THE POLITICAL SOLUTION FOR PAKISTAN By Homayoun Daryoush
THE DAILY AYANDEGAN (Teheran) September 19, 1971
News from Pakistan has lately been more encouraging. After the appointment of a Bengali—Dr. Abdul Malikas the East Pakistan Governor in place of Lt.-Gen. Tikka Khan, now a 10-man cabinet, including some members of the Awami League, has been constituted to administer the Government. The army and the Martial Law Administration headed by Lt-Gen. A. K. Niazi, have been instructed only to assist the civilian Government. In addition to this, President Yahya Khan has announced general amnesty for all those accused of committing atrocities during March 1 and September 5 this year and as a result, a large number of Bengali police and military personnel have also been released.
News from Pakistan has lately been more encouraging. After the appointment of a Bengali—Dr. Abdul Malikas the East Pakistan Governor in place of Lt.-Gen. Tikka Khan, now a 10-man cabinet, including some members of the Awami League, has been constituted to administer the Government. The army and the Martial Law Administration headed by Lt-Gen. A. K. Niazi, have been instructed only to assist the civilian Government. In addition to this, President Yahya Khan has announced general amnesty for all those accused of committing atrocities during March 1 and September 5 this year and as a result, a large number of Bengali police and military personnel have also been released.
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