Pakistani terrorist campaign against Bangladesh

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Indian intel gave lead on Pak female diplomat
December 25, 2015 12:26 am·0 CommentsViews: 11
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The government intelligence agencies had been tracking Pakistani female diplomat Fareena Arshad for about a year after getting hints from the Indian government about her alleged involvement in aiding militants, a senior government official said.
Indian intelligence agencies had been bugging Fareena’s communications and provided Bangladesh authorities clues to her activities here, the official said.
Bangladesh’s law enforcing agencies had also collected ‘huge information’ about her involvement in ‘undiplomatic’ activities, the official claimed.
Pakistan withdrew Fareena, a second secretary (political) of its High Commission, from Dhaka on Wednesday. The mission informed the foreign ministry about her departure after she left Dhaka in a PIA flight Wednesday afternoon.
Pakistan, which was apprehending that Bangladesh might declare Fareena persona-non-grata (PNG), had no alternative but to withdraw her from Dhaka for keeping diplomatic tensions between the two capitals low, another government official said.
A senior Pakistani diplomat recently gave hints to a senior Bangladeshi diplomat at the capital of a neighbouring country that the country might ‘retaliate’ if Bangladesh declared Fareena PNG, an official said.
Fareena was the second staff of the Pakistan High Commission withdrawn from Dhaka this year complying with the desire of the Bangladesh government communicated informally by the foreign ministry.
On December 15, home affairs minister Asaduzzaman Khan said they would take steps through the foreign ministry if allegations against a Pakistani diplomat of having links to militancy were proven.
Idris Sheikh, Jama’atul Mujahideen Bangladesh operative, reportedly confessed to his link to the Pakistani diplomat before a Dhaka court two weeks ago.
On November 30, the Detective Branch of police arrested four operatives of banned militant outfit Jamaat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh, including a Pakistan national, in Dhaka.
Arrested Idris Sheikh, Mokbul Sharif, Salam and Mostofa Jaman were linked to Pakistan-based militant outfits, detectives claimed.
They all used to maintain contact with a female diplomat of a high commission in Dhaka, Dhaka Metropolitan Police joint commissioner (Detective Branch) Monirul Islam said earlier at a briefing without disclosing the names of the mission and the diplomat.

- See more at: http://newagebd.net/187358/indian-i...emale-diplomat/#sthash.ETpgvtAA.SzrIyweu.dpuf
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Yeah, this was the shit that I was telling you the other day. I think this Pakistani disease can only be cured with an Ayurvedic solution. Take a plump cactus plant and stuff it up Pakistan's anus. We all know that cactus has medicinal properties.

@Indx TechStyle Do sickulars believe in Ayurveda or do you consider medicinal plants to be communal Hindu plants? :pound:
 
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Completely misleading. Bangladesh has already better HDI than paki land and it is growing faster. Bangladesh's per capita GDP growth rate is higher than Pakistan and will soon overtake it.
Just like India did in 90s. :D.
pakis can only watch tamashas and can only die like mad kuttas in the hands to their own terrorists.
Meanwhile Chinese Economy is slowing down, India has also started expanding its economy, military and other capabilities fastly. pakis can only watch and burnt in hatred.
:india::bd:
Thanks for the positive message.


1. As a Bangladeshi and on a personal level (can't say what I feel represents what other Bangladeshis think, it may/may not do, no idea), I feel that the 1971 war is not fully over. Pakistan still wishes to keep us as "east Pakistan" spiritually.

If that was based on mutual consent then there is not much one can say about it, but when it is based on a Pakistani racist ideology that Bangladeshis "must" love Pakistan and anything else is "treachery" then it has to be rejected.

2. Pakistan has never accepted Bangladesh as an independent state which makes decisions for its own interests, rather it believes we have a moral duty to adore Pakistan and to have some sort of special emotional relationship and spiritual union with it. This is delusional and only emanates from the Pakistanis.

As far as we Bangladeshis are concerned Pakistan is like Nazi Germany is to the Jews, a state which committed genocide and must apologize.

3. The situation is more critical than you may think. Ok, Hasina is in power, but if the ISI-funded and backed Khaleda returns to power - and she is still the leader of the opposition and the no.2 most powerful person in the country - then we return to a crypto-east Pakistan with a Pakistani agent, Khaleda Zia, ruling the country.

The BNP-Jamaat nexus, especially Zia's notorious son, Tariq have only increased their hatred for India egged on by their masters in Pakistan, rather than decreased their hatred as one would think with them being chastened by being out of power for 10 years now.

