Dear members and well-wishers,
Assalamu Alaikum.
As I am receiving lot of calls from worried friends and well-wishers about the 
case filed against me along with others, I  can only say about myself that 
every single statement made by the complainant against me is false and without 
any basis.I have left everything to Allah .My lawyers are taking normal steps 
in my matter,


Please see the news item below and see the role of Daily Star.This is the paper 
which  made a big news of the talk  show of a channel and made a provocative 
headline.They also published two articles against me by  Syed Muhammad Ibrahim 
and Syed Badrul Ahsan.My polite rejinders have not been published though I 
reminded the editor by drawing his attention by name.I give below my rejoinder 
of the article of Mr.Ibrahim.What kind of fairness is this?

The  un-proved (in any court of law )insinuations made in the news item of the 
daily of its own volition shows the daily's  bias.

Shah Abdul Hannan





----- Original Message ----- 
From: S A Hannan 
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 7:54 PM
Subject: Fw: On the article of Syed Muhammad Ibrahim


Attention Mahfuz Anam sb

Dear sir,

Assalamu alaikum.Would you not publish this letter though 9 days have passed 
?Kindly let me know .

Shah abdul Hannan
----- Original Message ----- 
From: S A Hannan 
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 9:07 AM
Subject: On the article of Syed Muhammad Ibrahim


                  To the Editor,

                  The Daily Star, Dhaka.


                  Dear Mr Editor,
                  Assalamu Alaikum. I have been dismayed by the article of Syed 
Muhammad Ibrahim, "Well Said Your Honour " published in your esteemed daily on 
29.10.07. There is no truth in his statement  quote At about 9.30 p.m. on 
Friday, October 26, in a television talk show on Ekushey TV titled Ekushey 
Shomoy, Mr. Shah Abdul Hannan a former secretary to the government of 
Bangladesh said that there was no Liberation War of Bangladesh, instead what 
happened in 1971 was civil war in Pakistan unquote 

                  I have never said that 1971 was not Mukti Juddho ( war of 
liberation) instead it was a civil war.This is a serious manipulqation of my 
statement in the talk show where I did not go on my own liking. I was invited 
there.I was supposed to join in a discussion on current affairs.Insted I was 
asked questions about mostly on 1971 events.In a live talk show I had no option 
except answering questions asked from me from the anchor person, Mr Shariar 
Kabir and three journalists.I clearly said that in 1971 there was a civil war 
and and a MuktiJuddho ( please refer your own report on the first page on 
28.10.07).In view of that the aricle of Syed Muhammad Ibrahim stands on false 
leg and I need not discuss other issues.

                  However i am replying to his direct question he posed to  me 
. quote May I ask a question to xxxxxx and  Mr. Shah Abdul Hannan: "Pakistan 
government in 1971 used to say that the situation in East Pakistan in 1971 was 
an internal law and order problem. In 2007 Mr. Shah Abdul Hannan says it was a 
civil war. Question: Was Bangladesh born because of political struggle alone or 
because of the recommendations of politicians only?"Unquote Any body may see my 
stance  from the website of Ekushey television or report of the daily star or 
from a c.d. obtained from the Ekushe.I must however add  as a student of 
political science that even though 26 th March was the  date  of declaration of 
independence of Bangladesh, the political sovereignty of Bangladesh over the 
territory was established on 16th December, 1971with all its legal consequences 
in domestic and international law..


                  Respected editor, please publish it without delay.

                  Shah Abdul Hannan
                  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

                 
           
     






                   
           
            Committed to PEOPLE'S RIGHT TO KNOW  
           
           
                 Thursday, December 6, 2007 09:16 AM GMT+06:00    
           
                 
                        Front Page
                        Sedition case against Mojaheed, Quader Mollah, Shah 
Hannan
                        Court Correspondent


                             
                                
                        A sedition case was filed with a Dhaka court yesterday 
against Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed, 
Assistant Secretary General Abdul Quader Mollah and ex-chairman of Islami Bank 
Shah Md Abdul Hannan. 

