পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (তৃতীয় খণ্ড).pdf/৩৬৮

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বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ তৃতীয় পত্র 2. The Scheme calls for a fresh bitch of trainees every 15 days. Motivational training is to be given to all. Armed Forces Recruitment is then to take place as needed. From among those who may decline, or are not otherwise recruited, to join Armed Forces, the volunteers for Base-work are then to be given another 2 weeks of Methodical training. The two parts of the syllabus (see Para 68-72) are thus to be given simultaneously to the respectively succeeding Groups in each Camp. 3. However, the volume and timing of Armed Forces Recruitment being flexible the schedule may have to be changed even without notice. The Training Staff in each camp have therefore to cover as much of the Syllabus as fast as possible. The minimum essential coverage as in Para 71-72 has to be kept in view. 11. OUTLINE OF THE COURSE SYLLABUS —Abu Yousuf. A. THE NEED AND TIIE OBJECTIVE (Guerilla War: A Total War) 4. WHO will fight our war of independence and HOW'? It must be clear that the foreign powers will not fight for our independence. Whatever they may or may not do, whatever help they may or may not give we shall win or lose our independence exactly in proportion to our self-reliant efforts. We alone shall have to fight. 5. But who among us will fight and how? The foremost need is, of course, to train and arm as soon, and as many, of our young men as we possibly can to destroy the heinous enemy particularly with the tactics of Guerilla Fighters (Mukli Fouz). 6. But if destruction is the only training we give our armed fighters what will they do in their operational bases in between, or after, destroying the enemy? Unless we also train them in some constructive work, shall we not be turning out potential parasites, or even bandits, who will incur the hostility of the people, lose their "Safe Base" and thereby render themselves unfit for Guerilla warfare? Grounding in constructive base-work is therefore as essential as destructive training for our armed fighters. 7. But what about the other young men who remain beyond our capacity to arm? Shall we let their militant enthusiasm to turn into frustration and possibly even antagonism to our cause? Should we not enlist them also as active participants in our war effort by training them as Base-Worker, to operate as vanguard and rearguard to our armed forces for preparing and maintaining Safe Bases? 8. But what about the rest of the people of Bangladesh? Is there no active role for them in our war efforts? Are they to keep on helplessly depending on our armed fighters and to serve only passively as their safe bases? But even in that role, how are the villagers to maintain the safe bases? Militant words...... or from the Base-Worker, will not do. Because, the inhuman enemy is not stopping even at unlimited brutalities of murder, arson, loot and rape. With cold calculation he is now inducing a twin menace of