Bangladesh Jihadist death sentence sparks deadly riots,
30 killed, Muslims set fire to Hindu temple, homes

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Devout Muslims in Bangladesh are on the warpath ….again. Finally, jihadists are having to answer for the deaths of over 3 million people in Bangladesh's 1971 fight for independence. Bangladesh fought a nine-month war for freedom from Islamic Pakistan. 

One of the war criminals was finally sentenced to death yesterday, sparking mad bloodshed and violence by devout Muslims.

One of these same war criminals, a bloodthirsty jihadist, is here in America, and he's President of ICNA, one of the media's beloved Muslim "advocacy groups."

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One
of the chief al-Badr (Jamai Death squad in 1971) executioners. It has
been clearly proved that he himself shot to death 7 teachers of Dhaka
university in the killing zones at Mirpur. A certain Mofizzuddin, who
drove the vehicle that carried
those hapless victims to Mirpur, has clearly identified Ashrafuzzaman
as the "chief killer" of the intellectuals. (here)

ICNA's NY president, Ashrafuzzaman Khan, is charged in the abductions and deaths of 18 people
during the 1971 war with Pakistan that led to Bangladesh’s
independence. When called for comment, Khan said, “I don’t know what is happening in Bangladesh. I am not a citizen
of Bangladesh.”
He sounds
just like those Nazi war criminals when they were discovered living new lives in
America (or Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina, et al). The only difference
is that the Nazis were hiding. These Islamic supremacists are held up as
role models and pillars of tolerance and interfaith ishcabibble by media and clueless politicians.

ICNA is long known to Atlas readers. Everyone loved ICNA's ad (most especially the enemedia and the elites), but I had to sue to get our pro-freedom ads up.

Bangladeshi youth march through the streets as they celebrate the death sentence awarded to Jamaat-e-Islami leader Delwar Hossain Sayedee in Dhaka on Thursday. Photo: AP
Bangladeshi youth march through the streets as they celebrate the death
sentence awarded to Jamaat-e-Islami leader Delwar Hossain Sayedee in
Dhaka on Thursday. Photo: AP

Bangladesh Islamist's death sentence sparks deadly riots By Anis Ahmed, Reuters, DHAKA |
Thu Feb 28, 2013

(Reuters) – A Bangladeshi Islamist party leader was sentenced to death
on Thursday over abuses carried out during the country's independence
war, triggering riots that killed at least 30 people.

Delwar Hossain Sayedee, 73,
vice-president of the Jamaat-e-Islami party, was found guilty by
Bangladesh's war crimes tribunal of mass killing, rape, arson, looting
and forcing minority Hindus to convert to Islam during the 1971 war of
separation from Pakistan, lawyers and tribunal officials said.


Delwar Hossain Sayedee
After
he was convicted and sentenced, police clashed with activists from
Sayedee's party and violence raged in more than a dozen areas around the
country, police, witnesses and media reports said.

At least three policemen were among the dead and around 300 were wounded, they added.

Protesters,
who said the verdict was politically motivated, set fire to a Hindu
temple and several houses in southern Noakhali region, reporters said.
In the southeastern region of Cox's Bazar, they attacked a police camp,
killing one.

Two policemen were
killed when Islamists stormed a police station
at Sundarganj in northern
Gaibandha district, police said. "We have been virtually besieged. It's
a horrible situation," station officer Manzur Rahman told Reuters.

Members
of the religious party – known simply as Jamaat – called for a national
strike on Sunday and Monday, raising fears of more violence. Sayedee
was the third senior party member convicted by the tribunal.

In the capital, authorities deployed extra police and paramilitary soldiers, a Home Ministry official told reporters.

Thousands
of people in the capital's Shahbag square, who support the tribunal and
have been protesting for weeks to demand the highest penalty for war
criminals, burst into cheers as the sentence was announced.

Sayedee looked defiant but remained calm in the dock as judges read out the verdict, witnesses said.

"I
didn't commit any crime and the judges are not giving the verdict from
the core of their heart," Sayedee told the tribunal, said reporters at
the hearing.

