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Brave Bihari Veterans Shares Heart Wrenching Story Of Supreme Sacrifice And Utter Bravery During The 1971 indo-PAKISTAN War:
The state of PAKISTAN has officially recognized the Brave Bihari Brothers and War Veterans, who spilled their Blood during for the Sacred Country PAKISTAN while fighting against the indian state sponsored and indian state funded terrorist during the 1971 War in East PAKISTAN.
For more than five decades, the Bihari Brothers have been recognized as the citizens of PAKISTAN and the State of PAKISTAN has also acknowledged their Supreme Sacrifices and acts of Valor and Courage during the PAKISTAN-india 1971 War.
While narrating the events of the 1971 War, the Brave Bihari Brothers shared the ordeal through which they have to suffer, while fighting for the Green Crescent Flag of this Sacred Country PAKISTAN.
The Veterans also exposes the lies of the world’s number terrorist country, india, for its role in the 1971 War.
They narrate the true events that how the indian army and indian state sponsored mukti bahini terrorist killed millions of Brave Pro-PAKISTANI War veterans during the 1971 War.
All the PRO-PAKISTANI Bihari Veterans, belonging to the Chittagong and Dhaka, still prefer to call the Bangladesh as the part of PAKISTAN.
In 1971, the indian state sponsored and indian state funded terrorist elements butchered thousands of Brave Bihari Brother for staying loyal to the Sacred Country PAKISTAN.
The World Terrorist Country, india, provided all out militarily, economic and logistic support to its train terrorist group mukti bahini during the 1971 War.
According to Lawrence Lifschultz, South Asia correspondent for Far Eastern Economic Review, Mukti Bahini leader, Abdul Kader Siddiqui, “personally bayoneted” non-Bengalis to death and the entire incident was filmed by foreign film crews whom Siddiqui had invited to witness the gory spectacle.
An American journalist Sharmila Bose also exposes the lies of the indian government about the so-called massacre for Bengalis by the PAKISTAN Security Forces.
“Claims of the dead in various incidents wildly exceeding anything that can be reasonably supported by evidence on the ground – ‘killing fields’ and ‘mass graves’ were claimed to be everywhere, but none was forensically exhumed and examined in a transparent manner,” Sharmila Bose writes.
The Staff Officer to indian gen manekshaw, Brigadier dapinder singh said in book ‘Soldering with Dignity’ that “We prepared Mukti Bahini. Some of them were clad in PAKISTAN ARMY uniform and tasked to loot and rape in East PAKISTAN.”
Thousands of Bihari Men, Women and Children were killed by the indian state sponsored and indian state funded mukti bahini terrorists during the 1971 war.
“Thousands of Bihari women were raped and tortured by the Mukti Bahini, writes Yasmin Saikia, a distinguished American international history scholar, in her book ‘Women, War and the Making of Bangladesh,” said Ysamin Saikia, a distinguished history scholar.
Unsung Behari Heroes of Sacred Country PAKISTAN:
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Story of Dilsher Ali Ansari:
A 67 Year old Dilsher Ali Ansari is one of the Patriotic Son and the 1971 War Veteran of the Sacred Country PAKISTAN, who has spilled his blood for this Sacred Country during the 1971 india-PAKISTAN War.
Dilsher Ali Ansari, a Bihari veteran of the East Pakistan Civil Armed Forces, was one of the war prisoners in Bangladesh – a group of people that suffered a fatal blow to its Pakistani identity following the creation of Bangladesh.
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He said that we respect the Sacred Country PAKISTAN as we respect a Mosque.
He said that our only crime was to support the PAKISTAN during the indo-PAKISTAN War of 1971.
“We respect PAKISTAN as much as we respect a mosque,” said 67-year old 1971 War Veteran Dilsher Ali Ansari with tearful eyes.
“It is the first time in the past five decades that PAKISTANI institutions have started recognizing us and holding events to honor the sacrifices that we made,” Dil Sher Ansari said.
“After being released from the prisoners’ camp, we were abandoned before being given a three-day stay at the Rangers Headquarters upon our arrival in PAKISTAN via Wagah Border,” he said.
More than 20,000 Brave Bihari Brothers were massacred alone in the Khulna Jute Mills alone, by the indian state sponsored mukti bahini and indian army.
“Finally, we feel like we have arrived at the destiny, the beacon of safety, we had set out for,” said Dil Sher with tearful eyes.
We respect Pakistan as much as we respect a mosque,” Dilsher Ali Ansari, 67, told The Express Tribune as tears welled up in his eyes.
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Hi give full credit to the CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa for recognizing the Supreme Sacrifices and Valor Acts of the Brave Bihari Brothers for the Sacred Country PAKISTAN.
“COAS General Bajwa has started gathering details about the Bihari community from across PAKISTAN,” 1971 War Veteran Dil Sher Ansari said.
“We are still ready to sacrifice our lives for PAKISTAN,” he added.
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Ehtemamuddin Gohar:
Ehtemamuddin Gohar, 70 years old, is another Brave Son of the Sacred Country PAKISTAN, who also stood firmly for the Sacred Country PAKISTAN against the aggression of indian armed forces and indian state sponsored and indian state funded terrorist elements.
“Taking a bullet for Pakistan would mean that the purpose of life has been fulfilled,” veteran Ehtemamuddin Gohar, 70, said with a lump in his throat as he swallowed a wistful sigh.
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He categorically made it clear despite our old-age figure, we are fully committed to die the Sacred Country PAKISTAN in this age also.
“We are all old and frail now, but if the need arises, we can at least be used as sandbags. Taking a bullet for PAKISTAN would mean that the purpose of life has been fulfilled,” 1971 War veteran Ehtemamuddin Gohar said.
“We were not just resisting the advances of a single entity. All of us were simultaneously fighting the forces belonging to Mukti Bahini, the Bengal Regiment and above all, the indian forces. All three of them at the same time,” said Ehtemamuddin Gohar.
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Muhammad Alauddin, 67 years old:
Muhammad Alauddin is another Brave Son of the Sacred Country PAKISTAN, who sacrificed his everything for the Sacred Country PAKISTAN.
“After being released from the prisoners’ camp, we were abandoned before being given a three-day stay at the Rangers Headquarters upon our arrival in Pakistan via Wagah Border,” the veterans went on to narrate.
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While narrating the events of the 1971 War, Muhammad Alauddin said, “December always makes us comfortable.”
“We were left on our own. For years, our families somehow managed to be content with the thought that we were dead. Later, we emerged out of as war prisoners when our whereabouts were announced on the radio,” said Muhammad Alauddin.
