Unite against ‘Indian aggression’: Ex-armed forces officers

A team of retired Armed Forces officers, below the banner of the ‘Nationwide Unity and Solidarity Council,’ on the fresh time (7 December) urged all to unite what they described as Indian aggression.

Colonel Ahsan Ullah (retd), a freedom fighter and the convener of the organisation, got here up with the name while talking at a rally organised protesting the assault on the Bangladesh Assistant Excessive Rate in Agartala, Tripura.

They introduced out a procession from Mohakhali’s Raowa (Retired Armed Forces Officers’ Welfare Association) Complex that concluded on the identical location after marching through Bijoy Sarani put of residing around 10am.

Expressing deep wretchedness over the assault, the speakers said for the reason that July-August mass riot Indian media stores had been spreading propaganda against Bangladesh.

The assault on the Bangladesh Assistant Excessive Rate at Agartala demonstrates India’s policy of dominance and aggression and India must realize that the other folks of Bangladesh is no longer going to tolerate any try to claim supremacy over the honest nation, they said.

The council contributors furthermore urged the Indian authorities to create public all agreements signed between the 2 counties.

Referring to the Vienna Conference, the speakers said that an assault on a mission is equivalent to an assault on the sovereignty of the respective nation.

Lieutenant Colonel (retd) Manish Dewan and Colonel Lutful Haque (retd) furthermore addressed the programme.