farid,
you get to the right conclusion!
"It is sad that when someone tries to say truth, people like you label that person traitor or pass derogatory remarks."
right!
If it were not so tragic it would have been amusing how our "Patriotic" Historians skip over the tragedy of 71.
THREE million deaths and the countless rape of women is happily ignored by the media and population.
It seems to me that these people are simply not concerned with the rights of the Darker Race. I have heard many chauvanistic individuals refering to Bengladeshis as dark and inferior.
There can be no doubt that traces of ancient Aryan supression has left such Pakistanis with a deep inferiority complex.
How many times have we heard the creation of Bangladesh mentioned on National Television. To the new generations this incident of terrible magnitude is a blur. Even the text books are silent.
I commend Mr Farid, Mr Farouq who have spoken on this tragedy. I also join their voice in admiting to the murder of East Pakistan.
An apology to the people of Bangladesh is in order.
Resistance
People of the sub-continent are no different from any other large group of people. Factions exist in all countries. These factions include religious, racial and economic. In any modern nation, people are tolerant of others that are slightly different in some respect but are the citizens of the same country. This includes toleration of people of different religion. For some reasons, with the muslims of the sub-continent, fational intolerance has always been out of control. This lack of toleration of others epidemic caused the splitting of India, the senseless wars between India and Pakistan and the tragedy in Bangladesh.
We can all thank our maulvi teachers for teaching us this nonsense about not tolerating the kafirs!