews whom Siddique invited to witness the spectacle.[7] Siddique was subsequently arrested by the Indian Army.[2][21] Siddique discussed his involvement in the murders in an interview with Yasmin Saikia, the author of Women, War and Making Bangladesh: Remembering 1971. After describing an event in which Siddiqui shot a Mukti Bahini soldier for stealing a shawl from a civilian, Saikia states, referring to the Dhaka stadium incident, that 'at the time he did not think of his act as a crime against humanity, being swayed by the Bengali public sentiment for revenge. Today he knows that both...were violent acts, and he is pained by his past'.[22]

Personal life[edit]
Siddique is married to Nasrin Siddique.[23] His elder brother Abdul Latif Siddiqui is also an Awami League politician who served as the member of parliament and the minister of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology.[1] He, too, was expelled from the party in 2015.[24] Their other two younger brothers are Murad Siddiqui and Azad Siddiqui.[25]

References

 

[doorstar]

Here is reality accept it

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=524771864792724

are you an injun or a bong in Saudi Arabia? in any case well done for countering the OP video, modi, as well indira and mujeeb ghosts will be pleased with your efforts to defame Pakistan.

Tiger Siddiqui.Could any one add to my knowledge.who was this guy??

a mukti bahini member and organizer bong available on google search

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

Here is reality accept it

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=524771864792724

This chutia was my contemporary in QA University.You guys know nothing about him.Mod please delete this video.This is posted just to derail the thread.

 

[Lincoln]

are you an injun or a bong in Saudi Arabia? in any case well done for countering the OP video, modi, as well indira and mujeeb ghosts will be pleased with your efforts to defame Pakistan.

a mukti bahini member and organizer bong available on google search

It's not about defaming Pakistan. It's about telling the truth.

There was ethnic bias by West Pakistan towards East. An election fairly won by East Pakistan's party was not accepted.

Remind yourself of the true traitors - Ayub Khan called and labelled the sister of our founding father Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Fatima Jinnah a RAW agent, why? Because she was in touch with the East Pakistani leaders, because she did not believe in the dictatorship imposed by the generals.

In the end, it was ethnic bias, generals and politicians playing the throne game, and finally the false belief that a merciless crackdown will be enough to subdue a population, which caused East Pakistan to separate.

Either way it was bound to happen, we are distant from them. Jinnah had offered people of Bengal independence long before but there was no agreement in between the Bengali leaders at the time so it came as a part of Pakistan in the 1947 indepedence.

 

[POPEYE-Sailor]

are you an injun or a bong in Saudi Arabia? in any case well done for countering the OP video, modi, as well indira and mujeeb ghosts will be pleased with your efforts to defame Pakistan.

a mukti bahini member and organizer bong available on google search

This chutia was my contemporary in QA University.You guys know nothing about him.Mod please delete this video.This is posted just to derail the thread.

You guys dont want to learn. Learn it before its to late. its does not matter where i am from. look my membership date. kids

Listen his speech what he demands ? democracy. This year their GDP growth projected 9% and they achieved 8.8% and here so called democratic govt demolish every thing. Musharraf eara was the best eara .

https://www.facebook.com/

lol

https://www.facebook.com/

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

In the following video an Indian mulla is mentioning the name of Tiger Siddiqui.Could any one add to my knowledge.who was this guy??

Abdul Kader Siddique(Dhobi ka kutta ghar ka na ghat ka)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Abdul Kader Siddique is a Bangladeshi politician. He is popularly known under the title of Bangabir. He served as a Mukti Bahini member and organizer of the Bangladesh Liberation War. He fought with an estimated 17,000-strong guerrilla force in the Tangail region against the Pakistan Army.[2] The army was called Kaderia Bahini (Kader's Army). At the end of the war, on 16 December 1971, Siddique's forces entered Dhaka along with the Indian forces, signaling the end of the war.[3] He was awarded Bir Uttom by the Government of Bangladesh. Since 1999, he has been serving as the leader of his own-formed party Krishak Sramik Janata League.[4]
Career[edit]
During the Bangladesh Liberation war, he formed Kader Bahini to fight against the Pakistan military. The Kader Bahini had 17 thousand personnel. He was loyal to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.[5] He and his unit fought mostly in Tangail District.[6]

