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NATIONS URGED RECOGNISE BANGLADESH

(From Our Special Correspondent)

 New Delhi Sept 20.- The International conference on Bangladesh today called upon Governments of the world to recognize the Bangladesh Government and to stop all military assistance to the West Pakistani regime.

 It declared in a resolution that the political struggle of the people of Bangladesh should be viewed by the international community as a national struggle for freedom.

 It appealed to Government and people across the world to offer immediate and effective assistance to the Bangladesh Government.

 Such assistance the resolution said might mean military aid to some nations and individuals to others this might imply economic and non-violent aid.

 Bangladesh had all the characteristics of a sovereign nation and the people’s Provisional Government of Bangladesh based on the will of the people could alone speak for them, the resolution said.

 It requested members of the United Nations to place the Bangladesh problem before all organs of the international body as a violation of human rights and as a threat to world peace.

 More than 150 delegates from 24 countries spread over all the continents assembled for the conference which was the first international gathering in support of the Bangladesh liberation movement.

 Among the delegates about 65 were from 23 foreign countries. They included former prime Ministers and Foreign Ministers, members of parliament from several countries, leading intellectuals and distinguished publicists besides men and women dedicated to the cause of peace.

 It was obvious at the end of the conference that in spite of minor difference on the nature of assistance that could be extended to the liberation movement all the delegates now have a better appreciation of the problem.

 On their return home many of the delegates would plunge themselves into action to organize help for the Bangladesh people and the movement for the liberation of the country from Pakistani repression.

 Differences among the delegates about the nature of assistance came to the open at the concluding session.