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Hamidur Rahman Commission in Bangladesh. Avoid the issue of violence against women. According to the supplementary report, the commission claimed that the number of deaths in the military operation by Pakistan Army headquarters was 26 thousand. The original report also contains those numbers. The information given by the government of Bangladesh seems to be exaggerated to them. But this is that the Pakistan army
Millions of people have been killed in every region of the country for nine months, they have been pressed down. One of the reasons is that these killings are going without the operation. The raid is between the two sides. Here they massacred Holocaust.
In 1981, the United Nations Universal Human Rights Survey found that the shortest time in the history of the world was killed in Bangladesh in 1971. Every day 6 thousand to 12 thousand people have been killed. (Source: March 25, why the genocide day, Muntasir Mamun)
The beginning of the atrocities of the Pakistan army was started on March 25, 1971, on the night when they wander with power over the unarmed people. Actually the military campaign has been going on since the beginning of March. They shot dead people protesting in different places of the country including Dhaka, Joydevpur. And on the night of 25 March, the massacre of the Pakistan army in the name of Operation Searchlight has been identified as the brutal event of history. The main target of their attack was the EPR headquarters at the Peelkhana and the Rajarbagh Police Headquarters and Dhaka University. According to many analysts, 80 thousand people were killed in Dhaka on that day. The government of Bangladesh announced the mass killing day on 25 March.
All these things were not considered by the Hamoodur Rahman commission. They searched the cause of the defeat and surrender of the Pakistani army. Although the commission did not directly say the genocide, the army acknowledged that excessive force was used during the operation of the army.
The commission received complaints against the army officers responsible in Bangladesh, including the use of excessive force and ammunition during the military operation in Dhaka on March 25 and 26, 1971. 2. Fire fighting and massacre all over the country. 3. In March and December, the target of intellectuals, academics, doctors, journalists, and other prominent people were killed. 3. The killing of Bengali officers and members of the East Bengal Regiment, the East Pakistan Rifles and East Pakistan Police, in order to suppress the unarmed or insurrection. 4. At the direction of the army officers, killing civilians, businessmen and industrialists in East Pakistan and mysteriously taking them out of the house, did not find them later.
Various evidence suggests that the Pakistan Army has taken terracotta policy wherever it went. At first they killed innocent people, burned their homes and created a scary situation. Some of the army officers who took responsibility have admitted to killing, arson and looting, but they have avoided their liabilities. Blamed others. Among the Pakistani army officers who wrote the book, they also sang their own self. The evidence of the three murderers accused of genocide - Tikka Khan, Niazi and Rao Farman Ali - is its evidence.
General Niazi blamed TIKKA Khan on his predecessor, initially that the basis of the military attack was inordinate and in many cases the army used extra vigorously. As a result, the army has been isolated from the people and it has become disturbed. On the other hand, Rao Farman Ali claimed that he used to look for civil matters and did not know anything about the military. Farman Ali sang taiqa Khan also for the sake of.
Hamoodur Rahman Commission has not acknowledged the Pakistani army has committed genocide. But some of the Pakistani army officials did not deny that they got the reputation of 'Genghis Khan' and 'Butcher of East Pakistan'. Why do professional army officers will not be named after these genocide?
Niaziri's statement gives evidence of extreme atrocities. He said, "After taking office, I order every formation officer to stop looting, rape, arson, genocide. The army must bring high order. This meant that these misdeeds were going on arbitrary before their instructions. He acknowledged that many of the plundered goods were sent to West Pakistan; Including cars, refrigerators and air conditioners.
Rao Forman Ali's commentary was: They
heard the horrific acts of rape, loot, rahazani, arson, humiliation and disrespectful behavior . Only heard that, what measures have been taken, it is not known. Tikka Khan was known as the Butcher of Baluchistan before coming to Dhaka.
The Hamoodur Rahman commission said that, according to the available evidence, the army, in the name of running a military operation, has carried excessive force and exaggeration over the people of East Pakistan. But they blamed the extremist Awami Leaguemen for this. In their misconduct or the Pakistani army went awkward. After the commission's remarks, the army could force the federal government to establish its authority. But it should be restored in the law and order, and the soldiers should remember that they have carried out their operations in the country's territories. There is no way they can behave like an aggressive force with the people.
Brigadier Shah Abul Kashem said in the confessional statement to the commission that there was no war on March 25. But the army has made a one-sided force, while trying to break the students' mortal remains during the campaign.
According to Brigadier Mia Taskenuddin, many junior army officers took up the law in the name of repressing so-called miscreants. Major General Nazrul Hossain Shah said there were rumors that Bengalis were killed without trial.
Lt in the commission to testify. Col. SM Naim Ali said that during the campaign innocent people were killed and this created panic among the people. Many people were sent with 'signature' to 'Bangladesh'. There were verbal instructions for the killing of Hindus. According to another official, two Bengali officers and 30 others were killed in Rangpur.
Additional deputy commissioner of Dhaka told that those who were killed were among them Bengali army and police members, businessmen and civil administration officials.
What was the attitude of the senior officers of the Pakistan army towards the Bengalis, it has come up in the deposition of Brig. Iqbalur Rahman Sharif. During the visit to East Pakistan Formation, Major General Gul Hasan made fun of the soldiers and asked, 'How many Bengali people have you killed?' Baloch Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel Aziz Ahmed commented that brigadier Arbab ordered to destroy all the houses in Joydebpur. In addition, a written order was given to kill Hindus in May.
But alongside these kulangars, we saw an exceptional Pakistani army officer, who did not obey the senior officials of the wrong order. His name is Col. (ret.) Nader Ali. During the war in 1971, Army Headquarters sent them to Bangladesh. He took part in military operations at different places. But in the name of the operation, when asked to kill innocent and unarmed people, Nader Ali could not believe it.
Let's hear from her statement: 'My first so-called operation was on April 15, 1971. After observation and investigation from the morning on April 14, I landed on the helicopter on 15th April, with the commando troops and landed east of Faridpur city. I was told, "This place is very dangerous. Sheikh Mujib's house is located in this district. Go and show them, especially to find the Hindus. "Who ordered this, he is also my former coach and friend. I said, "Sir, I am not a gunman and did not shoot me, I can not kill him. Do not ask me to do this, even under military law, it is illegal. "
Second Nader Ali may not be found in the entire Pakistan army. Unable to obey the wrongdoing of the senior officer, he voluntarily transferred to Pakistan. But the events of Bangladesh were also hurling him. At one stage, he became mentally ill and retired from the army.
The recommendations of the Hamoodur Rahman Commission were that the officers of the army officers who committed cruelty in the name of the operation and committed excesses, the Pakistan government should make a high commission or court for their investigation and trial.
In the last forty-six years, no government in Pakistan has done justice to genocide and atrocities. Still, the guilt is spreading Pakistan. (Last)