Killing at Hossainpur - Statement Two
The Pakistan army committed a bloodcurdling genocide in Hossainpur Bazaar of Kishoreganj Upazila on 17 August 1971.
The Pakistan army committed a bloodcurdling genocide in Hossainpur Bazaar of Kishoreganj Upazila on 17 August 1971.
Krishnapur, a remote place of Lakhai Upazila of Hobiganj Zila. The area of Kishoreganj Zila starts from one side of this village, and Brahmanbaria is on the other side.
The Pakistan army committed a bloodcurdling genocide in Hossainpur Bazaar of Kishoreganj Upazila on 17 August 1971.
Were only the Bengalis attacked by the Pakistan Army and its Auxilary Forces?
Bhashkorkila, a village about 4 kilometers away from Kishoreganj town.
The Pakistani Army and the Rajakars attacked Kankati of Kishoreganj on 11 September 1971.
BormonPara is a small village of Hindu Fishermen’s at the Damiha union of Tarail Thana, Kishorgonj.
Sumol Chandra Das was a boy of 13 years in 1971, from the Kishoregonj Town.
Idris Ali, a student leader of Nikli Upazila of Kishoreganj moved to India at the very beginning of the Liberation War to receive training. He was the only child of his parents. He had a young wife and a newborn child when he left for his training.
Dampara, a village of Nikli Upazilla of Kishoreganj. The Sutradhar community of Hindu religion lives in this village.
Nogorkul, a village in Damiha union of Tarail Upazila of Kishoreganj district.
Joshodol Union of Kishoreganj Sadar. It is the hometown of Syed Nazrul Islam, the acting president of Bangladesh during the Liberation War.
Bidyanagar, a village of Karimganj upazila of Kishoreganj district was attacked by the Pakistan army and Rajakars at the end of October/ early November 1971
Chokromonath is a village in Habigonj. There was a Pakistani army camp at nearby Saystagonj. From there troop used to attack this village very frequently
Gouroprasad Roy was a young student leader from Shayestaganj,He was the founding president
Major (Rtd.) Suranjan Das is a Freedom Fighter originally from the village Ghumghumia located in Nabiganj under Habiganj district. He was a student of the second year at the University of Chittagong when the liberation war started.
Najipur is a village under Baniyachong, Habiganj. People living here are mostly followers of Hindu religion.Pakistani army along with their local
Khagapasha is a village in Baniyachong upzilla of Habigonj district. At the late monsoon of 1971, Pakistan Army attacked this village. First they gone to Muslim area, luckily they escaped. Then they arrived at Hindu area.
People of different professions who were living here during the liberation war were mostly followers of the Hindu religion.
Lutfar Rahman Joj Miah- was a student of Bhairab College in 1971, he was active in Student League’s politics. His home was in Raipura area in Narsingdi.
Halderpur is a small village in Baniachong Upzilla of Hobiganj District In 1971, it was the site of an aggressive Pakistani air attack that claimed the lives of many innocent lives.