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EAST PAKISTAN DOCUMENTATION SERIES
TERROR IN EAST PAKISTAN
FOREIGN PRESS REPORTS
ON
ATROCITIES COMMITTED BY AWAMI LEAGUE
AND ITS COLLABORATORS
TERROR IN EAST PAKISTAN
Daily Mail, London, 3 April 1971:
Brian Rimmer:
The doomed men were 14 Punjabi merchants from West Pakistan living in the eastern city of Jessore.
The merchants-pictured here by a BBC Panorama team which reached Jessorewere rounded up, roped together and marched off by militia men.
Shortly after, western reporters came across their bodies.
They had been battered and stabbed. One man still writhed in his death agony.
Sunday Times London, 4 April 1971:
Nicholas Tomalin:
I was there with Alan Hart of BBC Panorama and a Bengali-speaking photographer, mohammed Amin.
We thought the troops and local citizens were about to attack but they then got other ideas.
Among each contingent arriving at HQ were tall, usually bearded Punjabis. Their hands were tied and they were being brutally pushed along by rifle-butts.
We thought the West Pakistani soldiers were attacking and scattered similarly, only to discover on a grass patch beside the road men freshly stabbed and bludgeoned, lying in still flowing pools of blood.
