বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ তৃতীয় পত্র
(c) Revive owner-laborer production sharing practice to intensify cooperative labor in all fields.
(d) Maximize food production by cooperative labor in the utilization of all land, water, vegetable and animal resources of the village.
(e) Enhance local ingenuity in means and methods for maximization and diversification of village products from indigenous resources (through agriculture, arts, crafts, skills and industries); and maintain indomitable will for self-sustenance on just as much food, clothing, shelter, health, education, communication, culture and recreation, as can be produced in the village and obtained by friendly barter with neighboring areas.
2. Wartime Functions: To utilize village “fortress" as the primary shield and also a deadly weapon against the enemy, through following activities:
(a) Suppress enemy informers so effectively as to terrorize potential ones.
(b) Repare for faking, hiding and fleeing through enemy raids with essential products and stores.
(c) Continue socio-economic boycott of the enemy.
(d) Take custody of unauthorized firearms and ensure their proper use.
(e) Organise food, shelter, information, and assistance for Mukti Fouz. Pass on important information, particularly on disposition of enemy and his agents, through Bhitti Fouz Group Leader or prominent leader or worker for our cause in the locality.
67: C. WILLAGE GUARDS
Energetic and active villagers are to be selected by the Panchayet as a corps of Village Guards. Under command of the Panchayet Leader they will be employed at the forefront of all cooperative labors particularly for 'public' benefits, such as social order, flood control, embankment, drainage, irrigation, health, education and communication. In all their jobs the guards will be responsible for cleanliness and beautification of the village. Their special use in wartime actions above.
67: D. FINANCE Financial problems should not arise when the village activities are based on cooperative labor, pooling of resources and sharing of products. In any case, money, as the carrier of cheating and, corruption must be avoided to the utmost. And right now it is an enemy trap.
67: E. REMUNERATION. The Panchayet and the Village Guards will do primarily voluntary and honorary duties in addition to their normal occupations. A pre-agreed allocation of village products may be apportioned to them as their weekly or monthly honorarium;
