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TIME Magazine January 17, 1972 To some Western observers, the scene stirred thoughts of Pontius Pilate deciding the fates of Jesus and Barabbas. “Do you want Mujib freed ?” cried Pakistan President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, at a rally of more than 100,000 supporters
NEWSWEEK January 17, 1972All last week, Pakistan’s new President, the fiery Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, acted as if he were a one-man information bureau on the welfare and whereabouts of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Yes, Bhutto allowed, Mujib had been treated severely during his imprisonment!
THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY OF INDIA January 16, 1972 The Pakistan Eastern Command agree to surrender all Pakistan Armed Forces in Bangla Desh to Lieutenant-General Jagjit Singh Aurora, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Indian and Bangla Desh forces in the Eastern Theatre. This surrender
The Nixon Administration drew a fusillade of. criticism last week for its policy on India and Pakistan. Two weeks ago, when war broke out between the two traditional enemies, a State Department spokesman issued an unusually blunt statement, placing the burden of blame
TIME Magazine December 20, 1971 “Jai Bangla; Jai Bangla:” From the banks of the great Ganges and the broad Brahmaputra, from the emerald fields, and mustard-coloured hills of the countryside, from the count¬less squares of countless villages came the cry: “Victory to Bengal,
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWBy Nicholas CarrollIN THE FIRST exclusive interview she has given since the Indo-Pakistan war began, Mrs. Gandhi told me yesterday that she has no doubt that India and Pakistan will establish a friendly relationship. She is convinced that there can be stability
NEWSWEEK December 6, 1971When nations go to war, they almost invariably claim to be acting out of the purest motives. Last week, as India’s leaders met in the high-domed central hall of the New Delhi Parliament, there was much pious table-thumping and jingoistic
TIME Magazine November 29, 1971 When Prime Minister Indira Gandhi returned home from her three-week tour of Western nations last week, one of , the first things she did was to go before her hawkish Parliament and plead for patience toward her handling
U.S. NEWS AND WORLD PRESS THE 25th NOVEMBER, 1971Washington Post’s Carroll Kilpatrick, reporting from San Clemente said that the White House is considering the possibility of taking the India-Pakistan issue to the Security Council, the issue is a delicate one for President Nixon.
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