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             -The president Yahya Khan caused the crises when he announced the postponement of the assembly session to the later. Then the East launched a campaign of civil disobedience, by calling the massive strike and managed to bring government operations to a virtual (decline). .
             -Then the president scheduled the assembly for the March 26, but also at the same time he made agreements for massive airlift of West Pakistani troops to East Pakistan. .
             -On March 25 private takes between the president and Sheik Mujibur broke down, and the president returned to the Islamabad and he denounced the Sheik's activities as "acts of treason (disloyalty)". Then he ordered the immediate arrest of the Awami League leaders and to restore full authority to the central government. This decision directly influenced the civil war and led to the end of a united Pakistan. .
             Details of the event .
             -Yahay's plan was to destroy all Bengali resistance centers in one massive strike a.
             and also to crush rebellion (revolution) once and for all. .
             -The westerners as the light-skinned always looked down on the dark-skinned.
             Bengalis, who preferred the word to the sword.
             The Sheik stated that the independence is unnecessary even if the million of people would be lost. .
             -Yahya ignored may things such as:.
             to recognize the personality of the Bengali leaders.
             he never took into account the enormous logistical difficulties of the distance between west and east.
             These things caused the entire subcontinent into open conflict.
             -On April17 the Bengali resistance fighters or came to be known as Mukti Bahini, established a provisional (temporary) government of their own inside the East Pakistan border and they gave the mane to their (developing) state the name of Bangladesh. .
             -Millions of Bengalis escaped for their lives from the pitilessness of the West Pakistan. Therefore they chose as their safe place the neighboring province of West Bengal, which was the part of India, which was the country of their former archenemy.


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