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.
Keep Reading →A rare photograph of Bengali Hindus fleeing Noakhali (1946) in the dead of night. The photograph was taken by renowned Indian photographer Sunil Janah, who worked as an assistant to American photographer Margaret Bourke-White. Sunil Janah had travelled to Noakhali around November.
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