Remembering Golahat massacre, a forgotten chapter of the 1971 Hindu genocide
Yesterday was the 51st anniversary of the infamous Golahat Hindu massacre in the Nilphamari district of Bangladesh. On June 13, 1971, 436 innocent Hindus were slaughtered, promising to reach India safely by train. On this day, the culvert and the railway line of Golahat turned into an ocean of corpses. The infamous Hindu massacre was […]
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Protest in US demanding recognition of the 1971 Hindu genocide
In 1971, Pakistani forces and their allied Islamists carried out one of the most heinous Hindu genocides in the history of mankind all over Bangladesh. One Hindu massacre after another was carried out in cold blood for almost nine months which is still not recognized worldwide. One such hellish Hindu genocide is the Chuknagar Hindu […]
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Republican Bob Lancia spoke out to recognize Hindu genocide in 1971
One of the most heinous murders on the list of state-sponsored genocide in the history of mankind was the Hindu genocide carried out by the Pakistan Army in Bangladesh in 1971. At that time Pakistan issued a fatwa stating that all freedom fighters would be marked as “Hindus” and their women looted as “Booty of […]
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‘My People Uprooted Ja Chillo Amar Desh’by Tathagata Roy. The Book captures the testimony of Bengali Hindu persecution during Bengal partition that has always been purposefully suppressed by historians and academicians in India.
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UK Journalist’s Exposé of the 1971 Genocide
On the 13th of June 1971, an article by Anthony Mascarenhas published in the UK’s Sunday Times exposed the brutal genocide of Bengalis (mostly Hindus) by the Pakistani regime. Mascarenhas’ family was forced to go into hiding. This article changed history. Reference: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-16207201
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East Bengali Hindu Refugees Meeting Syamaprasad Mukherjee
Shyama Prasad Mookerjee, the chief architect of West Bengal talks to refugees from East Pakistan who arrived after the 1950 Barisal Massacre, yet again wrongly named ‘riot’, it was merely part of the communal pogrom orchestrated by the Muslims fanatics to reduce the Hindu population in East Bengal/East Pakistan.
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