পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (চতুর্দশ খণ্ড).pdf/৭৯১

7.59 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ চতুর্দশ খন্ড According to an unconfirmed non-official report the dead includes a woman and a four-year-old child. Some of the seriously wounded have been brought here for treatment in civil hospital. The casualty list includes Garos, non-Garo local residents and Bangladesh evacuees camped at Dalubazar and around. Replying to an adjournment motion, moved by Mr. Phani Bora leader of troops the Communist group, Mr. Choudhury said that the attacking Pakistani troops made some initial gains, but the ultimate victory has been with the Indian border Security Force, agencies continue. Mr. Choudhury shared the concern of members of both side of the House about Pakistan's aggressive activities along the Assam-East Bengal border and said: "It is too early to say how the situation will take a turn". The Chief Minister, however assured the House that the Indian Border Security Forces were fully prepared to met any eventuality. Giving details of the "unprovoked aggressive activities" of the Pakistani Army, the Chief Minister said that attacks had taken place in three different sectors stretching from Sutarkandi in the Karimganj sub-division of South Assam to Dalu in Meghalaya. The Chief Minister said that the Pakistani troops had captured the Indian border outpost of Sutarkandi and Jorapatta village in Karimganj sector yesterday afternoon. The Indian border security forces launched a counter-offensive later in the day and recaptured the two places. In the Garo Hills sector of Meghalaya, the Pakistani Army has been creating a tense situation by firing towards Dalu Tillapara and Chaipani areas. About 200 Pakistani Army personnel were reportedly patrolling at Tillapara, inside Indian territory this morning. They were chased out of the village after an exchange of fire in which both sides suffered some casualties said that Pakistani troops had been heavily shelling the Indian side of Latu village in Karimganj sector and Dalu outpost in Meghalaya-Garo Hills district. The troops burnt many houses in Indian villages and killed and kidnapped civilians. Mr. Choudhury said that though there was no Pakistani troops on the Indian soil now, the State Government was concerned about the aggressive posture of the Pak Government. The Chief Minister said that the Pakistani Army had directed firing towards the Sutarkandi outpost of the Indian Border Security Forces since the evening of May 23. According to latest reports reaching the Government a grim fighting was going on between the Pakistani Army and the Bangladesh liberation forces near the East Bengal village of Latu across the Indian village of Mohishashon in the Karimganj SectOr. Referring to the developments along the Garo-Hills Mymensingh sector of the Meghalaya East Bengal border, the Chief Minister said that the Pakistani troops had been restoring to heavy mortar shelling at Datu, Tillapara, and Chaipai areas since last night, creating a tense situation.