| শিরোনাম | সূত্র | তারিখ |
|---|---|---|
| ‘লেট পাকিস্তান স্পীক ফর হারসেলফ’ | ভারতের তথ্য ও বেতার মন্ত্রণালয় প্রকাশিত পুস্তিকা | ডিসেম্বর, ১৯৭১ |
LET PAKISTAN SPEAK FOR HERSELF
NOW 000
In ten days I might not the here in Rawalpindi, I will be off fighting a war.
(president Yahya Khan, reported by A.P. Nov. 25, 1971)
I will not meet Mrs. Gandhi, She doesn’t like my gust. But that doesn’t bother me because she is neither a woman nor a statesman by wanting to be both.
She does not have qualities of her father. If I have to meet her, I will say-shut up woman. Leave me alone.
(Interview with President Yahya Khan, Published in Le Figaro Paris, sept. 1,1971)
The people did not bring me to power. I came myself.
(President Yahya Khan at a press conference, reported in time magazine, aug. 2,1971.)
It is time for Jehad and not for party politics or transfer of power.
Maulvi Faird Ahmed, vice-President, Pakistan Democratic party. Pakistan Times, Lahore, May, 12. 1971.)
It is an exercise in futility to bring India to the right path through protests and warnings. She understands the language of force only and Pakistan should now follow only that course.
(Kohistan, Lahore. Aug. 6. 1971.)
Our army is fully prepared and now we do not need any notice for waging war.
(Big. Mohammad Yusuf, Deputy sub-Martial Law administrator, Jang, Karachi, sept. 10,1971.)
War with India would be the final one between the two nations and shall be fought on the basis of religion.
(sardar Abdul Qayyum Khan, President, Government of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Dawn, Karachi, sept. 19, 1971.)
The Pakistan Government should get the nation ready for jehad against India
(Chief of the Jamaat-e-Islami Party in Sindh Province, reported in jang, Karichi, sept. 29, 1971.)
