Pakistan refuses to apologise for 1971 Bangladesh genocide when Pakistan Army killed … lakh, raped … lakh women, details here
The ongoing and long -term drawing of Bengali nationalism in Pakistan and the demand for a separate country took a concrete shape when the main opposition Awami League won 288 out of 300 seats in the provincial elections held in Eastern Pakistan on December 17, 1970. The details are here.
During the operation period of the Pakistani Army from Bangladesh, the country is fleeing. (File picture)
Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar called Bangladesh to apologize from the 1971 genocide committed by the Pakistani Army during the War of Independence of Bangladesh. It wasn’t for the first time Dakka asked for an apology, and Pakistan refused to take any responsibility.
How many people were killed in the 1971 Bangladeshi Genocide?
It was claimed that the Pakistani army killed more than 30 Lakh people, mostly Muslims, and raped 3 lakh women, whose soldiers were rebelling against Pakistan and demanded a separate nation for Eastern Pakistan. Pakistan rejected these charges. The main opposition, the Awami League, Awami League, took 288 of the 300 seats in the provincial elections held in Eastern Pakistan on 17 December 1970, the main opposition, the main opposition, the continuing of the demand for a separate country and the demand for a separate country.
(1971 Bangladeshi Genocide Victims)
What was the ‘operation period’ of the Pakistan Army?
The Pakistan government rejected the election results and arrested the leader of the rebels Sheikh Mujibur Rehman. The Pakistani army launched a ‘operation operation’ to crush the demand for a separate country on 25 March 1971 after the Urdu -speaking Bihais erupted in early March. According to Time Magazine, the operation began with the killing of students in Jagannath Hall, Rajarbagh Police Lines and East Pakistani rifles at Dakka University.
Blood telegram
London -based The Sunday Times, Western Pakistani -based journalist Anthony Mascarenhas on June 13, 1971, the first report titled ‘Genocide’ published. The US diplomat archer K. Blood, who appealed to Richard Nixon, wrote in the blood telegram, “The Pak supports the army, and that Muslims who are not Bengalli are killing the neighborhoods of poor people and the Bengalys and Hindus.”
(Bangladeshis rebelled against the Pakistan Army and the radical Islamic militias)
How many people were killed?
The controversial Hamoodur Rahman Commission, official Pakistan government investigation, 26,000 civilians were killed. However, it is believed that 30 Lakh people were killed in Bangladesh, more than 70 people have been homeless, and about a crore had to take refuge in the neighbor India. Independent researchers estimated that the death fee was between 300,000 and 500,000. The CIA and the US State Department estimated that 200,000 people were killed in a conservative way.
(Awami League leader Sheikh Mujibur Rehman was detained after the victory of the landslide in the Assembly elections.)
How many women were raped by the Pakistani army troops?
The Pakistani army supported radical Islamic paramilitary militias, Razakars, Al-Shams and Al-Badr, including the non-military agents of the genocide. Soldiers and Razakars held Bengali women as a sex slave in the camps of the Pakistan army.
US -based ‘Women’s Siege Project’ Organization ‘Women’s Media Center’, under the age of 8, and women until the age of 75 years in Pakistani military barracks were kept as a sex slave and raped many times a day reported. The United Nations and the International Parliamentary Federation sent Australian Doctor Geoffrey Davis to Bangladesh to have late abortion on rape victims.
