Razakar: The Silent Genocide Of Hyderabad (Telegu, 2024) Director: Yata Satyanarayana In her last major speech before her disposition, Sheikh Hasina accused those who opposed her rule in Bangladesh of being Razakars. The opposition took offence to this term and soon widespread mob throughout the land. Of course, it is not that that single incident brought down an elected government but a culmination of joblessness and unjust reservations for a select population group. In the Bengali psyche, Razakar is a pejorative term meaning traitor or Judas. It was first used during the 1971 Pakistan Civil War. The paramilitary group who were against the then-East Pakistani leader, Majibur Rehman, were pro-West Pakistan. After establishing independence in Bangladesh, Razakars were disbanded, and many ran off to Pakistan. Around the time of Indian independence, turmoil brewed in the princely state of Hyderabad, which had been a province deputed by the Mughals from 1794. The rule of N...
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Well done, Dr Rifle Range. There were many old RRF boys doing well in life, there was one PHD of Geology from Heng Ee Secondary School; there is another from Chung Hwa Confucius School doing PHD in EE in Taiwan. One of current state Exco is a engineer and lawyer was also alumni from RRF. An accountant, engineers, teachers, and you a doctor.
ReplyDeleteWell Done, ex-RRF!