Tariq Zia is a huge Pakistan-fan and to understand his hatred of India just look at Rockey 71, a fanatic whose sole purpose in life is to destroy India, an old man who is indifferent to the daily socio-economic suffering of millions of his "compatriots" but lives in a make-belief, toy-soldier world of "defeating evil Hindu India".

Having Tariq Zia rule Bangladesh (which could still happen) is like having Rockey 71 ruling Bangladesh, and we all know Rockey71's wet dream and fantasy is of a Hindu-Muslim, India v Bangladesh war.


4. Pakistan has huge influence if not de facto control of our opposition.

This is a very dangerous situation, especially for a nation like ours that was genocided by Pakistan. The fact that they have such huge influence in Bangladesh which would only increase if they manage to install their puppets, the BNP-Jamaat nexus in power is shameful considering their dark and shameful past.

If Bangladesh experiences major economic problems, then Hasina is out (as any incumbent leader would be) and the most likely replacement would be Khaleda. A truly sad state of affairs that a Pakistani puppet who wants a cold war with India is the most likely replacement to an existing leader.


Having said that however I am a religious man (though I do not flaunt it) and believe in concepts akin to "karma" and believe that Bangladesh will survive the Pakistani-BNP-Jamaat war being waged against us and we will cope, however this doesn't mean to say it isn't a rocky ride and uncomfortable at times.
 

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Pakistan-Bangladesh 'spy' row: Expelled diplomat leaves for Dhaka

Diplomat recalled from Dhaka over ‘extremist link’

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Dhaka summons Pakistani envoy, lodges protest over FO statement

Reference to Mujib’s promise offends Bangladesh


In worsening row, Bangladesh lodges protest with Pakistani diplomat


Yeah, this was the shit that I was telling you the other day. I think this Pakistani disease can only be cured with an Ayurvedic solution. Take a plump cactus plant and stuff it up Pakistan's anus. We all know that cactus has medicinal properties.

The good thing is that Pakistanis do not seem to enjoy much wider Muslim support on this.

They did a few years ago during the Qader Molla crisis with many Muslim states speaking in favour of him but now this support has evaporated.

Pakistanis are cunning and are the masters of cynically exploiting the "Muslim brotherhood" card for their own greedy personal interests and they have done this successfully against Bangladesh and seek to isolate us from the rest of the Muslim world by using the Muslim card.

It's good to know that we have Indian support. Also our best friends and allies i.e. China, Japan and South Korea could obviously care less about the Muslim card. Thus we can progress.

If we are economically strong, we become politically stronger and thus less suspectible to bullying by Muslim states e.g. India which has good relations with all Muslim states (bar Pakistan of course) with some Muslim states preferring or prioritizing India to Pakistan e.g. Iran, Afghanistan, central Asian states etc.
 

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Thanks for the positive message.

2. Pakistan has never accepted Bangladesh as an independent state
Pakistan has never accepted India as an independent state either. It keeps hoping that the muslim population will somehow erupt and Pakistan will get to annex more territory. Pakistan hasn't accepted Afghanistan as an independent state either. In their mind, they think they were successful in defeating the Soviets and the US in Afghanistan so they can defeat anyone. :pound:
 

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Pakistan has never accepted India as an independent state either. It keeps hoping that the muslim population will somehow erupt and Pakistan will get to annex more territory. Pakistan hasn't accepted Afghanistan as an independent state either. In their mind, they think they were successful in defeating the Soviets and the US in Afghanistan so they can defeat anyone. :pound:
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Guys, A hard and bitter truth for pakis is that, pakistan has been used like a reusable condom by different countries time to time for doing dash dash with each other. This condom was torn and started leaking due to excessive use. So, they became a failed state(still failing).
:pound::pound::pound::pound::pound:
When whole to the world is rising, they are collapsing.
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Pakistan has never accepted India as an independent state either. It keeps hoping that the muslim population will somehow erupt and Pakistan will get to annex more territory. Pakistan hasn't accepted Afghanistan as an independent state either. In their mind, they think they were successful in defeating the Soviets and the US in Afghanistan so they can defeat anyone. :pound:
At first I thought that POV was a bit exaggerated and then I thought about it, and yes it's essentially true.

Aside from the Zaid Hamid type fanatics and their Ghazwa e Hind, there is a real and widespread feeling amongst many Pakistanis and many of their supposed "Islamists" that Pakistan's destiny is to defeat and destroy India.

