পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (দ্বাদশ খণ্ড).pdf/৫৬৫

○○。 বাংরাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ দ্বাদশ খন্ড him the facilities to come here; otherwise, this man has been watched in England. He has not been allowed to enter France or Germany. How is it that the British Government allowed him to leave from an airport or by ship just at this moment? I am not making any question as to his other bona fides. His politics is bad enough. The Government should deal with this question. SHRI KRISHAN KANT(Haryana):Sir, this question has been rattling the minds of many people in this country. I am sorry until now there is no statement from the Government whether Tariq Ali even came to India or not. My feeling is that it is a deeply laid Chinese game involving both Mohammad Toha and Tariq Ali in order to weaken both Bangladesh and West Bengal so that the Chinese can fish in the troubled waters in these areas. That is why I said in my speech on the last occasion that Government should take immediate steps for the solution of the Bangladesh problem. In the desire to prolong, the movement in Bangladesh Mohammad Toha and Tariq Ali will weaken the whole of India. I would like to know how Tariq Ali came here and after he came how he went back to write articles. SHRIBHUPESH GUPTA: Going back is not important, SARI KRISHAN KANT: The whole operation of coming here, visiting people and going back is important. I would request the home Minister to investigate into this. SHRI A.G. KULKARNI: The Home Minister is here. He should make a statement. He must say something. SHRIBHUPESH GUPTA: Trotskyites have sent him. When the Spanish civil war was being fought, Trotskyites disrupted it. The Trotskyites disrupted the United Front in France when they were fighting Fascism and Hitler. The record of Trotskyites is disruption of great mass struggles. This, I fear, is something going to be attempted here in this country. SHRI KRISHAN KANT: The Minister must come out with a statement. THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS SHRI K.C.PANT: We have no information that this matter will be raised. Therefore, I cannot make any statement. SHRIA.G.KULKARNI; Will you promise any inquiry? I can understand that he has no information. But when Members of Parliament bring this to his notice, he should inquire into this. It is a national demand. MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: What would be the attitude of the Government to the points made here? Do you want to make any statement? SHRI K.C.PANT: There are so many avenues open to Members to put questions, calling attention notices, etc. We do not have any previous intimation that the matter is going to be realized here. We have to be very careful and see that whatever we say here is properly processed and for that purpose we have to come prepared for these things. I would not like to make any impromptu statement. I agree with the sentiments expressed.