Home

Archive - Mar 26, 2013

Date

The bullet that pierces

টিউলিপ's picture
Submitted by fstulip [Guest] on Tue, 26/03/2013 - 11:20pm
Categories:

[justify]“Seems like these a**h*les are Bengalis. They want separation. Make them stand in a line.” We tried to pledge with them in a mixed language using Bengali and Urdu, “Please take us to your officers. Don’t kill us here. If we are proven guilty in a trial, we will not argue that decision.”

Protest Economist Article

অতিথি লেখক's picture
Submitted by guest_writer on Tue, 26/03/2013 - 9:42pm
Categories:

All we can send the following letter as protest against the article published by Economist.

You can also edit it before sending. Path forward, we can with help of law-years take the matter to the press council of UK and USA.

Let us work to make Economist say Sorry for their article.

Videos of Genocide - Dr. Nurul Ula

যাযাবর ব্যাকপ্যাকার's picture
Submitted by Jajabor.Backpacker on Tue, 26/03/2013 - 2:58am
Categories:

I went to sleep early on the night of 25th March. Had read in the newspapers that very day that an understanding between Bangabandhu and Yahya Khan would follow soon. So everyone was rather relaxed. We woke up in the middle of the night at the sound of a huge explosion.

The continuous firing and mortar noises began just after a short break. We took shelter in the passage between the bedroom and washroom to save ourselves from stray bullets. I couldn’t resist my curiosity and a while later crawled near the window to peek at what was happening outside.

Walking for Justice

অতিথি লেখক's picture
Submitted by guest_writer on Tue, 26/03/2013 - 2:43am
Categories:

A nation started walking in 1971. The country, Bangladesh creed for justice for 42 years. After all these years finally the time has arrived. International Crimes Tribunals (ICT) Bangladesh was set up in 2009 to try the collaborators who helped Pakistani army to commit crimes against humanity. Three verdicts came from the tribunal and the party who opposed the birth of Bangladesh Jamaat E Islami where most of the war criminals belong to, started severe unrest in Bangladesh including attacking, murdering, raping, looting assets of religious minorities, demolishing temples, police stations or other government set up.