3.19 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ দ্বিতীয় খন্ড 34. About the same time, Amir Hussain, witness No.3, hired house No. 107-Dina Nath Sen Road, Dacca, at the expense of the group. This house was fitted with a telephone bearing the number 82452. 35. On the 6th of April, 1966. Muazzam, accused No. 2, wrote a letter to Amir Hussain. witness No.3, acknowledging the receipt of the bank draft that was sent to him earlier. In that letter, in disguised language, he mentioned the financial and other requirements for the purposes of the conspiracy and asked Amir Hussain. witness No. 3. to prepare a budget. Amir Hussain, witness No.3, not being conversant with the technical details of arms, decided not to prepare the budget until it was demanded by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, accused No. 1. 36. Soon after, Amir Hussain. witness No.3, received another letter dated the 8th of April, 1966, from Muazzam, accused No.2, asking him to inform "Tusar" (code name for A. F. Rahman, accused No.6) that he would be coming on transfer to East Pakistan about the 22nd of April. 1966. 37. In the same month (April. 1966). Manik Chaudhury, accused No. 12, called at the residence of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, accuscd No.l. at Dhanmandi, Dacca. He found Sultan, accused No.4, already present there. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, accused No.1, asked Manik Chaudhury, accused No. 12, to give money to Sultan, accused No.4. Three or four days later, Sultan, accuscd No.4, called at the residence of Manik Chaudhury, accused No. 12, at 41-Ramjoy Mohajan Lane. Chittagong Town and Manik Chaudhury, accused No. 12, gave him Rs. 1,500 for the purposes of the conspiracy. 38.In the same month (April, 1966), Mohsin, witness No. 11, called on Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, accused No. 1, at his residence in Dhammandi, Dacca. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, accuscd No. 1, told Mohsin, witness No. 11, in confidence that he had formed a revolutionary group which included members and ex-members of the Armed Forces, and, requested him to provide monetary assistance for the activities of the group. 39.Sometime in the end of April. 1966, or the beginning of May, 1966, after his transfer to Chittagong, Muazzam, accused No. 2, visited Amir Hussain, witness No. 3, at his residence, 107-Dina Nath Sen Road. Gandaria, Dacca. The details of the money received on behalf of the group and the expenses incurred by the group were discussed. Muazzam, accused No.2, could not justify the huge expenses he had incurred in the name of the organisation. Amir Hussain, witness No.3, and Muazzam, accused No. 2, exchanged hot words. Amir Hussain, witness No.3, lost faith in the leadership of Muazzam, accused No.2, The same evening. Amir Hussain witness No.3, handed over Rs. 8,000 in cash along with two cash books, and other papers relating to accounts, to Muazzam, accused No.2, at the house of Dr. Khaleque, Road No.2, Dhammandi Residential Area. Dacca, where Muazzam, accused No.2, was staying. That house is called "Aleya". Muazzam, accused No.2, paid Rs. 1,500 out of that sum to Amir Hussain. witness No.3, for clearing the rent of the house in which he was living on Dina Nath Sen Road. Amir Hussain, witness No.3, thereafter severed his connection with the conspiracy. 40. On the 1st of May, 1966. Muazzam, accused No.2, was posted to the Naval Base, Chittagong. Soon after his posting there, he convened a meeting of the group. This meeting was held in the "outer house" of Saeed-ur-Rehrman, witness No.7, who had
