Bangladesh hangs Jamaat leader Motiur Rahman Nizami for 1971 war crimes

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u dont understand hieracrhy, let me say you.

rss->vhp-> bd & durga vahini.
hierarchies exist in one organization. the quoted ones are not part of one organization, but can at best be termed as 'affiliates'. hierarchy would be like, say, RSS --> muslim rashtriya manch, Ekal Vidyaalay, etc., and VHP --> BD, Durga Vaahini, etc.

and don't fret about prez unkil ombaba. their congress, who was petitioned by our sickulars to boycott NaMo earlier, is now eager to listen to NaMo, and their USCIRF was shown the middle-finger recently by GoI.
 

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This hormonal guy seems like a false flagger sent to derail conversations and defame Hindu groups by association. Maine toh pehle hee 'ignore' ka button daba diya, abh mere jeevan mein khushali hai :pound:

Theek hai, agar aisa bhi soch lo phir bhi, it's a great symbolic victory which will register Pakistan and more importantly US, on the wrong side of history for eons to come. Next time they lecture India about human rights, these hangings will stare them right in the face. Anyway, humko kaunsa paisa de ke show dekhna hai bhai? show toh free hai, enjoy karo :biggrin2:

Fande pe latka hua jihadi dekhna kisko pasand nahi?
khushahaali due to dissociation :D
 

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http://arynews.tv/en/turkey-recalls-leader-hanged/


ANKARA: Turkey on Thursday recalled its ambassador to Bangladesh for consultations after strongly protesting the execution in the country of a top Islamist leader, the state-run Anatolia news agency said.

Motiur Rahman Nizami, leader of the Jamaat-e-Islami, was hanged at a Dhaka jail late Tuesday for the massacre of intellectuals during the 1971 independence war with Pakistan.

Turkey’s ambassador to Dhaka, Devrim Ozturk, is due to arrive back in Turkey on Thursday, the news agency added.

The Turkish foreign ministry had already strongly condemned the execution, saying it did not believe that “Nizami deserved such a punishment”.

It said that Turkey, which has abolished capital punishment, feared that the use of such methods risked creating “rancour and hatred between our Bangladeshi brothers”.

Since coming to power in 2002, Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has sought to boost the country’s power in the Muslim world well outside its Ottoman sphere of influence.

Nizami, a 73-year-old former government minister, was the fifth and the most senior opposition figure executed since the secular government in the overwhelmingly Muslim nation set up a controversial war crimes tribunal in 2010.

Turkey had last year also furiously slammed a death sentence handed to Egypt’s deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi who was a close ally of Ankara until he was overthrown by the military in 2013.


PS: Turkey has become the largest supporter of all kind of wahabi jehadi activities after Saudi Arab.
 

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Pakistan and Turkey throwing combined fit. Did the world take notice? No, Even Bangladesh refused to give a damn :pound:

Saudi Arabia has got Petrodollar, what have Pakistan and Turkey got which makes them think that they can displace KSA and become the Thekedaars of Ummah?

Pakistan is crying because it's assets in Bangladesh are being liquidated, Turkey's position is extremely bizarre, it has got zero economic or strategic interests in India's Neighbourhood.
 

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Pakistan is crying because it's assets in Bangladesh are being liquidated, Turkey's position is extremely bizarre, it has got zero economic or strategic interests in India's Neighbourhood.
That's what makes it astounding and impressive at the same time that Turkey could get dragged into this petty diplomacy by Pakistan. They had even sent goons to burn Chinese embassy in Turkey in protest of Chinese actions in Xinxiang. Turkey is beginning to lose its marbles.

Chinese tourists warned over Turkey Uighur protests
 

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The actual face of Turkey, they have always spoken in favour of the genocide of non muslims and non sunnis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_Genocide

They cannot do a shit to Indian interest .. simply recognize the armenian genocide if they do any adventure in B'desh. Nail them and make them nude.

The Armenian Genocide[11] (Armenian: Հայոց ցեղասպանությունHayots tseghaspanutyun),[note 3] also known as theArmenian Holocaust,[12] the Armenian Massacres and, traditionally by Armenians, as Medz Yeghern (Armenian: Մեծ Եղեռն, "Great Crime"),[13] was the Ottoman government's systematic extermination of its minority Armenian subjects inside their historic homeland, which lies within the present-day Republic of Turkey. The number of victims is estimated at between 800,000 and 1.5 million.
 

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its people like u siting in corner and crying and do nothing. vhp n bd have balls, u don't.
When did you see? Did you touch them? How are they? Inflated? Or impotent? That's not called having balls. Harassing people is not bravery. All they do is with a sense of political benefit. By using these examples the media cry about Hindu extremists and terrorists. And people like you support them and brag about their balls. Its funny that you didn't mentioned anything good that they did or doing? All you know is they have big balls. Fucking stop it man.

