Talk:Bangladesh Khilafat Andolan

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Dear Editor of Wikipedia,

Tuaha Bin Habib, Obayed Ullah Majumdar and Mewlana Ishhak are neither leader nor even any primary members of Bangladesh Khelafat Andolon.

Best regards

Kazi Azizul Huq International Affairs Secretary Bangladesh Khelafat Andolon 314/2, Kellar Morr, Lalbagh, Dhaka-1211

Phones: Head Office:(880-2)7320078 International Deptt.:(880-2)9881436 Fax: 9881436 E-mail: khelafat@dhaka.net

Following part of information in Wikipedia on Bangladesh Khelafat Andolon is not correct:- QUOTE Human Rights groups have pointed out that amongst the leadership of the movement there are several war criminals from the time of the 1971 Liberation War. Such examples are Tuaha Bin Habib (former member of the Central Shanti Committee), Obayed Ullah Majumdar and Mewlana Ishhak (who both took part in the cabinet of Malek).[1] UNQUOTE

Any chance that the Maulana Ishak mentioned in the document the same as this Ishak Faridi[2] or the Ishaq Madani mentioned in this document: [3]? --Soman 09:20, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]