পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (চতুর্দশ খণ্ড).pdf/৫৫২

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520 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ চতুর্দশ খন্ড Meanwhile rebels, whom officials describe as miscreants have exploded five bombs in various parts of East Pakistan's capital city during the past 24 hours. A bomb exploded in a leftist party office at a time when Right wing leader. Professor Golam Azam indicated that a National Government might be formed in Pakistan in the near future. Mr. Bhutto was likely to be included in the government. Prof. Azam also demanded that in the National Government the prime Minister, the Foreign Minister and the Finance Minister should be appointed from the East Pakistani leaders in order to win the confidence of the people of East Pakistan. Another blast badly damaged electric poles at Rampura, Malibagh area. Two bombs exploded in two Secondary High Schools, Armanitola. New Government High School and Rahmatullah High School. Both institutions were damaged, according to police source. One explosion badly damaged a petrol pump near Pak. Motors on Dacca Airport Road which also injured two persons, one of them reported to be serious. Dacca Mitford Hospital Source said that two more bullet-injured persons who were admitted there bringing such cases to 35 there from nearby Keraniganj area. A Pakistan Government spokesman said that the trial of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman "Is not over". Reports of scarcity and high prices of daily necessities are going in from the outlying districts and some 20 miles from various parts of Dacca City. An old man from Medini Mandal, some 22 miles south of Dacca City, Mr. Afzal Hussain, all the way her to buy some essential commodities such as kerosine oil and medicines. In Dacca City the government decided to sell kerosene oil to city dwellers only through their food ration cards. When I visited one of the fairprice shops, I found hundreds of people away from their normal work lined up from early dawn to midday for one gallon of oil per head. In the rural areas according to consumers there was practically no kerosene oil and all the local papers in their editorials appealed to the government to solve this problem. There has been an acute shortage of kerosene oil here since the day when Bengali rebels exploded and sunk an oil tanker at Chittagong port 80 percent of East Pakistan population use kerosene oil for lighting purposes after dusk and in the city areas, they use it for cooking purposes also. west | ASIAN TOPICAL TALKS PRESS REVIEW ON INDIA/PAKISTAN 2nd December 1971 By William Crawley (S) Reports from British correspondents in the press this morning say that Indian forces have cut the railway line at two points inside East Pakistan. Peter Hazelhurst in the Times reports from Delhi that Indian, troops have occupied sections of the rail line in the Hili region. Clare Hollingworth, writing in the Daily Telegraph from Dacca says that Indian artillery supported by Bangladesh guerrillas have also cut the rail link from Chittagong to Dacca and Comilla at Fenni, 38 miles north of Chittagong. Clare Hollingworth says that it appears that Indian operations have never been mounted at more than battalion level (600-800 men), and that the majority of attacks āfᏋ