The Pakistani nation mourns the loss of patriotism on December 16 every year. 48 years have passed since the tragedy but no lessons have been learned yet. There is no doubt that for any nation to maintain its identity and existence it is necessary to learn from the failures and mistakes. A lot has been written on the collapse of Dhaka. Several reasons were cited. Books were written. Articles authored. There were speeches. Each author and author has explained their reasons for their understanding. The authors wrote that "the role of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto in the pursuit of Pakistan cannot be ignored, who preferred more party or personal interests than the country and convened a meeting of the National Assembly convened in Dhaka on March 3, 1971. I urged my party members not to attend, while the meeting between General Yahya Khan and Mujibur Rahman in Dhaka could not be fruitful as Yahya Khan wanted to prolong his power by taking advantage of the non-reconciliation situation. In such a situation, the country's enemies took full advantage of the delay in transfer of power In the meantime, the people of East Pakistan were granted separate homeland ”. It has also been said that there are three roles. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Indira Gandhi. These three roles succeeded on their own and the failure came in the part of the country and the nation. Indira Gandhi succeeded in breaking the country into two pieces. She often said that the happiest moment of my life was when I made Pakistan a Bangladesh. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto succeeded in gaining power in their respective countries. As far as the army is concerned, they complained of their own conspiracies. The situation at that time suggests that according to democratic values Shaikh Mujibur Rahman wanted to have power, but Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto had serious differences with him because of six points. That's why they "here you" ... We raised the slogan "Here we are." How much truth is there and how much lies? No problem with this, but! You read history, in this tragedy strangers face to face and character in their place but more than their own depths. It would be unwise to blame one of the comrades here for the facts and the facts.
Every year there are talks and talk shows on the topic of who was the main character of the tragedy? What was the role of the army in this tragedy? What caused the country to suffer? Why did General Niazi surrender? Were there external pressures or internal conspiracies? What were the causes of this tragedy? What were the reasons? Etc. etc. Whatever the reasons, there are only two basic reasons that come to be reviewed indirectly. The first reason is the fight. And the second reason is personal interest. Every wise and insightful person will admit that these are the main reasons. Whatever the reasons, 'they all fall under it. The war among the rulers gave the foreigners an opportunity to take advantage. In the cycle of personal interest, the blood of national interest was the result of which we have to suffer. During this period, no one understood the sensitivity of the matter, just because of emotional decisions, ineptitude, blind faith and personal interest, the country was suffering.
After the establishment of Pakistan, it has always been India's attempt to erase the existence of Pakistan. If this is not the case, then at least this country should be shattered. India, with its powerful forces, is constantly threatening the security of Pakistan. And he seems to be successful in his goals. He split us and made the country two. Now his unclean eyes are on Kashmir. If we had learned lessons and lessons from a collapsed Dhaka, it would not change today. India is cutting the throats of our Kashmiri brothers, weeding our women, cutting and throwing our children. But even though we are a nuclear power, we are begging for peace and peace. If we are still not serious, then please do not let us celebrate "Day of Kashmir" every year.
It's still time. For any nation to have a tragedy in its place, but if that tragedy does not take the lesson and does not recognize and correct its mistakes, it is a tragedy greater than the original tragedy. We are crying, and not trying to take lessons from this incident. Today, the Kashmir issue is no different from Bangladesh. If the same mistakes are repeated today, Kashmir will also go out of hand and we will continue to look for reasons and reasons. In other words, the serpent will continue to beat its line once it is released. There is still time to learn a lesson from history. National interests should not be sacrificed for personal interests. Practical steps should be taken for the security of the country and the nation. Word of mouth has been enough, practical steps should be taken now. The development of society is in the interest of the collective. Regardless of the ruler or anybody, unless the interests of the collective are at the forefront, they will not succeed.
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