পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (ষষ্ঠ খণ্ড).pdf/৫৩৫

499 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ ষষ্ঠ খণ্ড Geography, history, traditions, culture, language, literature, aptitude and ambition, attitude towards life, make Bengalis totally a different nation from the West Pakistanis. It is a truth. None can deny or defy. The 24 year’s history of Pakistan could not deny these. So two separate policies were in practice. The countries those supply aid to Pakistan will bear it out. Had the country been one there would have been no customs barriers, and formalities, the price of commodities would not have differed so fantastically. Had the country been one, the majority would not have been deprived of power and privileges, there would have been no such hate and blood for the Bengalis. Had the country been one so indiscriminate massacre could not have been there, the propagandist of integrity failed to realize that integrity can not be achieved in hate and blood. Islam? The less is said about, it, the better. The Pakistani hawks who literally float in the drums of whisky and Champaign, who in lust flirt, dishonor, rape the women, who in greed kill the people, oppress the believers of other faith, loot the properties, burn the houses, forfeit the right to utter the sacred word “Islam” which means “Peace and complete submission to the Creator”. These people have brought slur on Islam. They are trying to destroy the pristine beauty of the religion. Under the name of Muslim (Tikka Khan is no Arabic, bears no meaning) they are ‘Munafiks' (hypocrates) and are out to bring dishonor and to defame Islam. The private and public lives of these hypocrites are quite contradictory to Islamic laws. People of Bangladesh of whom 85% are Muslims do not believe in these hoax. So the truth is, the people of Bangladesh are determined to clear the soil of Bangladesh by driving out occupation forces. The truth is Bangladesh is an independent, sovereign state, the eighth biggest state of world with its 75 million people, has come to stay. The truth which Time (International) on its issue of August 23, 1971 could see, “With hopes for a United Pakistan all but ended by the civil war, keeping Mujib alive would leave open one last option, negotiating the divorce of East and West in peace rather than war.”