After the Independence of Bangladesh, Siddique went back to his home town of Tangail where he enjoyed considerable patronage from the Awami League, the party of Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman.[7]

After the assassination of Mujibur Rahman in 1975, Siddiqui and his followers organised attacks on the authorities of Khondakar Mushtaque's government. Elements loyal to Siddiqui operated from bases in Assam province in India and were actively supported by India's Border Security Force.[7] In the insurgency against the military government of Bangladesh 104 rebels were killed and more than 500 were injured. The insurgency lasted more than two years.[8] He was tried by a military court on 24 July 1978 and sentenced to 7 years in jail. He was sentenced to life imprisoned on revolt and murder charges. He was accused of killing a major and a number of soldiers of Bangladesh Army after the Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman following the 15 August 1975 Bangladesh coup d'état.[9] On 16 December 1990, he returned to Bangladesh from self imposed exile in India. He was arrested in Bangladesh on 17 January 1991.[10]

Siddique was elected member of the parliament of Bangladesh from different constituencies of Tangail.

In 1996, Siddique was elected to Parliament as a Bangladesh Awami League candidate from Tangail-8.[11] In 1999, Siddique was expelled from Awami League. He then resigned from the parliament and formed his own party Krishak Sramik Janata League.[4] This triggered a by-election, which he lost to the Bangladesh Awami League candidate, Shawakat Momen Shahjahan. Siddique was elected to parliament from Tangail 8 in 2001 Bangladesh General Election as a candidate of Krishak Sramik Janata League.[11] On 17 October 2006 his rally was attacked by Bangladesh Chhatra League activists leaving 11 injured in Jamalpur District.[12]

A court in Dhaka issued an arrest warrant for Siddique on 11 November 2014 over a defamation case for calling Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir Alamgir, Minister of Home Affairs, a Razzakar.[13][14]

In 2017, Bangladesh High Court disqualified Siddique from contesting a by-election from Tangail-4 because he had defaulted on a loan. He tried to contest the 2018 Bangladesh General Election from Tangail-4 and Tangail-8 but his candidacy was rejected by Bangladesh Election Commission.[15] He, along with his party, joined the Jatiya Oikyafront to contest the election against the Bangladesh Awami League alliance.[16][17] His daughter, Kuri Siddique, also applied for nomination from Tangail-8 in case his candidacy was rejected.[18] The Election Commission rejected the appeal filed by Siddique, challenging the cancellation of his nomination on 8 December 2018.[19]

Controversy[edit]
According to a report in The Times, Siddique and his guerrillas beat up and subsequently bayoneted and shot to death a group of prisoners (who they claimed were members of the Razakars) after a rally held near Dhaka Stadium on 19 December 1971.[20] Siddique personally bayoneted three prisoners to death and the entire incident was filmed by foreign film crews whom Siddique invited to witness the spectacle.[7] Siddique was subsequently arrested by the Indian Army.[2][21] Siddique discussed his involvement in the murders in an interview with Yasmin Saikia, the author of Women, War and Making Bangladesh: Remembering 1971. After describing an event in which Siddiqui shot a Mukti Bahini soldier for stealing a shawl from a civilian, Saikia states, referring to the Dhaka stadium incident, that 'at the time he did not think of his act as a crime against humanity, being swayed by the Bengali public sentiment for revenge. Today he knows that both...were violent acts, and he is pained by his past'.[22]

Personal life[edit]
Siddique is married to Nasrin Siddique.[23] His elder brother Abdul Latif Siddiqui is also an Awami League politician who served as the member of parliament and the minister of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology.[1] He, too, was expelled from the party in 2015.[24] Their other two younger brothers are Murad Siddiqui and Azad Siddiqui.[25]

References

So, this scum is still pleasing for few bones from his Hindutva masters!?!? Basically, he is saying the traitor terrorist scums in BD and Afganistan are India's best bets against Pak, and so are the Indian Muslims!!! Bastard!!! The Indian Muslims need to get rid of these sell-out traitor scums first if they want emancipation....

 

[El Sidd]

are you an injun or a bong in Saudi Arabia? in any case well done for countering the OP video, modi, as well indira and mujeeb ghosts will be pleased with your efforts to defame Pakistan.

One look at the forum and it proves the racism they face from Indian and Pakistani posters.

Denial would be of Boris magnitude to say that it did not play its part in how Dhaka fell.