Bangladesh-Pakistan

I put the news in the cricket thread by mistake.
( an emotional moment...the eyes are wet and we must sing this immortal song. );

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History remembers December 22, 1977, as the day General Ziaur Rahman touched down in Pakistan to redefine the relationship between two sovereign brothers. This visit marked a strategic turning point in post-1971 relations.

The discussions between General Zia-ul Haq and General Ziaur Rahman emphasized mutual respect and the shared goal of improving bilateral ties.

As military men leading their respective nations, they understood the importance of strength and unity in a complex geopolitical landscape. A salute to the leaders who chose the path of reconciliation and shared progress! 🇵🇰🤝🇧🇩

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ghazi52 said:
History remembers December 22, 1977, as the day General Ziaur Rahman touched down in Pakistan to redefine the relationship between two sovereign brothers. This visit marked a strategic turning point in post-1971 relations.

The discussions between General Zia-ul Haq and General Ziaur Rahman emphasized mutual respect and the shared goal of improving bilateral ties.

As military men leading their respective nations, they understood the importance of strength and unity in a complex geopolitical landscape. A salute to the leaders who chose the path of reconciliation and shared progress! 🇵🇰🤝🇧🇩

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Nice find bro.
 
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Sharing a rare vintage photograph of General Moeen U Ahmed (Retd) from his school days at PAF College Sargodha. This picture captures him during the formative years that laid the foundation for his illustrious military career.

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The Sargodha Connection (1965–1970)

Long before he led the Bangladesh Army, General Moeen was a dedicated cadet in West Pakistan.
Entry: 16th Entry
House: 813-Fury House
Duration: 1965 to 1970

The discipline and values instilled at PAF College Sargodha stayed with him throughout his journey, representing the shared military heritage of the region.

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A Distinguished Career Path

Early Days in Aviation: He initially joined the Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) as a Flight Cadet and was sent to Russia for advanced flight training. However, due to health conditions, he transitioned to the Army.

Diplomatic Tie: He returned to Pakistan later in his career, serving with distinction as the Defence Attaché at the Bangladesh High Commission in Islamabad.

The Pinnacle: He rose through the ranks to become the 12th Chief of Army Staff (CAS) of the Bangladesh Army, serving from June 2005 to June 2009.

Global Footprint: His service also included a stint as a UN Peacekeeper in Rwanda (UNAMIR).

This photograph is a testament to the deep-rooted connections and the elite training provided by institutions like PAF College Sargodha, which has produced top-tier leadership for decades
 
ghazi52 said:
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Sharing a rare vintage photograph of General Moeen U Ahmed (Retd) from his school days at PAF College Sargodha. This picture captures him during the formative years that laid the foundation for his illustrious military career.

🇵🇰
The Sargodha Connection (1965–1970)

Long before he led the Bangladesh Army, General Moeen was a dedicated cadet in West Pakistan.
Entry: 16th Entry
House: 813-Fury House
Duration: 1965 to 1970

The discipline and values instilled at PAF College Sargodha stayed with him throughout his journey, representing the shared military heritage of the region.

🏛️
A Distinguished Career Path

Early Days in Aviation: He initially joined the Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) as a Flight Cadet and was sent to Russia for advanced flight training. However, due to health conditions, he transitioned to the Army.

Diplomatic Tie: He returned to Pakistan later in his career, serving with distinction as the Defence Attaché at the Bangladesh High Commission in Islamabad.

The Pinnacle: He rose through the ranks to become the 12th Chief of Army Staff (CAS) of the Bangladesh Army, serving from June 2005 to June 2009.

Global Footprint: His service also included a stint as a UN Peacekeeper in Rwanda (UNAMIR).

This photograph is a testament to the deep-rooted connections and the elite training provided by institutions like PAF College Sargodha, which has produced top-tier leadership for decades
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Who knew he would grow out be a Gaddar.
 
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Question for our Bengali brothers: Pakistan standing with Bangladesh during this T20 fiasco, how does the ordinary man on the street (in Bangladesh) see this?

I can tell you, here in Pakistan, the public has no issue at all, and are actually thrilled that GoP did the right thing.
 
Hussain said:
Question for our Bengali brothers: Pakistan standing with Bangladesh during this T20 fiasco, how does the ordinary man on the street (in Bangladesh) see this?

I can tell you, here in Pakistan, the public has no issue at all, and are actually thrilled that GoP did the right thing.
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I'm pretty sure it's reciprocal. The Ram Rajya of Hindutva Bharat is getting unbearable... .
 
Hussain said:
Question for our Bengali brothers: Pakistan standing with Bangladesh during this T20 fiasco, how does the ordinary man on the street (in Bangladesh) see this?

I can tell you, here in Pakistan, the public has no issue at all, and are actually thrilled that GoP did the right thing.
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India needs to be broken up into many pieces, only then there will be peace in South Asia.
 
Mustafizur had registered for the PSL in early January, following his release from the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) squad for the Indian Premier League (IPL).


The 30-year-old left-arm pacer, known for his variations and death-over bowling, was acquired by KKR for INR 9.20 crore in the IPL mini-auction held in December.

He was the only Bangladesh player signed for the season.

KKR announced his release after receiving instructions from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

The decision came amid strained relations between India and Bangladesh, linked to reports of attacks on minority communities in Bangladesh.

In response, Bangladesh banned IPL broadcasts in the country and the Bangladesh Cricket Board requested the International Cricket Council (ICC) to shift its T20 World Cup matches from India to Sri Lanka.

ICC, however, rejected the request, replacing Bangladesh with Scotland in the 20-team tournament.

Mustafizur, who has played in multiple IPL seasons since 2016 and taken over 60 wickets in the league, previously also featured in the PSL for Lahore Qalandars.

Mustafizur’s direct signing has been made possible after the PCB announced sweeping changes to the player acquisition mechanism for PSL 11 last month, replacing the long-running draft with a full-fledged auction and raising the player purse to $1.6m per franchise.

Under the new framework, each franchise is allowed one direct signing of a foreign player who did not feature in the previous season, giving teams an additional avenue to bolster their squads with new international talent.
 
Hussain said:
Question for our Bengali brothers: Pakistan standing with Bangladesh during this T20 fiasco, how does the ordinary man on the street (in Bangladesh) see this?

I can tell you, here in Pakistan, the public has no issue at all, and are actually thrilled that GoP did the right thing.
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"Pakistan is our lost brother" this is the sentiment among the people.
 
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