Who is behind the murder of intellectuals and why?

Today is twenty five March. Genocide and intellectuals kill day in Bangladesh. What has happened in Dhaka since 47 years ago in Dhaka is a scandalous chapter in the history of human civilization. In 1971, not once, intellectuals were murdered twice. A March 25, the other on December 14. The culprit was the military junta of Pakistan. Pakistan is still shamelessly denying responsibility for this war crimes; But some writers of Pakistan are now coming out with some other reasons for the genocide - especially the killing of intellectuals.

A book 'Generals in Politics' has long gone before. Air Marshal Asghar Khan wrote. He was a supporter of the demands of the people of Bangladesh. Bangabandhu was a special well-wisher of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. His book is widely read. It is known from the book's statement that Fauji President Yahya Khan did not agree to the transfer of power to the ruling electoral winner Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto advised him to apply strict anti-monetary policy in East Pakistan.

Air Marshal Asghar Khan was also called in a secret meeting in this regard. Bhutto told Yahya in this meeting that Awami League could be suppressed if thousands of Bengalis were killed. Then hanging on the case for treason, Sheikh Mujib hanging in the case, all problems end. Air Marshal did not want to be associated with this plan too.

Jamaat-e-Islami had created the original Nilonkasha in the killing of Bengali intellectuals in the then East Pakistan. The former Pakistan President Ayub Khan's Principal Secretary was Altaf Gauhar. He was a personal friend of Bangali intellectuals and editors of East Pakistan - such as Ittefaq's founding editor Tafazzal Hossain Manik Mia, Zahur Hossain Chowdhury of the sermons, literary and intellectual Shahidullah Kaiser. He was the first to reveal the role of Jamaat-e-Islami behind the creation of the original blue design of intellectual-killing.

After defeating Pakistan in 1971 war with Bangladesh, defeated defeated military junta Bhutto came to power. Bhutto could not see Altaf Gauhar. Altaf Gauhar escaped from the country in Bhutto's torture and took shelter in London and expressed his intention in English translation of Quran Sharif. During this time, he gave his speech in the speech at the Fountain Place in London, in his speech about genocide in Bangladesh, which was published in the London edition of Daily Jong.

Long ago, I still remember a statement of Altaf Gauhar. He said: 'Before a genocide in East Pakistan, there was a secret meeting between Yahya-Bhutto at Nathiangli. It was called central Jamaat leader Mia Tofail and Golam Azam of East Pakistan. There was an intelligence report from East Pakistan discussed. It was reported in the report that only if the arrest of Sheikh Mujib and suppressing Awami League, the rebellion in Bangladesh will not be suppressed. The intellectuals and their followers, the students of the Bengali intellectuals, have been planting all the movement seeds from state language movement to autonomy till the rebellion. Their leaders are Sheikh Mujib. His political program is the political mantra of most Bengalis regardless of dalitism.

In this meeting Jamaat leaders said that only if Awami League is suppressed their movement will not stop, twenty to thirty thousand people will not be killed. The independence and secularism that has been inserted into the minds of young generation of the Bengali people, to destroy Islam and build a pro-Pakistan Bengali, to free East Pakistan from the current Bengali intellectuals. That's why there is no harm in bloodshed. Only after the leadership of Sheikh Mujib's leadership and the destruction of these intellectuals, a new Bengali generation can be built for Islamic nationalism and Pakistan-sponsored. Bengali Muslims can be freed from the influence of Hindu language culture. According to Altaf Gauhar - At this meeting, the leadership of the Jamaat leader was given a list of Bengali intellectuals who did not believe in Pakistani ideology. According to that list, 1971, killing of ruthless intellectual killers took place in Bangladesh.

It is not about Altaf Gauhar, I know that after the genocide began in Bangladesh, a top-level meeting was held in the governor's house (now Bangabhaban) in Dhaka. His news and pictures were published in Dhaka's paper. Governor Tikka Khan, Pakistani General Rao Farman Ali, Nurul Amin, Hamidul Haque Chowdhury and Golam Azam were also present in the meeting. In the meeting, Golam Azam expressed his satisfaction over the destruction of "Ittefaq office and press office" in the fire, "two forts of Pakistan's enemies".

According to him, the cannabis attack on the Press Club and Shaheed Minar has been done right. Shaheed Minar will soon be converted into a mosque. Golam Azam said they prepared a list of enemies of Islam and Pakistan. Pakistani soldiers killed many of them on the night of March 25th. In the burning news office, a young intellectual, named Shahid Saber, was burnt alive while sleeping. Golam Azam expressed hope that insha Allah will soon be freed from the enemies of East Pakistan Islam and the Hindus in India. That is why it is necessary to destroy Sheikh Mujib and his wicked followers. At this time, the Jamaat government will cooperate in all the work.

Hitler's Niss Party's political philosophy was that if a nation is to remain loyal and possessed, then put them down before their independent and idealistic intellectuals, Hitler's Germany and many literary books are burned from the standards of Thomas. Many were killed and many were put in jail. World-renowned literary and philosopher Roma Rola wrote in Hitler's prison. "I will never rest" (I will not stop.) I will not stop fighting against fascism.

During the reign of Fascist Mussolini in Italy, many artists, literary and intellectuals were killed. Famous novelist Alberto Moravia escaped from the country and walked past ten years in the jungle. During the autocratic rule of Ayub in Pakistan, Alberto Moravia was invited to the Writers Guild's meeting sponsored by him. He rejected it and wrote that "I do not want to go to the country of second Mussolini."

The Pakistani fascist military junta failed to frustrate the country's independence struggle even by killing numerous unions and intellectuals in Bangladesh, and the leader of this struggle could not succeed even with the plot to hang him on the gallows, the original counsel of the killing of the Bengali Zulfikar Ali Bhutto himself was cruelly killed. . And Ghulam Azam, who created the list of intellectual killings in Bangladesh, was stuck in jail. Other war criminals were hanged on the hanging of Jamaat leaders.

Bangladesh is free today. Remembering the freedom of speech Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib, martyr intellectuals on March 25 and December 14, and millions of martyred men and women, remembering the martyr intellectuals of 1971, not only remembering yearly, but also in their dedication and literary school-college textbooks. The martyrs of four national leaders do not go to the forgotten chapter of history, they are the lighthouses of an independent nation's history. If this lighthouse is not there, the nation will be confused and distracted.

Even our current generation intellectuals are also carrying glowing lights for the intellectuals of 1971. They will be confused if they are not illuminated by this light, they will lose their way. As it appears to be a significant part of them. The autonomy of the intellectuals of 1971 was not successful. His evidence is Bangladesh's coup as a developing country under Sheikh Hasina's leadership. His journey towards becoming a hungry and hungry country from a "basketless basket" Bangladesh is now an important country in the politics of South-East Asia, the country's leader is awarded the title of "Mother of Humanity". Rabindranath asked, "The blood stream of the hero, the tears in the mother's neck will be lost in the dust."

Its only answer, did not. Rabindranath, you come to visit in Bangladesh today, there is sorrow, death, but all this has been overtaken by a tough attempt to proceed in front of him and fighting with him.