248 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিল : চতুর্থ খন্ড 2. Proscription of all economic and military assistance to Pakistan until the violence has ceased and the legitimate aspirations of the Bengali people are realized. 3. Adoption of measures in conjunction with other nations, the United Nations, and international relief agencies to arrange and assure the delivery of food, clothing, and medical supplies to the victims of the atrocities; and the adoption of all other possible steps which may be required to assure relief and rehabilitation of victims in Bangladesh and Bangladesh refugees in India. 4. Diplomatic efforts to influence the Government of Pakistan to end the atrocities immediately and to recognize the rights of the Bengali people. The Pakistani armed forces may have gained the upper hand in the fighting thus far; but the legitimate aspirations of 75 million people are destined to prevail. American interests would be served best if the violence were stopped immediately and the justifiable rights of the Bengali people recognized. Otherwise, prospects for a stabilized region are non-existent. And, there is a possibility that the Bangladesh movement, presently under leadership of the democratic Awami League, might fall into the hands of the democratic Awami League, might fall into the hands of radical leftist elements. April 27, 1971 Bangladesh League of America 31.17 7th St. N. E. Washington, D.C. 20017 Tel: 832-8727
