500 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ ষষ্ঠ খণ্ড শিরোনাম সংবাদপত্র তারিখ Beware of the Bangladesh 8 September, 1971 Mad Dog: Kill it Vol. 1 : No. 11 BE WARE OF THE MAD DOG: Kill It Freedom of Bangladesh, a cause so sacred and dear, efforts so genuine can not but go unrewarded. The recent happenings are sufficient indication that we are near our goal. Pakistan military hawks have fallen into their own trap. They tried, and perhaps were party successful, to deceive somebody for some time, but ultimately have failed, to deceive everybody for all time. Things are not coming according to their calculations. So, the hawk of the hawks General Yahya Khan lost his balance. Not only his actions are barbarous, his words are brute. Ultimately the animal in him, his true color, has came up. It may be remembered Yahya Khan in his broadcast on June 28 assured, of course, assurance from a man of his nature who honors more in breach than in fulfillment if carries any sense, to transfer the power to the elected representatives within 120 days. This was repeated to the newsmen recently when he chuckled, “I will hand over the power to the first man I find in the morning of October 27.” The people of Bangladesh has no illusion about Yahya and his words. So, the joke is: If on the preceding night of 27th October, Yahya remains in the army headquarter the first man he may meet, a general and if he stays in hi palace, naturally his wife. And others would add: What about that steward who carries the bed-tea and clears the wine bottles and glasses? But he serious thinking is that two third of the promised time has already passed. How would it be possible to hold bye-elections within the stipulated time? And who are the candidates? Everybody, whether the occupation army men or their collaborators, by now, must have realized that Mukti Bahini means what it says. They are making no fuss with the destiny of a nation. The few quislings those have been picked up prefer to stay in Karachi-LahorePindi. The so-called leaders have made their way to safe areas leaving their supporters behind. They want that these supporters and admirer should shed their blood to pave the way for their ascendency to power. This realization is agitating the mind of their supporters. They are more distressed to see that the Pakistan army pushing them ahead, so that they are to bear the thrashing of the Mukti Bahini. This is, of course, another tactics to kill the Bengali youths, giving a cover of collaborators, their friends. And to maintain the friendship, these youths, who enrolled themselves as Razakars, willingly or under duress, are paying maximum price. The game is open. So we hear of the surrender of Razakars to our Mukti Bahini.
