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    • Pranab Dhal Samanta Tags : world, bangladesh, crisis Posted: Sunday , Mar 01, 2009 at 0201 hrs

    Two more mass graves, bdr commander’s wife’s body found

    • Bangladesh’s toll touches 77, could cross 100, unknown number of people still missing

    • More than 50 bodies recovered on Friday, many from a mass grave, others from sewers and canals

    • BDR commander Major-General Shakil Ahmed among the dead

    • Two more mass graves found in the BDR compound on Saturday, another 10 bodies found, including that of Ahmed’s wife

    • More than 200 fugitive BDR soldiers detained

    • Brigadier-General Moinul Hossain named new BDR chief

    • Bangladesh observes day of mourning on Saturday

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    More mysteries related to February Massacre in BangladeshBy: Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury | 03-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward Two Chinese nationals, named Tang Yunpeng, 30, and Xang Zhaoua, 28, came out of the BDR Headquarters in the afternoon on February 26 after the bloody massacre which started on February 25. It is a great mystery as to what these foreign nationals were doing inside the headquarters of the paramillitary forces of Bangladesh. Recovery of two binoculars and the belts of SMGs confuses the army and others investigators as these are used neither by the Bangladesh Army and BDR nor by any other government agencies. The investigators are also having a strong question as to what police was doing since they entered the premises on evening of February 26, 2009 and a number of influential figures in the government, including Jahangir Kabir Nanak and Mirza Azam as well the Home Minister were frequently visiting the place. From various sources it is although confirmed that, in the name of keeping army away from the BDR headauqarters, mutineers/killers were allowed with a safe exit point to flee.
    Dhaka rebels reveal plot to provoke Army, topple GovtBy: Suresh Rao | 01-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward In 2004 when thetrucks laden with arms were seized , it was a golden opportunity for Indian Intellegence to have eliminated Salauddhin Chaudhry. As usual we procastrinated and lost a golden opportunity and this emboldened the terrorists Gosd alone knows how many Army personnel were lost since 2004. Successive Indian Governments have failed to act decisively and the consequences have been there for every one to see. Unless the Indian Government launches punitive strikes as and when required India will continue to bleed as we have in the past. SHAME ON THE COWARDLY UPA GOVERNMENT FOR ITS IMPOTENCE
    UPA..UPA..UPA..fed up!By: Hassan | 02-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward Wow what a srike on UPA!.People find it quite amuzing to bring UPA in whatever manner when something happens around the world.During BJP's tenure, the most shameful act they did was, they freed dreadful terrorists like Masood Azhar and two of his companions.It was not counted as minority appeasement, i wish!
    UPA..UPA..UPA..fed up!By: Jeevan | 03-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward Hi Hassan, you are right, these BJP people are back to their nonsensical act of blaming BJP. They have no constructive point to work upon, and so they restore to blame games, which are really worthless. These guys will never learn. They are not fit to be even in opposition, since they oppose each and every thing, without thinking. Foolish people.
    BDR RevoltBy: Swapan Chakravarthy | 01-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward Bangladesh is divided since 1971 between those who are pro-Pak and those who are anti-Pak. The loyalty in the military is and has always been with being Pro-Pak. The killers of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman are still at large and every effort of getting them to stand trial remains to be a remote dream. While one can wish the best for Bangladeshis, the gruesome event should be read as a confirmation of ISI's growing influence that affects India. It is time we looked beyond Obama and his team and developed our social engineering skills to combat the demonic forces hell bent on creating conflict.
    Dhaka rebels revolt...By: k p chandra | 01-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward India needs to keep a close vigil on the developments in Bangladesh, since BD is a part of the larger conspirarcy against India. Political parties like BNP are anti-India and during its rule, has helped all the insurgent groups working against India. Further a large section of the BDR are in constant touch with Pak ISI and other terrorist groups. The grand design is to bleed India from all sides - from Indonesia, from Bangladesh, from Pakistan and even through the insurgent groups and terrorist outfits inside India. India should help the Govt of Seikh Hasina to restore control and order. Subsequent inquiries to the revolt by BDR will through many more questions. It is time to keep a close watch.
    Paki role everywhereBy: Kumar | 01-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward Fact: Any Problem Anywhere in the World is directly or indirectly related to the Terrorist Infested nation: pakistan. Poeple supporting these terrorists and indirectly appeasing minorities for their votes: Congress in another terrorist party.
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