Comments on: EC asks for list of war criminals http://www.ebangladesh.com/2007/10/04/ec-asks-for-list-of-war-criminals/ News/Headlines service of Bangladesh Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:51:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Genocide, 1971 : E-Bangladesh http://www.ebangladesh.com/2007/10/04/ec-asks-for-list-of-war-criminals/comment-page-1/#comment-5187 Genocide, 1971 : E-Bangladesh Tue, 25 Mar 2008 08:14:30 +0000 http://www.e-bangladesh.org/2007/10/04/ec-asks-for-list-of-war-criminals/#comment-5187 [...] blood. Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed, Shah Abdul Hannan and their comrades in Oxford or the Bangladesh Election Commission have their agendas to propagate revisionist rubbish: “No genocide,” “No [...] [...] blood. Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed, Shah Abdul Hannan and their comrades in Oxford or the Bangladesh Election Commission have their agendas to propagate revisionist rubbish: “No genocide,” “No [...]

]]> By: Bangla Conscience Forgetusnot1971 http://www.ebangladesh.com/2007/10/04/ec-asks-for-list-of-war-criminals/comment-page-1/#comment-610 Bangla Conscience Forgetusnot1971 Sun, 07 Oct 2007 06:44:07 +0000 http://www.e-bangladesh.org/2007/10/04/ec-asks-for-list-of-war-criminals/#comment-610 Everything is well documented. There were attempts after 1975 to wipe out the last remains of 1971 war crimes and genocide. But the list has survived the wear and tear of time! History cannot be erased. Crimes do not go unpunished. It takes time but it surely is meted out by the hand of the unseen. Sheikh Mujib never pardoned the killers and rapists of 1971. Most of them were put in jail while formal war crimes trial proceedings were being prepared. It was Ziaur Rahman who released all the accused killers and inducted a host of war criminals in his cabinet. He granted citizenship to the worst war criminal in history Golam Azam. Zia's widow and son has also kept the tradition going. The politics of harboring assassins of Sheikh Mujib here and abroad by successive regimes and harboring destinations including the current one and exploitation of the aforesaid and the unresolved 1971 war crimes trial issue by national and international key players will keep us distracted from addressing major national concerns like coal, oil and gas and energy issues collectively. I wonder who was the chief justice of the supreme court at that time when this heinous crime of granting citizenship to a Saudi Arabia resident war criminal was committed on part of the nation slapping the face of the nation with the bloodied boots of the killers at Boddhobhumi on December 14, 1971? Everything is well documented. There were attempts after 1975 to wipe out the last remains of 1971 war crimes and genocide. But the list has survived the wear and tear of time! History cannot be erased. Crimes do not go unpunished. It takes time but it surely is meted out by the hand of the unseen.

Sheikh Mujib never pardoned the killers and rapists of 1971. Most of them were put in jail while formal war crimes trial proceedings were being prepared. It was Ziaur Rahman who released all the accused killers and inducted a host of war criminals in his cabinet. He granted citizenship to the worst war criminal in history Golam Azam. Zia’s widow and son has also kept the tradition going.

The politics of harboring assassins of Sheikh Mujib here and abroad by successive regimes and harboring destinations including the current one and exploitation of the aforesaid and the unresolved 1971 war crimes trial issue by national and international key players will keep us distracted from addressing major national concerns like coal, oil and gas and energy issues collectively.

I wonder who was the chief justice of the supreme court at that time when this heinous crime of granting citizenship to a Saudi Arabia resident war criminal was committed on part of the nation slapping the face of the nation with the bloodied boots of the killers at Boddhobhumi on December 14, 1971?

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