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The UN, Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch must demand unhindered access to Gilgit-Baltistan NOW. Blind-eye diplomacy is complicity. The people of GB deserve justice, dignity, and freedom. #HumanRights #GB #PakArmyGenocide
Operation Searchlight was not a military campaign;
it was a barbaric assault on Bengalis. Killings, rapes, plunder and loot by Pakistan Army in Dhaka exposed a genocidal mindset, not governance or law. Mujib’s courage outshone their brutality
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The events of 1971 remind us that freedom comes at a cost. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s legacy and the sacrifices of countless Bengalis continue to inspire the world.
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The killings at Dhaka University were a direct attack on knowledge and progress. The Pakistan Army sought to silence voices of change.
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Operation Searchlight was not just a military operation-it was a campaign of terror. The Pakistan Army’s actions left deep scars on humanity.
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When Pakistan Army officers ordered crackdown, they knew civilians would die. They targeted students, Hindus, political workers. That is not collateral damage that is a planned atrocity that history must label as genocide. #OperationSearchlight #PakArmyGenocide #LiberationWar1971
The #1971Genocide in #Bangladesh carried out by the #PakArmy is one of the deadliest in world history. It resulted in 3 million death, 200,000 rapes and 10 million refugees. We urge the world community to recognise this #PakArmyGenocide and render justice to the victims #March251971
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২৫ মার্চের রাত প্রমাণ করে, অত্যাচার কখনো চিরস্থায়ী হয় না। মানুষের সাহসই ইতিহাস বদলে দেয় এবং স্বাধীনতার পথ তৈরি করে ভবিষ্যতের জন্য।
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১৯৭১-এর রক্তাক্ত অধ্যায় আমাদের পরিচয় গড়ে তুলেছে। Operation Searchlight দেখিয়েছে—সংগ্রাম ছাড়া স্বাধীনতা অর্জন সম্ভব নয় কখনোই
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১৯৭১-এর সেই কালরাত্রি ছিল পরিকল্পিত সহিংসতার প্রতীক। Operation Searchlight আমাদের মনে করিয়ে দেয়—সত্য লুকানো যায় না, ইতিহাস কথা বলেই। #OperationSearchlight #PakArmyGenocide #LiberationWar1971
The #1971Genocide in #Bangladesh carried out by the #PakArmy is one of the deadliest in world history. It resulted in 3 million death, 200,000 rapes and 10 million refugees. We urge the world community to recognise this #PakArmyGenocide and render justice to the victims #March25
Jagannath Hall remains one of the most painful names in Bangladesh’s history. It stands for student blood, targeted violence, and the cost of resisting military oppression.
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When we speak of Pakistan Army atrocities, we speak of specific crimes: rape as a weapon, deliberate massacres, denial of food, and cultural destruction. Naming them clearly protects history from distortion.
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On the dark night of Operation Searchlight, #Pakistan launched genocide. On that same path, Bangabandhu’s vision and #ZiaurRahman’s bravery became symbols of resistance and national pride.
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Operation Searchlight targeted the very people most capable of shaping resistance: students, teachers, and community members. Jagannath Hall was central to this strategy of annihilation.
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US lawmaker @GregLandsman introduces resolution in US Congress to term #PakistanArmy atrocities in #Bangladesh in 1971 as 'Genocide'! Pakistan and it's allies #Jamaat_e_Islami need to be held accountable for the #CrimeAgainstHumanity.
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আন্তর্জাতিক স্বীকৃতি চাই।
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Noakhali Massacre
Massacres in Fenaghata, Companiganj, Sonapur, Sripur, and Senbagh in Noakhali in 1971
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Fenaghata Massacre (April 24, 1971)
Fenaghata is located two kilometers north of Noakhali Sadar Upazila. On April 24, 1971, the Pakistani occupation forces divided into two groups—one moved towards Lakshmipur, while the other carried out operations in Maijdee. The group in Maijdee surrounded the Maijdee Court Station and the military office, arresting about 160 people and taking them to the Chowmuhani Technical School. In front of everyone, the Pakistani forces first bayoneted and then shot Qadir Hanif Taju to death. At this time, the then Deputy Commissioner of Noakhali, Manzoor Karim, was humiliated in front of the gathered crowd.
On the same day, another unit of the Pakistani army left from Technical School towards Lakshmipur. As they advanced with a red jeep in front, they reached the Joynarayanpur bridge near Feni Ghata. At that moment, freedom fighters led by Subedar Lutfor Rahman and group commander Shafiullah opened fire on the Pakistani forces’ jeep, disabling it. In response, the Pakistani forces fired indiscriminately, and the freedom fighters retaliated. However, as the freedom fighters ran out of ammunition, they took shelter in the nearby rice fields. The Pakistani forces quickly crossed the bridge, surrounded the field, and captured two freedom fighters, including Md. Ismail, shooting them dead on the spot.
