1971 War: Who Was the Traitor? Yahya Khan or Sheikh Mujib? | Hamoodur Rahman Report

Описание: Exposing the truth behind the 1971 war and the Fall of Dhaka.

Today, December 16th, marks the anniversary of the fall of Dhaka and the creation of Bangladesh. For decades, the military establishment has pointed fingers at Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, labeling him a "traitor." But who does the declassified Hamoodur Rahman Commission Report hold accountable for the breakup of Pakistan?

This video uses the findings of the official inquiry to compare the actions of General Yahya Khan and the democratically elected leader Sheikh Mujib.

Key Revelations from the Hamoodur Rahman Commission Report:

It declared "morally bankrupt, corrupt and cowardly generals" responsible for the tragedy.

It exposed Operation Searchlight, which included arson, the massacre of intellectuals, and mass atrocities against the Bengali population.

The report explicitly demanded the court-martial of senior military officials for their poor strategy and cowardice leading to the surrender.

It highlights how the military leadership's actions against their own people led to the humiliating surrender to the Indian Army.

Was the real crime demanding the transfer of power to the majority party, or was it the military's oppression and disregard for democratic principles? Watch to find out who the official record names as the one responsible for the biggest defeat in Pakistan's history.

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