পাতা:বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্র (ষষ্ঠ খণ্ড).pdf/৬১৫

579 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ ষষ্ঠ খণ্ড People's Republic of Bangladesh will be framed only by the elected representatives of the people. Bangladesh have nothing to do with a constitution to be framed by a special committee to be appointed by General Yahya Khan as announced today. The statement clearly reveals that the Army junta never had nor has any intention of real transfer of power to the people. At any rate the fight for liberation will go on and we have no concern whatsoever with the statement of Army rulers who have been rejected by the people... I fervently hope that all Government and peoples of the world will realize the game of General Yahya Khan and his Army, and come to the aid of unarmed civilian population of Bangladesh". Recently Justice Choudhury visited Netherlands at the invitations of the Dutch Labor party. He met members of different political parties and members of the Parliament of the Netherlands. The Permanent Committee of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands Parliament particularly met him and discussed the problems facing East Bengal. Justice Choudhury, who was accompanied by Mr. Mannan, an elected member to the National Assembly also paid a courtesy call on the Netherlands's Foreign Office. Action Committee Meeting A meeting was organized at Cardiff which was addressed by Mr. Justice A. S. Choudhury and Mr. A. Mannan, M.N.A. on the spot cash collections were made for the Bangladesh Relief Fund. Similar meeting were held during the fortnight all over the country. London has been quite active during the period. A procession was taken out to demonstrate at the American Embassy in protest for the reported supply of two shiploads of arms to Pakistan. An official, in the absence of the ambassador, received a letter which he promised to forward to Washington immediately. The demonstration was organized by the London Committee, Students' Action committee, Action Bangladesh. Women's Association and other sympathizing groups. A film was shown of the genocide by East Pakistan Army in Bangladesh particularly the city of Dacca, at the Conway Hall on 30 June under the auspices of the Students Action committee. Among the audience were a number of men and British Journalists. The editor of Bangladesh Newsletter took part in a discussion on Yahya's statement of policy with Mr. Mahmood Hashmi, editor of Mashriq and Mr. Ghazi, Chairman of the U. K. Branch of Bhutto's Peoples Party at the HBC on 29 June. The discussion has broadcast to Pakistan, India, the Middle East, Africa. TO STOP GENODICE & DEMAND RECOGNITION OF BANGLADESH A national rally in Trafalgar square on Sunday, 1 August at 2.00-6.00 p.m. A spokesman for the initial sponsors of the Rally: ACTION BANGLADESH (34 Stratford Villas, London, Nwl, The 485 2889), explained its purpose as follow: It has