544 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিল : চতুর্থ খন্ড (d) If this struggle becomes victorious, there are chances that the relations of Bangladesh with socialist countries will improve. If the communist and progressive forces of Bangladesh can play the correct role and if the International Communist Movement extends necessary aid and support, then the afore-mentioned possibilities will materialize and the path of the national democratic revolutionary struggle of Bangladesh will become wider. THE STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS OF THE STRUGGLE Strength : (1)The demand and the struggle for the freedom of Bangladesh are supported by the entire people. (2)There is militant attitude among the people and they are extending unreserved support and co-operation to the armed struggle against the enemy army. The youths are taking part in the armed struggle. (3)Excepting for a small maoist faction, all democratic and leftist parties of Bangladesh have more or less actively joined this struggle. (4)Since this struggle is directed against the enemy of the people of the oppressed and exploited nations of West Pakistan, there are chances of winning the support of the people of oppressed nations of West Pakistan to this struggle. (5)This struggle is backed by the support of the people, the democratic forces and the Government of India. (6) The Soviet Union and the democracy, peace and freedom loving forces and communities of the world have raised their voice of protest against the genocide committed by the Pakistani ruling clique in Bangladesh and have demanded a political solution of the Bangladesh issue. The leading newspapers of the world have protested against the genocide in Bangladesh. For these reasons, world public opinion is being formed in favor of the struggle of the people of Bangladesh and consequently, the freedom fight of Bangladesh is being strengthened. Weakness: (1)There is still lack of organized force and power to give organized form to the spontaneous participation and support of the people to the present liberation struggle of Bangladesh. (2)There is lack of experience on the part of the people and the different fighting parties as regards the carrying on and guiding of this armed struggle. (3)Among a section of the people, particularly among the Muslims of neighboring India, there is a hostile attitude towards the freedom struggle of Bangladesh. (4)The Socialist Camp and the Arab World have not yet declared their strong support and help to the freedom struggle of Bangladesh.
