We have forced Bangladesh to be different: Nawaz Sharif

We have forced Bangladesh to be different: Nawaz Sharif Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said that Bangladesh was separated due to their democratic government in power in 1971. According to a report by Pakistan based Dawn Dawn, he said this in a rally of a lawyer in the Punjab House in Islamabad on Tuesday. Despite the Awami League victory in the 1970 elections, the then Pakistan government did not give up. After several turbulas, the ruthless massacre carried out on the Bengalis, which consequently declared independence of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Nawaz said, "Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was not rebel, but we rebelled him." He said, "Bengalis had a central role in the formation of Pakistan. But we did not treat them well and separated them from us. " Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) leader Nawaz Sharif has never been able to fulfill the term for three times as Pakistan's prime minister. Last year, he was forced to resign on 28 July after the court's verdict was disqualified. Nawaz Sharif was elected twice in 1990 and 1997, but could not fulfill his term as he was ousted from power. He was displaced by the army for the second time. Most of the time, in Saudi Arabia, Nawaz returned to power in the 2013 election. None of the 17 previous Prime Ministers of Pakistan could fulfill their full duration. Nawaz Sharif, seeing Pakistan's consequences for not having to face trial for the consequences of the military regime of Pakistan In this regard, he also illustrated the cruelty that took place in Bengal in the seventeenth century, and no one was punished for it. Nawaz said, "Justice Hamdur Rahman Commission published a very accurate and clear report after detailed analysis on the creation of Bangladesh. But we did not even read it. "If we take action on the basis of that report, then today's Pakistan was different and the kind of game that was played would not have happened." The Hamdur Rahman commission report, constituted by the Pakistan government on Bangladesh's independence, is responsible for blaming the Pakistani military for killing genocide in 1971, and their trial is recommended. Pakistan did not take any system accordingly. For the genocide of 1971, officially did not want to apologize to Bangladesh. Rather, it is a reaction to the war crimes trial of Bangladesh in 1971, in which the latest act of Nawaz Sharif has created tension about diplomatic relations between the two countries. After the leakage of property abroad in Panama by corruption in Panama, she is now critical of the judiciary and apparently the army, after being deposed in court. As a historic context to criticize the army officers, Bangladesh pulled the issue. "A court that could judge the dictators never came to Pakistan," he said.