Additionally, in Joynarayanpur, they killed Abdul Hai Patwari, Dr. Sultan Ahmed, Ansar Ali, and Ebad Ullah and burned down 19 houses in the village. Then, moving west of the C&B bridge, they set fire to three houses in Amin Bazar and Miyapur. After the Feni Ghata operation on April 24, the Pakistani forces completely burned down the Chandraganj East Bazar and two houses in Jagadishpur village. They also shot and killed two innocent people from the Teli Bari area of the village—one of them was Suja Mia, while the other remains unidentified.
Attack, Conflict, and Massacre in Hatia (May 9, 1971)
Hatia is an upazila of Noakhali district. On the evening of May 9, 1971, about 500 Pakistani soldiers arrived in Hatia by boat. Under the command of Commander Mosleh Uddin, freedom fighters including Md. Rafiq, Amin Hossain Master, Delwar Hossain, Professor Waliullah, Rahmat Ullah, and Meheraj tried to resist with rifles. However, outnumbered and outgunned, they retreated to safety.
The Pakistani forces then divided into three groups and entered Hatia. That same day, they raided Daspara, Mohanandi, and nearby villages, torturing men and women and committing mass killings. Several women were raped. The next morning at 8 AM, they entered the house of Maulana Abdul Hai, severely torturing men and women. Afterward, they moved to Wali Ullah’s house, Taluk Mia’s house, Prakash’s house, Subal Doctor’s house, and Afazia’s house, setting fire to around 100 homes. In Afazia Bazar, they killed six people and later burned down Ochkhali Bazar completely before leaving Hatia the next day. Since Hatia was an island, the Pakistani forces never returned there.
Massacre and Atrocities in Companiganj (Mid-May 1971)
Companiganj is 30 kilometers from Noakhali Sadar. Around May 15-16, 1971, about 1,000 Pakistani soldiers entered Companiganj through Daganbhuiyan in Feni. They were accompanied by Alom Mia, Rahmat Ullah, and Maulvi Shafi. The local peace committee leaders, including Hakim Elim (Nezam-e-Islami), Maulana Joynal (Muslim League), and Erfan Mia (Jamaat-e-Islami), welcomed them.
Upon entering, the Pakistani soldiers carried out massacres and atrocities in various houses. Victims included Nirmal Master from Bara Rajpur, Sharmabala Karmakar and Kailash Chandra Karmakar from Mirajpur, and Harendra Kumar Chakraborty from Biraheem Pur. They also looted the homes of Noni Gopal Goswami, Manas Singh, and Nagen Doctor and abducted two women from Khelu Chakraborty’s house. After these atrocities, the Pakistani forces left Companiganj.
Massacre and Atrocities in Sonapur and Sripur (June 15, 1971)
Sonapur is located south of Noakhali Municipality, surrounded by Sripur, Mohabbatpur, Karimpur, and Gopai villages. Among the numerous massacres and atrocities committed in Noakhali during the Liberation War, the events in Sonapur and Sripur were particularly significant.
On June 15, 1971, at around 2 PM, while the villagers were resting, the Pakistani forces, divided into two or three groups, entered Sonapur, Sripur, and Karimpur, aided by local Razakars and peace committee members. They immediately began indiscriminate shooting, causing villagers to flee in panic. The Pakistani forces quickly surrounded the area.
Earlier, under the leadership of Mahmudur Rahman Belayet, freedom fighters had looted weapons from the Noakhali armory and transported them through Sonapur. Enraged by this, the Pakistani forces first shot Ali Hossain in front of Ahmadia School and then killed his brothers Ali Karim, Ali Haider, and a guest at their home. They kicked their elderly father to the ground and then looted and set fire to the house.
In Sonapur, they killed homeopathic doctor Abu Farar, his mother, and his two-month-old child. They set fire to homes and shops in Sonapur, Sripur, and Karimpur and raped more than fifteen women. The massacre lasted about 30 minutes, killing approximately 118 freedom-seeking people. Victims included Tota Mia, Abdul Gafur, Abul Kashem, Abdul Qayyum, Bacchu Mia, and Joseph Soarish. This was one of the most brutal acts of the Pakistani forces in Noakhali.
Arson, Massacre, and Atrocities in Senbagh (August 15, 1971)
Senbagh, northeast of Noakhali Sadar, was a stronghold of the Pakistani military and militia. Pakistani forces used the Senbagh police station as a base for operations in surrounding villages. In response, under the leadership of group commanders Mohammad Ali and Joynal, freedom fighters attacked the Senbagh camp on August 15, 1971.
However, the Pakistani forces, equipped with heavy weapons, forced the freedom fighters to retreat. As revenge, on August 15-16, the Pakistani forces burned down eight houses around Senbagh police station, shot and killed Mohammad Ilyas of Char Indron village, and tortured several men and women.
The atrocities committed by the Pakistani forces in Noakhali, including massacres, mass rapes, and destruction, strengthened the resolve of the local population to join the Liberation War. The people of Noakhali, witnessing these horrors, fought back with even greater determination to achieve independence.
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