"kill our president"

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    eka boruwak me war ekata India walinuth godak sap eka hambela thiyenawa
    ratawal sap kalalu.ape lokata mokuth wenne na.
     

    lokunangi

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    sEE_dA_trUth said:
    yeah.. it may b true..

    not only raw.. ai CIA eka..

    oya hama ekatama prashnayak rajjuruwo inna eka..
    raja innakan lankawa unta ona widiyata namma ganna bane..

    habai ithin ekekhari awoth ehema prabakaran ta una de 2nd edition thamai untath...
    :yes:
     

    Reshmi85

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    Watching you...........
    lokunangi said:
    Is this the comment?----------------------------------Indian RAW is planning to kill our president,be arefull, same thing happen in 70's to Bungladesh mujifur Rahman Posted By: wikramatunge-----------------------------------------------------------------I checked.....What is the mean. I do not undstand.-----------------------------------------------------------------Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur RahmanFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, searchSheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founding leader of Bangladesh, was assassinated in his own residence in a military coup in the early hours of August 15, 1975 while he was serving as the self-declared life-long president of the country.Contents1 Background 2 Conspirators 3 Events 4 Aftermath 5 Trial 6 See also 7 References BackgroundFollowing the independence of Bangladesh (Dec 1971), Mujib was released from custody in Pakistan. He became the Prime Minister and later President of the newly formed state. With an intention to establish communism step by step, he soon established a system of one-party rule (see BAKSAL), banned all the newspapers except four government publications, and declared himself life-long president through a constitutional amendment in early 1975. His declaration of one party rule was opposed by many political opponents and, allegedly,[citation needed] CIA used this to increase propaganda against him. Corruption started to spread during those initial years of Bangladeshi independence. Other major challenges which Mujibur Rahman had to face included the humanitarian disaster (roads, banks, markets, houses & schools were destroyed)that was left behind after the 1971 war, which culminated in a devastating famine in 1974. The main charges against Mujib included nepotism and misgovernance. Public discontent increased as people's purchasing power plummeted and there was no sign of any improvement. The military was also not in control.[edit] ConspiratorsSyed Faruque Rahman, Abdur Rashid, Sharful Haque Dalim, all Majors in the Bangladesh Army and veterans of Mukti Bahini, hatched a conspiracy, the standard account of which is chronicled in Bangladesh: A Legacy of Blood by Anthony Mascarenhas, Hodder and Stoughton, 1986 Khondaker Mostaq Ahmed, an Awami League cabinet minister under Mujib rule, agreed to take over the Presidency. Journalist Lawrence Lifschultz paints an alternative picture of the conspiracy, implicating Mustaque and even the CIA as participants [1][2]. It is alleged that the chief of the army General Shafiullah and defence intelligence were unaware of the conspiracy. However, Mujib relied more on Rakshi Bahini, a militia, rather than army, for his ultimate security. EventsIn the early morning of August 15, 1975, the conspirators were divided into 3 groups. One group attacked Mujib's house in road number 32, Dhanmondi Residential Area in the Dhaka city . Mujib was killed on the stairs, and all the members of his family were also executed except for his two daughters who were in Germany at the time. Two other groups of soldiers killed Sheikh Fazlul Haque Moni, Mujib's nephew and influential leader of Awami League, and Abdur Rab Serniabat, Mujib's brother-in-law, and a minister of the Government. Three months later, four major leaders of Awami League, Tajuddin Ahmed, Mansur Ali, Syed Nazrul Islam and AHM Kamruzzaman were arrested and jailed (they would later be murdered in jail on November 4, 1975).AftermathDictated by the coup masterminds, Khondaker Mustaq Ahmed assumed presidency and the participating army officers became the de-facto leaders of the country. They were later toppled by yet another coup led by General Khaled Mosharraf on November 3, 1975. Mosharraf himself was killed in a counter coup on November 7, which installed General Ziaur Rahman in power. In the meanwhile Faruque Rahman, Rashid, and the other army officers had been promoted to the rank of Lt. Colonels. They were exiled in Libya and other countries, and were given several diplomatic posts in Bangladesh missions abroad. Faruque later returned and founded the Bangladesh Freedom Party.TrialThe military took no action like court martial against the military officials who masterminded and participated in the coup. No case was also registered with the police either by relatives of Mujib or his party men. In fact the conspirators could not also be tried in court of law on the charge of assassination, because the Indemnity Ordinance passed by the government under president Khondaker Mustaq Ahmed and participated in by followers of Mujib gave them a blanket pardon for any acts committed on August 15, 1975. However, when the Awami League, led by Mujib's daughter, Sheikh Hasina, won the election in 1996, it repealed the ordinance. The Bangabandhu murder trial commenced, and Faruque, and some other coup leaders were arrested. Rashid, however, escaped arrest as he was reportedly in Libya. The trial ended in death sentences for Faruque and the major coup leaders. However, the sentences are yet to be carried out. Four petitions seeking permission to file appeals remained pending due to a shortage of judges in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court (SC) since August 2001. On June 18, 2007, one of the conspirators who had been sentenced to death, Mohiuddin Ahmed, was extradited to Bangladesh from the United States. On August 07, 2007, the murder case hearing resumed after 6 years.[3].
     

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    The Research and Analysis Wing [RAW] is India's foreign intelligence agency. RAW has become an effective instrument of Indian national power, and has assumed a significant role in carrying out India's domestic and foreign policies. RAW has engaged in espionage against Pakistan and other neighboring countries. It has enjoyed the backing of successive Indian governments in these efforts. Working directly under the Prime Minister, the structure and operations of the Research & Analysis Wing are kept secret from Parliament.