Even if Kashmir were to be resolved it's questionable if peace could ever take place between Pakistan and India, and of course the west will be more than happy to make sure that it doesn't.
 

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Bangladesh is 'frustrated' with Pakistan, but that is not the reason it boycotted Saarc summit
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has accused Pakistan of exporting terror.


Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says slams Pakistan and says Islamabad's activities are linked to terrorismNarendra Shrestha - Pool/Getty Images
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has accused Pakistan of exporting terrorism and said that her country was "frustrated" with Islamabad. The 69-year-old is the latest leader to criticise Islamabad amid ongoing border tensions between India and Pakistan.

However, this was not the reason behind Dhaka's withdrawal from the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) summit scheduled to be hosted by Pakistan in November. India first pulled out from the summit following the deadly attacks by militants at an Indian army base in Uri, Kashmir. Soon, Bhutan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh also decided to opt out of the summit.


"It was over the situation in Pakistan that we decided to pull out. Terror [from Pakistan] has gone everywhere, which is why many of us felt frustrated by Pakistan. India pulled out because of the [Uri attack], but for Bangladesh the reason is totally different," Hasina was quoted as saying by The Hindu.

The reason, she said, was because Bangladesh was hurt over Pakistan's harsh criticism of the war crime tribunal process in Dhaka in which nearly 24 Jamaat-e-Islami leaders – accused of violence against civilians during the liberation war in 1971 – were executed or prosecuted.

She added that she was under a lot of pressure to "cut of all diplomatic ties with Pakistan for their behaviour". However, she assured that the ties would continue to remain and that she would try to resolve any issues with Pakistan.

Hasina reiterated that her government had a "zero tolerance to terror policy" while speaking about theDhaka cafe attack, in which 20 people were killed. She also stressed on a counter-terrorism programme that Bangladesh had adopted, which according to her was yielding results.

Although Bangladesh has voiced its support for India in the past, Hasina remained neutral when she was asked about her opinion on India's decision of launching a cross-border surgical strike, post the Uri attack.

"Both the countries should maintain the sanctity of the LoC [Line of Control- India-Pakistan border] and that can bring peace," she said.

On 28 September, India had carried out a surgical strike across its border in Pakistan-administered-Kashmir killing many militants.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/bangladesh...-not-reason-it-boycotted-saarc-summit-1586372
 

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Bangladesh is 2nd fastest growing economy in 2016. Pakistan is on the other side has been beset with terrorism, especially because of it having been the sanctuary of Taliban. Pakistan Rupee has depreciated 40% in less than a decade. Bangladesh is poised to overtake Pakistan's economy in 2020/2021.

However, Pakistan is the worlds largest exporter......


OF TERRORISM!



 

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Bangladesh-hating Pakistani nationalist writes anti-Bangladeshi propaganda article on recent Bangladesh-India defence deal.

http://pakobserver.net/pakistan-indo-bd-defence-deal/

1. All this deal entails is some training between the armed forces of the two countries and even if that irks Pakistan what does it have to do with them anyway? We are an independent state.

2. Pakistanis do not want to see anything positive occur between India and Bangladesh and instead they want to see continuous hatred between the countries, and anything other than that is "treachery", being a "satellite state" etc.

Will Bangladeshis fulfill Pakistani wet dreams of hating India for no reason and trying to be hostile to India?

ANSWER: NO

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Guys, A hard and bitter truth for pakis is that, pakistan has been used like a reusable condom by different countries time to time for doing dash dash with each other. This condom was torn and started leaking due to excessive use. So, they became a failed state(still failing).
:pound::pound::pound::pound::pound:
When whole to the world is rising, they are collapsing.
:D
apte use of words for pakistan
 

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এই মজার আপনি কি মনে করেন না? যে পাকিস্তানি প্রধানমন্ত্রীকে ভারতের প্রধানমন্ত্রীকে আহ্বান জানাচ্ছে?

We may conclude that besides other pro-Indian moves, Indo-BD defence deal clearly proves that Hasina Wajid’s regime is India’s puppet.
 

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এই মজার আপনি কি মনে করেন না? যে পাকিস্তানি প্রধানমন্ত্রীকে ভারতের প্রধানমন্ত্রীকে আহ্বান জানাচ্ছে?
Aponi Bengali ni? Ami Bangla boht kom boli....Ami England thake, kintu amar dil Bangladeshi er ami ekjon manush deshpremik Bangladeshi.

