পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (চতুর্থ খণ্ড).pdf/৩৮২

3 5 2 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিল : চতুর্থ খন্ড শিরোনাম সূত্র তারিখ পাকিস্তান দূতাবাসের বাঙালী কর্মচারীর বাংলাদেশ সরকার ২৬ মে এবং ১ জুন, ১৯৭১ কলকাতা গমন সংক্রান্ত চিঠি ও তার উত্তর 6. S d/– A summary of the letter of Mr. Sanau LIah of IPEC Djakarta. Mr. Sanaullah is a senior Bengali Stenographer of the M/o Finance, on deputation to IPEC in Djakarta since 1967. His curriculum vitae is also enc. He thinks that because he is a Bengali and sympathetic to our cause, he has been transferred to W. Pakistan even though persons who joined the IPEC later than he did, are still continuing. He applied for leave but it was rejected (March 25th). He is being threatened with dire consequences if he does not join HQrs. immediately. Veiled threats have been given to him that he would be handed over to the Martial Law authorities to return. He is paying his own rents, etc. and is not getting pay for the last 2-months. He approached some prominent people, including ex-Ministers, for political asylum, but the prospect of getting asylum is not very bright because of political considerations on the part of Indonesian Govt. However, he has been told that he may stay on in D'Jakarta. He wanted to know if the Pakistan Government insisted on his expulsion from the country what the Indonesian Government's attitude would be? He was told that this can be dealt with at a later stage as the situation develops. In sum, he has failed to obtain a categorical assurance in this respect. Nevertheless, he is staying on in D'Jakarta. In the earlier portion of his finely"-written 5-page letter, he has given a detailed account of the injustices being committed by the West Pakistan Ambassador and other Westies on the Bengali members of staff. He has also given an account of the conflicting loyalties of the Bengalies in D'Jakarta to the cause of Bangladesh. According to him there are 9 Bengali officials there out of 22. and his own version is that barring one or two Bengalis almost all of them are reluctant to identify themselves openly with our cause. He wishes to know what he is expected to do now and how the Government of Bangladesh could help him. He fears that other Bangalies may face the same difficulty he is presently experiencing, in the very near future. He concludes his letter by emphasizing on the justice of our cause and exhorting all of us to have faith in God. PA to HOM 26.5.71