473 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিল : চতুর্থ খন্ড শিরোনাম সূত্র তারিখ পাকিস্তানের সাথে আপসের বিরোধিতা দি হিন্দুস্তান ৩০ জুন,১৯৭১ করে মওলানা ভাসানী (নয়াদিল্লী) NO COMPROMISE WITH YAHYA ON INDEPENDENCE: BHASANI Press statement oil June 29,1971 Maulana Bhasani, the National Awami Party leader, today made it emphatically clear that there could not be any compromise regarding the political settlement of the Bangladesh issue. In a Press statement, Maulana Bhasani reiterated that, however, deep the conspiracy against the freedom of Bangladesh might be, it was bound to fail. The people of Bangladesh, he said, would not accept a hoax in the name of a political settlement when they had lost their most valuable assets, when the honour of their women had been violated, when they had lost their health and homes and had been driven out from their own country and when they had sacrificed one million valuable lives. U. S. Criticized "They are determined either to have full independence or to choose death. There can be no compromise or hotchpotch solution. Any party, which ignores the demand for full independence and joins hands with Yahya; will be hated more than the antipeople Muslim League. Their political death is inevitable." The Maulana vehemently criticized the arms supply by America and said not only the people of free Bangladesh but also the democratic and peaceful people of the world, including those of America, had repeatedly appealed to the US Government not to extend arms or monetary help by the "most-hated Yahya Government." He regretted that the U.S. Government had ignored the world opinion and was giving modern weapons and planes, more in quantity than before, to Pakistan. "They have thus exposed their own character which is against humanity. The Nixon Administration must bear the consequences of this policy," Maulana Bhasani added. Since the last great war, the imperialist U.S. Government was indulging in a conspiracy and was trying to perpetrate its domination and exploitation in the AfroAsian and Latin American countries. But the American Government should realise that though they might give the aggressor Yahya all the arms, they could not succeed in crushing the struggle of the 75 million Bengalis to liberate their country from the hands of the aggressors. Maulana Bhasani said the population of Vietnam was much less than that of Bangladesh. Yet the Nixon Government was unable to crush the peoples' movement there, even though it was spending Rs. 50 million per day. "Those countries, including the U.S., China, and Britain, who would give arms and monetary aid to Yahya to perpetrate his regime in free Bangladesh, will one day be accused by history."