                        The court ordered Tejgaon Police Station to register it 
as a regular case filed against the three for their anti-liberation activities.

                        In the petition case filed with the Chief Metropolitan 
Magistrate's Court, petitioner Mohammad Fazlur Rahman also appealed to the 
court to issue arrest warrant against the three accused. 

                        After hearing the petition, Metropolitan Magistrate 
Mohammad Emran Hossain Chowdhury passed the order to Tejgaon police and 
directed the officer-in-charge (OC) to submit a report after proper 
investigation into the matter. 

                        The accused worked against the Liberation War and 
carried out massacres by forming Al Badr, Al Shams and Razakar forces in 1971. 
Thus they committed sedition, the case statement said. 

                        Moreover, the accused recently started making fresh 
derogatory remarks on the Liberation War by terming it a civil war, and denying 
the existence of anti-liberation forces. 

                        "I have been compelled to take refuge of the law since 
the state, Ministry of Liberation War Affairs, home ministry and freedom 
fighters' organisations have not taken any legal action against the war 
criminals," said complainant Fazlur Rahman, a freedom fighter of Sector-2. 

                        The case statement mentioned that Mojaheed, who was the 
social welfare minister of the BNP-Jamaat-led four-party coalition government, 
on October 25 denied his party's anti-liberation role, and claimed that 
anti-liberation forces never existed in the country. On the next day, Hannan, 
also a former chairman of the National Board Revenue, in a private satellite 
television talk show termed the Liberation War a 'civil war' and made 
derogatory remarks on it. 

                        Quader Mollah at a discussion on October 31 said the 
freedom fighters joined the Liberation War being allured by beautiful Indian 
women, and for grabbing property of the Hindus in the country. Three criminal 
cases including one for sedition were filed against Quader with a Madaripur 
court for his derogative remarks. 

                        By denying the Liberation War, they have committed 
sedition, the complaint said. "We will have to bear the shame forever if these 
criminals are not punished for their heinous crimes," argued Fazlur, a resident 
of south Kamerkanda in Keraniganj. 

                        He filed the case under sections 121-A and 123 - A of 
Bangladesh Penal Code. The sections deal with the sedition charges and 
punishment for committing such offences. 

                        Section 121-A says whoever within or without Bangladesh 
conspires to commit any of the offences to deprive Bangladesh of the 
sovereignty of her territories or any part thereof, or conspires to overawe by 
means of criminal force or the show of criminal force, the government, shall be 
punished with imprisonment for life or any shorter term.

                        In the case, the complaint made the editor and news 
editor of the Prothom Alo and editor the Bhorer Kagoj as witnesses.

                        When contacted last night, Tejgaon police said they are 
yet to get copy of the sedition case filed with court.

                        According to newspaper reports, speeches and statements 
of those accused of war crimes, and findings of different probe bodies 
including the People's Enquiry Commission, Mojaheed, who was president of the 
then East Pakistan Islami Chhatra Sangha and chief of the infamous Al Badr 
Bahini back in 1971, helped the occupation Pakistan army commit massacre, loot 
and rape. 

                        Only two days before the Liberation War ended, he led 
the killings of renowned academics, litterateurs, doctors, engineers, 
journalists and other eminent personalities to leave the nation intellectually 
crippled.

                        Quader Molla was known as a 'butcher' to Bangalees in 
Mirpur of Dhaka in 1971. Mirpur at the time was mainly populated by 
non-Bangalee Muslim migrants from India, many of whom actively collaborated 
with the occupation army. 

                        One of the largest mass graves of people butchered by 
Pakistani troops and their lackeys was discovered in Shialbari area of Mirpur 
after the independence. Quader was behind the killing of thousands of Bangalees 
in Shialbari and Rupnagar areas of Mirpur in 1971. He had started killing 
people even before the occupation army's mass killing, local people said.

                        Jamaat was constitutionally banned for its 
anti-liberation activities. But the ban was lifted in 1976.  
                 
           
     
  

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