Talk:Tikka Khan
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i have removed certain POV terms, related to Rann of Kutch clashes. Bharatveer 15:59, 13 May 2006 (UTC)
I've restored the "Butcher of Bengal" quote deleted by 199.67.203.140, but not Spasage's unreferenced "Butcher of Balochistan". I have also briefly mentioned the atrocities committed under his command in 1971. Any evidence implicating/exonerating Khan himself would be very useful here. --Townmouse 14:34, 14 July 2006 (UTC)
Tikka was one of the generals who lead the occupation of Bangladesh (then, East Pakistan), with charges of massacre and rape of the Bengali people during his tenure. His face is one of those cursed faces darker than the dark nights of killing, rape and devastations of the months of 1971 in Bangladesh. Hell be upon them who are the butchers of the humanity!
Parvez Monon Ashraf