1. Pakistan-walas superimpose their hatred for India on to Bangladesh.

For them the default norm of a Bangladeshi (as it is for Pakistanis which they then project on to Bangladeshis) is to hate India.

If a Bangladesh doesn't hate India (as Pakistanis do), then this is "treachery".

2. Pakistan should leave Bangladesh alone and stop its obsession with us.

We are 1,000 miles away and an independent state and what goes on in Bangladesh has little impact on Pakistan. I thought Pakistan was supposed to be some super-duper military giant? So why be so bothered and fixated about Bangladesh?

The truth is the Pakistani military and nationalists think they "own" Bangladesh and that we have to behave as per their wishes which includes hatred for India and a hostile relationship.

Virtually every Muslim country in the world besides Pakistan has good relations with India, in fact many have better relations with India than they do with Pakistan e.g.

- Iran
- Iraq
- Afghanistan
- UAE etc

So why should Bangladesh be the odd one out?
 

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This Pakistani obsession with Bangladesh and jealousy and fury over this defence deal is just indicative of the fixation Pakistan has with Bangladesh and also its covert meddling in Bangladeshi affairs e.g. support of Jamaatis and the BNP to rule Bangladesh as a proxy Pakistani puppet state.
 

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Hamid Mir to return his father’s award to Bangladesh
  • Tribune Desk
  • Published at 02:47 PM April 28, 2017
  • Last updated at 05:26 PM April 28, 2017
Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir has announced to return the award conferred on his late father by the Bangladeshi government in 2013.
Prominent Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir has announced to return the award conferred on his late father by the Bangladeshi government in 2013.

Mir’s father, Waris Mir was awarded the “Foreign Friends of Bangladesh Award” in 2013 for raising his voice against the East Pakistan operation in 1971.

During his show “Capital Talk” on Friday, Hamid said he will return the award to Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for deteriorating the country’s relation with Pakistan, reported Geo TV and the Daily Pakistan.

Hamid said that Pakistanis were “deceived” by with such awards, and therefore should be returned.

Hamid said at the time of receiving the award, he didn’t think the Bangladeshi prime minister would “destroy the relation between the two countries”.

The “Foreign Friends of Bangladesh Award” was conferred on five selected Pakistanis at a ceremony in Dhaka in 2013.

The recipients of awards from Pakistan were mainly those whose fathers had opposed Army action in then East Pakistan. They are – Saleema Hashmi, daughter of poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Asma Jahangir, daughter of Malik Ghulam Jilani, Hamid Mir, the son of Professor Waris Mir, Hasil Bux Bizenjo, the son of Ghaus Bux Bizenjo and the daughter of Habib Jalib.

http://www.dhakatribune.com/world/s...i-journalist-return-fathers-award-bangladesh/


Bengal_Tiger:

1. He may have been pressured or influenced by the Pakistani military in carrying out such an act or maybe he himself is carrying out such a move.

2. The Pakistani regime/military expect a Bangladesh which is hostile to India and loyal to a country which carried out a horrific genocide in 1971 i.e. Pakistan. Anything other than that then Bangladesh is being "hostile".

3. The Pakistani media portray Bangladeshis in a very negative, racist and demeaning light as inferior poor dark-skinned people to be the object of scorn or derision....yet expect Bangladesh to have an obligation to be "loyal" to Pakistan.


Pakistan has never really learnt from 1971 and is still the same racist country as it was back then. Still the same poverty-stricken country with an inferiority complex seeking to attain a self-perceived notion as a great power, partly by having influence in its "former eastern wing".

Anyway Bangladesh will only get stronger and Pakistan will only get weaker due to its fundamentally unstable internal nature.
 

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ISI tried to assassinate Hamid Mir when he wouldn't tow their line. I think he didn't wanna get shot again.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1100972
Yes.

1. The "Bangladesh file" like the "Kashmir file" is a strategic file controlled by the Pakistan army.

If a more balanced narrative which includes the atrocities carried out by the Pakistan army and Jamaat e Islami and the dark nature of the war criminals is circulated in Pakistan that would "harm" (in Pakistani army eyes) their agenda.

So the media narrative of Bangladeshi affairs particularly in relation to major ISI asset, Jamaat e Islami is now dictated by the Pakistani military who have been known to threaten journalists who would not expound anything but a Pakistani nationalist narrative on this.

2. The Pakistani army has a disparity between its pride and self-perception as a major power and its actual reality of its country being a conflict-torn backwards third world state.