State prosecutor Haider Ali told reporters he was happy with the verdict which he said "appropriately demonstrated justice".

Defense
attorney Abdur Razzak said the sentence was politically motivated. "He
is a victim of sheer injustice. We will appeal," he said.

RIVAL PROTESTS

Prime
Minister Sheikh Hasina set up the tribunal in 2010 to investigate
abuses during the war that claimed about 3 million lives. Thousands of
women were raped during the conflict.

The
tribunal has been criticized by rights groups for failing to adhere to
international standards. Human Rights Watch said lawyers, witnesses and
investigators reported they had been threatened.

Critics
say the tribunal is being used by the prime minister as an instrument
against her opponents in the two biggest opposition parties, the
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and the Jamaat-e-Islami. Begum
Khaleda Zia, Hasina's arch rival and leader of the BNP, has called the
tribunal a farce.

Hasina's party has denied allegations of bias.

On
January 21, the tribunal sentenced Abul Kalam Azad, a former Jamaat
member, to death in absentia after he was found guilty of torture, rape
and genocide during the independence war.

In
its second verdict, on February 5, the tribunal sentenced another
senior Jamaat member, Abdul Quader Mollah, 64, to life in prison after
he was found guilty of murder, rape, torture and arson.

Both verdicts triggered protests by Jamaat supporters, in which at least 15 people were killed.

Nine more people, mostly Jamaat members, are facing trial for war crimes, tribunal officials said.

The
overwhelmingly Muslim south Asian country of 160 million people would
likely see more violence in the run-up to parliamentary elections in
January, in which both Hasina and Khaleda will run for power, analysts
said.

Bangladesh became part of
Pakistan at the end of British colonial rule in 1947. But the country,
then known as East Pakistan, won independence with India's help in
December 1971 following a nine-month war against the then West Pakistan.

Some
factions in Bangladesh opposed the break with Pakistan, including the
Jamaat. Jamaat leaders have denied involvement in abuses.

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KKKK
KKKK
11 years ago

i’m a Christian but i condem this violence directed aganist Hindus.

Face_The_Truth
Face_The_Truth
11 years ago

This is indeed interesting to note that when Muslim criminals are cornered, they start attacking “Hindu” (i.e., Pagan) temples in Bangladesh.
Islam is so reverently celebrated in the White House every year that one might question why Muslims around the world arson non-Muslims’ temples at the first chance or excuse they find!!!

Kufar Dawg
Kufar Dawg
11 years ago

The majority of the dead (and raped) “…in Bangladesh’s 1971 fight for independence” were Hindu, which makes it a genocide.
Source:
http://www.hindunet.org/hindu_history/modern/hindu_bangla.html

fitna
fitna
11 years ago

Stupid muslim fucks, this is exactly what happens when the jihad is unleashed. A million times over, in any land muslim populations propagate like a tumor, eventually it bursts into violence against the unsuspecting non-muslims resulting in massacres, bloodshed and destruction.
This is not new, this is Islam in its normal state. This will happen here as well once muslims think they have the upper hand. What’s most insidious about Islam is that it operates on a socio-cultural level, it brings war down to the level of families and neighbors, truly a disgusting filthy, wretched ideology.
The best way to deal with muslims is how the Buddhists in Burma are dealing with them now, kicking them out of their nation by the hundreds of thousands. I was very pleased to come across that story-which few ever hear about here or in the MSM. This just proves that ‘we the people’ can solve our own muslim problem when the time comes.

NY Conservative
NY Conservative
11 years ago

I hope Bangladesh succeeds in ousting every Muslim from their country. Neither Bangladesh nor any other country will have real peace so long as there is a Muslim within their borders. There are certainly (unfortunately) too many Muslim countries for these Muslims to
return to, where they can practice their miserable so-called ‘religion’ – a religion which espouses its superiority to all other religions and which believes their (false) god commands them to kill or convert all Infidels. In essence, Islam is Cancer!

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