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Turkey has no right to interfere : Dhaka Tribune

It is highly regrettable Turkey has withdrawn its ambassador to Bangladesh following the execution of Motiur Rahman Nizami for his role in atrocities committed during the 1971 Liberation War.

Although no reason was officially provided ahead of the withdrawal, reports from Ankara make clear the Turkish government not only disapproves of the sentence, but that it also does not believe “Nizami deserved such a punishment.” In addition, President Erdogan has been quoted saying he believes the convicted war criminal “has no earthly sin.”

This is not acceptable.

The International Crimes Tribunal process exists to end impunity for crimes against humanity committed during the 1971 war and to provide a necessary public record and remembrance for victims.

There is nothing wrong with overseas politicians expressing their views on the process, or professing principled objections to the death penalty, but dignity demands they refrain from making inflammatory comments and interfering in the internal matters of an independent and sovereign country.

Bangladesh and Turkey have a long-standing history of friendly relations. There is no justification for President Erdogan’s government to ignore this relationship and transgress diplomatic norms.

We have grown used to poor diplomacy on Pakistan’s part through its ritual disingenuous denunciations of the war crimes trials, which reflect its nationally embedded mindset of denial about the Bangladesh Independence war.

It is disappointing the Turkish government has now also chosen to interfere in Bangladesh’s judicial process.

As friendly nations with fast-growing bilateral trading relationships, it is important this incident does not prejudice the close links and ties shared by Bangladesh and Turkey.

We hope the Turkish government will recognise that it is one thing for it to profess an objection to the death penalty on principle, and quite another for it to take a stance against Bangladesh’s judicial process.
 

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it's our fault! we should have not let dhaka atleast for 25 years and eliminated these elements long before!!

When you start something then finish it completely...
 

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90 % of Muslims in Kolkata are Urdu speaking ...

The Biharis [ Urdu speaking] are prosecuted in Bangladeshis and they are finding place to live in Bihar & West Bengal thanks to our so called secular leaders ...
I have learnt a couple of new things.
1. Razakars (Jamat supporters) of Bangladesh were Biharis and not Bengalis.

2. These Bihari muslims tried to establish Urdu/ Hindi in B'desh, wipe off rich cultural heritage of West Bengal from B'desh. Bengali muslims vehemently opposed this and they launched violent attacks on biharis under operation 'search light'. Biharis sent SOS to Punjabi muslims in West Pakistan. They obliged and then quotes from Raja's book:

Pakistani Major General Khadim Hussain Raja wrote in his book that Niazi, in presence of Bengali officers would say ‘Main iss haramzadi qom ki nasal badal doonga (I will change the race of the Bengalis)’. A witness statement to the commission read "The troops used to say that when the Commander (Lt Gen Niazi) was himself a raper (sic), how could they be stopped?".[122]

Another work that has included direct experiences from the women raped is Ami Birangona Bolchhi ("I, the heroine, speak") by Nilima Ibrahim. The work includes in its name from the word Birangona (Heroine), given by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman after the war, to the raped and tortured women during the war. This was a conscious effort to alleviate any social stigma the women might face in the society. How successful this effort was is doubtful, though. In October 2005, Sarmila Bose published a paper suggesting that the casualties and rape allegations in the war have been greatly exaggerated for political purposes.[42][123] A number of researchers have shown inaccuracies in Bose's work, including flawed methodology of statistical analysis, misrepresentation of referenced sources, and disproportionate weight to Pakistan army testimonies.[124] There are eyewitness reports of the "rape camps" established by Pakistan army.[34] The US based Women Under Siege Project of theWomen’s Media Center have reported the girls as young as 8 and women as old as 75 were detained in Pakistan military barracks, and where they were victims of mass rape which sometimes culminated in mass murder. The report was based on interview with survivors.[125] Australian Doctor Geoffrey Davis was brought to Bangladesh by the United Nation and International Planned Parenthood Federation to carry out late term abortions on rape victims. He was of the opinion that the 200,000 to 400,000 rape victims were an underestimation. On the actions of Pakistan army he said "They’d keep the infantry back and put artillery ahead and they would shell the hospitals and schools. And that caused absolute chaos in the town. And then the infantry would go in and begin to segregate the women. Apart from little children, all those were sexually matured would be segregated..And then the women would be put in the compound under guard and made available to the troops…Some of the stories they told were appalling. Being raped again and again and again. A lot of them died in those [rape] camps. There was an air of disbelief about the whole thing. Nobody could credit that it really happened!"[126]

A 2014 film titled Children of War focussed on the harrowing condition in the 'rape camps' set up by the Anti Separatists.

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It is strange that these Bihari muzzies managed to keep low profile even after 1971 and merrily plied their trades in West Bengal without facing any hostilities from local bengalis !!!!!!
 