Due to this exaggerated pride and arrogance it cannot accept its 71 defeat and yearns for revenge. It also has the mentality that the default norm for Bangladesh and any Bangladeshi is to be pro-Pakistan (why be pro-Pakistan when it genocided hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshi people and refuses to apologise and in fact supports war criminals?).

This defeat burns them and this desire for revenge against India makes it prioritize the Bangladesh issue to such an extent that it is a "strategic national interest" and "national security issue" (as defined by the wealthy Punjabi generals of Rawalpindi, who care little for the millions of hungry and illiterate Balochis, Sindhis etc).

3. What will happen?

The BNP-Jamaat coalition are nothing but proxies of Pakistan and will do what Pakistan tells them to if they regain power, this means being as anti-India as possible even if there is no need to.

For this group to regain power (unless they abandon slavery of Pakistan and hatred of India) would be a tragedy.

- The western world cares little for BD-Pak tensions. The US is a pro-Pakistan power, even the Islamophobic Trump spouts his love for Pakistan, but that doesn't impact US policy regarding Bangladesh.

- Muslim world: For decades the Jamaatis and their masters in Pakistan have been using the Muslim card to try and turn Muslim countries against Bangladesh. It has worked at times to an extent e.g. Saudi ban on Bangladeshi labour.

However:

- Iran doesn't care and has issues with Pakistan anyway.
- Egypt is upset with Pakistan over its support for the Muslim Brotherhood so retaliated by supporting Bangladesh.


It's really just the Gulf Arabs and Turkey.

However Erdogan is struggling to stay in power and cannot afford to pick on a country with a growing economy about 2,000 miles away. Most of the main Jamaatis and razakars have died anyway.

Saudi Arabia doesn't seem to be so blindly pro-Jamaati as before and probably knows many Jamaatis are anti-Saudi anyway.

So even Pakistan exploiting Muslim countries to harm Bangladesh doesn't seem to be working.

So though I was quite alarmed around 2012, I think we've won what amounts to a virtual second war of independence against Pakistan and its proxies, the BNP-Jamaat nexus.

I feel we've come through and weathered the storm.
 

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Pakistan concerned as Bangladesh hands six JI leaders death penalty
Naveed SiddiquiUpdated November 23, 2017
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The Foreign Office (FO) on Thursday expressed Pakistan's reservations over the death sentences handed to six Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) leaders by Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal on Wednesday for committing crimes against humanity during the 1971 war.

According to The Daily Star, the six men were identified as Abu Saleh Muhammad Abdul Aziz Mia, Ruhul Amin, Abu Muslim Muhammad Ali, Abdul Latif, Najmul Huda and Abdur Rahim Mia. Latif is imprisoned, whereas the other five accused are absconding.

The accused were facing charges of looting and killing a Hindu man, killing a Chhatra League leader and killing 13 chairmen and members of five unions, The Daily Star report said, adding that they had been indicted by the tribunal on June 28, 2016.

FO Spokesperson Dr Faisal at a weekly briefing in Islamabad today also expressed concern over growing opium production in Afghanistan]3which, he said, provides financial support to terrorists.


Dr Faisal said that 43 per cent of Afghanistan's land is under the control of terrorist organisations, including the militant Islamic State (IS) group. He added that the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA) and IS are using Afghan soil for attacks in Pakistan.

The FO said it was looking into India's request of granting a visa to Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav's mother, in addition to that of his wife, Faisal said.

After the convicted spy's wife was allowed to meet her husband on humanitarian grounds, India sought an additional visa for his mother last week.

Read more: India wants Kulbhushan's mother to accompany wife for proposed meeting with spy

The FO spokesperson condemned the arrest of Hurriyat leaders and fake encounters in India-held Kashmir, calling on human rights defenders to stand up for the rights of Kashmiris.

He also briefed journalists on United States Secretary of Defence James Mattis upcoming visit Pakistan, saying that Mattis was expected in the coming weeks in order to discuss regional and international issues.

https://www.dawn.com/news/1372384/p...ladesh-hands-six-jamaat-leaders-death-penalty



Comment: Pakistan will naturally rally to the defence of those convicted of war crimes and support Jamaat e Islami which is nothing more than a non-military division of the Pakistan army operating on Bangladeshi soil.

I would say the heyday of this crisis was 2012 when the Jamaatis were very successful in manipulating global Muslim public opinion against Bangladesh, but despite that Bangladesh managed to overcome the Pak-Jamaat nexus and still survive intact.
 

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