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: "... six-point programme would never destroy Pa is 1970, cited in Bangladesh Documents, Volume I, page- 102, 103] ts, Volume I, page-119]

, Neither Pa istan nor Islam will go. What will go is the big be ? embodied in the Constitution to the effect that no law repugnant to the injuncti ons of Islam as laid down in the Holy Quran and Sunnah shall be enacted or enfor ced in Pa istan. The sanctity of the religious institutions shall be constitutio nally guaranteed. Adequate provisions shall be made for extending religious educ ation at all levels. [Bangladesh Documents, Volume- I, page- 67, 68]

ot the people going their own way of life and has any harm been done to Islam? H as Islam gone and are not the people professing this great religion? The PAKISTAN TIMES , The rally offered fateha for those illed in different mo ept its proceedings suspended on the advice of Shei h Mujib during the Asr azan. A t the end of his speech Shei h Mujib raised nara-i-ta bir slogan. (Bangladesh Docum ents, Volume I, page-137) f Islam as set out in the Holy Quran and the Sunnah. PART IIIas laid down in the Holy Quran and Sunnah. (2) Facilities shall be provided for the teaching of the Holy Quran and Islamiat to the Muslims of Pa istan. (3) Obs ervance of Islamic moral standards should be promoted amongst the Muslims of Pa istan. [ , , , ] ?

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dhi then joined him by hailing Jai Bangla.(U.N.I January 10, 1972; cited in Banglad esh Documents Volume II, page - 607) ( for secularism, socialism and democracy. [Bangladesh Documents Volume II, page 60 9]

: Change is the law of life. Many cha democracy, secularism and socialism, not because they are fine-sounding words bu t because only a combination of these three principles can enable a country of o ur size and diversity to be united and strong Common principles and objectives ha ve brought Bangladesh and India together. We shall firmly stand together by them , and derive inspiration from them for our march forward. [India Bangladesh Relat ions Documents -1971-2002, Volume-I, Edited & Introduced by Avtar Singh Bhasin, page-27] nalism, Socialism, Democracy and Secularim, ideas which have inspired our own pe ople. [India Bangladesh Relations Documents -1971-2002, Volume-I, Edited & Introd uced by Avtar Singh Bhasin, page-60] , ? -

: The vote-share of 75 per cent of the 56 per ce a istan had spo en in favour of the Awami League. [Dead Rec oning, page-22] % % -