পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (দ্বাদশ খণ্ড).pdf/৭৪৭

ԳՏ Տ বাংরাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ দ্বাদশ খন্ড certain country's intervention in Pakistan's internal affairs and resulted in the present tension in the subcontinent. So he has quarrel accused India of being the cause in the present conflict between India and Pakistan. Not only that but also for the tension that prevailed in that particular area. That is number one. The he goes on to accuse India further. Mr. Fu Hao said "it continued to exploit the question of refugees to interfere in the internal affairs of Pakistan and to carry out subversive activities against it and to obstruct the return of East Pakistan refugees”. This is accusation number two, That we are deliberately trying to prevent the refugees from going back. The third accusation is that so far as the Chinese people were concerned, it was nothing new to them because India had tried to interfere similarly in the Tibetan affairs and it was because of India’s interference that relations between China and India got worsened. These are three well pointed accusations brought against India. Sir, this particular accusation assumes significance in the light of our attempts to normalize our relations with China. We are trying our best and if the prime Minister has been correctly reported she even went to the extent of saying that the assai Chin problem also could be discussed. This is what had papered in the press I do not know whether she was correctly reported. So it means that the Aksai chin problem from which the whole china India conflict started in the days of pundit Nehru that also we are ready to sit at a table and discuss and find out a solution. This is our offer to China. And since we are prepared to come to some normal friendly relations with that country. I would like to ask whether the external affairs Minister has taken note of the implications of all these accusations. Every sentence has a poisoned barb to it. It is very pointed and they want to destroy the image that India has built throughout the last six months. Our effort has been to go and try and convince every country that it is not a question between India and Pakistan but it is really due to the military junta's policy of suppression that this particular affair has come to this pass and that India will be very happy if all the refugees go back and wants that all the refugees should go back until Islamabad military junta changes its attitude Now the Chinese delegation has tried to completely subvert this and they have called India responsible for all that has happened here. In view of all this I would like to know whether the prime minister and the foreign minister will take note of the unchanged attitude that china has maintained during the last so many years and even now. It not only accuses India about this affair but also says that it is in keeping with its policy which was manifest so far as the Tibetan affair was concerned that India has a continuous policy of interfering in the affairs of other countries and trying to get benefit out of that so I would like to know what the specific reasons are and how far this particular observation this accusation in the U.N. which is after all a world forum going to affect our attempts to normalize our relation with China. SARDAR SWARAN SINGH: Sir, with regard to the three specific point's which the hon. Members has pin- pointer from the statement of the Chinese Delegate before the Third U.N. Committee, there are clear reactions of the Government contained in the Statement that I read out in the beginning and I need not refer to the specific sentences.