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326 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ দ্বিতীয় খন্ড 65. On or about 23" January, 1967, Manik Chaudhury, accused No. 12, was released from detention. 66. In February, 1967, Mahfizullah, accused No. 7, also reached Dacca and held a meeting of the Air Force personnel in the group, in the shop of M. A. Razzaq, accused No. 16, located in Awlad Hussain Market in Dacca. The following attended the meeting: (i)Mahfizullah, accused No. 7, (ii)M. A. Razzaq. accused No. 16, (iii)Sgt. Shamsul Haq, accused No. 23, and (iv)Siraj, witness No. 15, A few others also attended this meeting but they have not been traced. The general aims and objects of the conspiracy were discussed. 67. In March, 1967, Muazzam, accused No. 2, was seconded to the East Pakistan Inland Water Transport Authority and was posted to Barisal. 68. In March, 1967, both Siraj, witness No. 15 and Mahfizullah, accused No. 7. .returned to Karachi. 69. In the same month (March. 1967), Muazzam. accused No. 2, arranged his fourth meeting with P. N. Ojha through Manik Chaudhury, accused No. 12, at the residence of P. N. Ojha in Dacca. On 10th March, 1967, Muazzam, accused No.2, Manik Chaudhury, accused No. 12, and Saecd-urRahman, witness No 7, met P. N. Ojha, who informed them that till the election of the Prime Minister of India, the date for the supply of arms and ammunition could not be fixed. P. N. Ojha enquired about their progress. At the conclusion of the meeting., P. N. Ojha gave them Rs. 5,000 in cash. 70.On 31st March, 1967, Muazzam, accuscd No.2, along with Manik Chaudhury, accuscd No. 12, and Saced-ur-Rahman, witness No.7, met P.N. Ojha for the fifth time at the residence of P. N. Ojha in Dacca. In that meeting P. N. Ojha disclosed that Indian Government felt that prior to the supply of arms and ammunition, a meeting between the representatives of the conspiratorial group and some officials from India was necessary. P. N. Ojha suggested Agartala (India), which is not far from the Pakistan border as the venue for the meeting. He asked Muazzam. accused No. 2, to propose the names of three representatives. P. N. Ojha gave them Rs. 10,000 on this occasion. 71.In the same month (March, 1967), Muazzam, accused No. 2, Steward Mujib, accused No. 3, and Rameez, witness No. 12, assembled in the flat of Rameez, witness No. 12, in Muhammadpur Housing Estate, Dacca. Muazzam, accused No. 2, told Rameez, witness No. 12, that he had ample funds available with him. and that they were receiving financial aid from P. N. Ojha. He also said that they were receiving financial support from Ruhul Quddus, accused No. 10, and A. F. Rahman, accused No.6. Steward Mujib. accused No. 3, confirmed those facts. In that meeting the conspirators decided to hire another house for holding meetings and to provide accommodation to the whole time workers. In order to provide cover for the activities of the conspirators, it was also decided that some funds be provided to set up an ostensible business. Rameez, witness