বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ তৃতীয় পত্র
III. DO'S AND DONT'S FOR BASE WORKER
64. THE DO'S
1. Select your own village of work where you will feel the safest and most welcome. (More than one worker can work in the same village, but don't overcrowd if a village has already reached stage 8 of this list)
2. Lie low and watch the villager's attitude towards our cause. (If it is too hostile, you may pretend to join them and work from behind enemy ranks, or you may leave the village and go to another village of your choice! If not:).
3. Categories the villagers, particularly influential elders and energetic workers; in your mind into (a) friendly, (b) neutral, and (c) hostile in regard to our cause. Look for persons dedicated to our cause.
4. Get quietly absorbed in village life through some productive labor.
5. Start making friends by sincerely helping people and thus get into their confidence.
6. Begin whispering campaign for self-reliant action for our cause to form a confidential nucleus of future Village Guards and inspire them with the idea of socioeconomic “fortress in each village". (Suppress imminently dangerous enemy in former, if any, in consultation with “friendly" village elder(s))
7. By working through this nucleus, activate Village Panchayet in re-grouping (as needed) and organizing its normal functions (see para 67.B. 1).
8. Guide urge and assist Village Panchayet in its wartime functions (see para 67. B. 2)
9. When in your estimation the village has become “safe" for our guerillas, inform proper quarters through your Group Leader or locally available prominent leaders or workers of our cause.
10. Keep on strengthening this village “fortress" by inspiring the villagers to higher and higher levels of self-sustenance.
65. Note: (a) All the above steps are to be taken in succession, each step only after you are sure of the previous ones. An enemy raid or the arrival of an enemy- agent may disturb the sequence and you may have to start all over again.
(b) Steps 5 to 10 are to be ever continued, intensified, and expanded.
66. THE DONT'S: After having taken the oath and the training of “Bhitti Fouz".
1. Don't leave Bangladesh (unless absolutely compelled). The war is in Bangladesh, and it has to be fought and won there. Do your work whatever and to whatever extent possible. Ever)' little bit helps the cause.
2. Don't quit after you have reached step 3 in para 64. Carry on till step 8, and only then you may go for work in another village.