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I have learnt a couple of new things.
1. Razakars (Jamat supporters) of Bangladesh were Biharis and not Bengalis.
There are certain section although small in number of Bengalis who were supportive of Pakistanis along with Biharis ... They still could not get out of the racists Pakistani concept of Two Nation Theory even after been looked down as skinny black small Bengalis in capable of fighting ...

Pakistanis single handedly demolished the two nation theory in 71...

2. These Bihari muslims tried to establish Urdu/ Hindi in B'desh, wipe off rich cultural heritage of West Bengal from B'desh. Bengali muslims vehemently opposed this and they launched violent attacks on biharis under operation 'search light'. Biharis sent SOS to Punjabi muslims in West Pakistan. They obliged and then quotes from Raja's book:

Pakistani Major General Khadim Hussain Raja wrote in his book that Niazi, in presence of Bengali officers would say ‘Main iss haramzadi qom ki nasal badal doonga (I will change the race of the Bengalis)’. A witness statement to the commission read "The troops used to say that when the Commander (Lt Gen Niazi) was himself a raper (sic), how could they be stopped?".[122]

Another work that has included direct experiences from the women raped is Ami Birangona Bolchhi ("I, the heroine, speak") by Nilima Ibrahim. The work includes in its name from the word Birangona (Heroine), given by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman after the war, to the raped and tortured women during the war. This was a conscious effort to alleviate any social stigma the women might face in the society. How successful this effort was is doubtful, though. In October 2005, Sarmila Bose published a paper suggesting that the casualties and rape allegations in the war have been greatly exaggerated for political purposes.[42][123] A number of researchers have shown inaccuracies in Bose's work, including flawed methodology of statistical analysis, misrepresentation of referenced sources, and disproportionate weight to Pakistan army testimonies.[124] There are eyewitness reports of the "rape camps" established by Pakistan army.[34] The US based Women Under Siege Project of theWomen’s Media Center have reported the girls as young as 8 and women as old as 75 were detained in Pakistan military barracks, and where they were victims of mass rape which sometimes culminated in mass murder. The report was based on interview with survivors.[125] Australian Doctor Geoffrey Davis was brought to Bangladesh by the United Nation and International Planned Parenthood Federation to carry out late term abortions on rape victims. He was of the opinion that the 200,000 to 400,000 rape victims were an underestimation. On the actions of Pakistan army he said "They’d keep the infantry back and put artillery ahead and they would shell the hospitals and schools. And that caused absolute chaos in the town. And then the infantry would go in and begin to segregate the women. Apart from little children, all those were sexually matured would be segregated..And then the women would be put in the compound under guard and made available to the troops…Some of the stories they told were appalling. Being raped again and again and again. A lot of them died in those [rape] camps. There was an air of disbelief about the whole thing. Nobody could credit that it really happened!"[126]

A 2014 film titled Children of War focussed on the harrowing condition in the 'rape camps' set up by the Anti Separatists.

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It is strange that these Bihari muzzies managed to keep low profile even after 1971 and merrily plied their trades in West Bengal without facing any hostilities from local bengalis !!!!!!
It is very difficult to differentiate between a Bangladeshi Behari Muslims with Indian Urdu speaking Muslims... at least I can not make out the difference... They will typically come and stay for sometime in a Muslim dominated locality mingling only with the Urdu speaking Muslims and after some months try to get a voter or ration card influencing the local Muslim leader... that is the way it goes on here...

Sharmila is an attention seeking personality who wanted to make a name by putting out baseless writings, I am astonished to see more people give attention to her than she deserve and no one cares for her in Kolkata...

It was communal Jinnah who wanted to impose Urdu on Bengali to make them more Islamic in character... actually it was another example of racism on Bangladeshis...
 

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There are certain section although small in number of Bengalis who were supportive of Pakistanis along with Biharis ... They still could not get out of the racists Pakistani concept of Two Nation Theory even after been looked down as skinny black small Bengalis in capable of fighting ...

Pakistanis single handedly demolished the two nation theory in 71...



It is very difficult to differentiate between a Bangladeshi Behari Muslims with Indian Urdu speaking Muslims... at least I can not make out the difference... They will typically come and stay for sometime in a Muslim dominated locality mingling only with the Urdu speaking Muslims and after some months try to get a voter or ration card influencing the local Muslim leader... that is the way it goes on here...

Sharmila is an attention seeking personality who wanted to make a name by putting out baseless writings, I am astonished to see more people give attention to her than she deserve and no one cares for her in Kolkata...

It was communal Jinnah who wanted to impose Urdu on Bengali to make them more Islamic in character... actually it was another example of racism on Bangladeshis...
Urdu speaking muslims of UP, Bihar and Bangladesh more or less look same, have same habit and attitude, usually take up traditional occupation/ family business etc. I know about these ppl because in Delhi/ NCR region they have big ghettos.
 

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