What Actually Happened In 1971? | 056 | TBT
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In conversation with Farhat Hussein, this episode explores the tales of 1971 from a civilian’s perspective. What has he experienced during 1971 war? What happened during 1971? How long was he imprisoned in India? How Indian wardens treated them? Did his family know about his whereabouts? What he thinks of today’s Pakistan? What he thinks about Seth Abid? Did he work directly under him? Was he a smuggler? Did he really kidnap Benazir Bhutto? Tune in to know more on Pakistan’s future, textile industry and youth!
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00:00 Farhat Hussein
00:59 How his professional career started?
04:41 What he experienced during 1971 war?
17:52 How many years he lived in India?
23:27 What happened after he got out of India?
27:09 How Indian wardens treated them?
28:32 Did his family know about his whereabouts?
31:22 Where he worked after coming back to Pakistan?
34:41 What he thinks of today’s Pakistan?
38:31 Did he work directly under Seth Abid?
40:01 Murder of Seth Abid’s son
42:11 Did Seth Abid kidnapped Benazir Bhutto?
45:03 Seth Abid: a smuggler?
46:19 When he retired?
46:57 What he thinks about Pakistan’s textile industry?
47:53 Is he hopeful for Pakistan’s future?
48:45 What he thinks of today’s youth?
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We can only imagine what our ancestors suffered during 47, 65 and 71 ...they are such brave people ...Respect to this gentleman from 🇮🇳
Stop d!ckriding paxtanis if you have a little bit of self respect potato face paj33t
Especially people from Bengal and Punjab.
I'm from Bengal 🇮🇳
@@stone9126 Yes
Suffered? He was in army that *aped millions of Hindu women in military camps
3000 soldiers of Indian army...martyred
I am sorry that you suffered so much baba jee but when you said Indian army saved you I feel some satisfaction. It is pity that none in their comments mentioned this fact. What people, really!
True bro
Indian Army keeps our prisoners with dignity. Don’t even imagine what happens with Indian prisoners in Pakistani Jail.
@@Brokenhearted894 if Indian Army said that then your brother must have links with militants. Indian Army is one of the most professional armies in the world We have zero tolerance policy when it comes to terrorism because we have suffered. 26/11 , Uri, Pulwama etc. Lost a lot of lives of Army personals too. So your propaganda of defaming Indian army on social media is not going to work. You are definitely a radical muslim or Pakistani .
@@nimaykargeti8913 oh! hyderpora encounter says a lot about occupying army.millions of innocent kashmiris killed by occupiers .the inhumane Afspa has made thousands of kashmiris as scapegoats pellet guns made thousands of kashmiris blind.thousands kashmiris are missing who are taken by occupying army by saying they have to just visit camp and they never came back.more than 9 Lakh occupying army roaming in kashmir.#QUITKASHMIR
@@Brokenhearted894 Go to Indian Kashmir and see developments there and then see your Kashmir. You guys don’t even have food to eat. In Indian Kashmir people are using 5G network. There is Airport, 3 Central Universities and 9 state universities in Indian Kashmir. No Kashmiri is missing. All are happy except the ones on ISI payroll.I haven’t heard of any protest or use of Pellet guns anything since article 370 was removed in 2019. I just visited Kashmir 6 months back. Loved Tulip Garden by the way. Thanks to Indian Government for taking good care of our Kashmiri brothers and sisters.
I am a Bangladeshi girl. My father is a Muktibahini. I am very much proud of our freedom fighter. And thanks India for supporting us. জয় বাংলা, জয় বঙ্গবন্ধু।
Joy bangla... i m from india jaipur
JOY BANGLA JOY HIND till the end of time !
You being proud of a terrorist daughter
Joy bangla From India ❤️
When this Babaji said"Indian army"saved them,I really fill proud of Indian army. Jay Jawan - Jay kisan - Jay Hind ki Sena ❤❤❤
Can u tell the exact time he says that
@@prashanthk8755 approximately 11:40 ke arround
That is a fact. In many places indian forces did save non bengalese. But not as a generality. In thousands of other instances, the Indian army turned blind eyes to the genocide.
@@jenifferbrown2297 your source please
Bro , being a Muslim , I salute them for this act . Maneskshaw ❤
His memory is so good. He is telling situation 50 years back as a story that a person can imagine in his mind.
My Dado was about 5-6 yrs old at the time of Migration and literally she told us all the stories and things happened at that time She even can't remember what happened yesterday now but all the past events are still refresh in her mind🥺
@@aneeqaahmed115 Its never easy to forget tough times in life.
Memory works by recalling your past moments, the more you recall a moment in your mind, the longer you can remember it even if it is 50 years old.
I reckon it's not easy to forget when something like happens to you.
@@qalabeabbas6114 kķ
As Pakistanis we shouldn’t forget or deny the atrocities committed by our government and army against the bengali community which resulted in the mess he went through. If we don’t learn from our mistakes we won’t progress as a nation
how our govt are dealing with TLP can result in a shitty future atrocities again
Do you know who the mukhti bani are?
True indeed
@@MA-ol9pc Mukti bahini were the force of persecuted Bengali's Armed Force Which was trained by Indian Army to liberate their Motherland Bengal.
As an Indian I am saying that we supported Mukti bahini. But the Creation of Mukti bahini was the result of Atrocities of Pakistani Army on Bengalis. By Tagging them as "Gande Kaale Bengali" Army Generals and Politicians of Pakistan were responsible for 1971 Bengal Genocide.
@@narayansaini719 true.
and not giving the power to elected member sheikh mujib by yahia and bhutto was very very despicable.
@mehendipur Baufal, not giving power to mujib was synonym of not giving power to east-pak. always trying to dominate the toxic panjabi west-pak ..the whole pak country as a whole.
No matter who wins the war, it’s the common man who always suffers. When he talked about his children’s pictures while in camp, it brought tears to my eyes.
This was moving. Thank you Muzamil for being a great host, not interrupting and keeping everything in a natural flow.
Please make more podcasts like this. We need to preserve the history and only few people from that generation are left.
Because of the so called generation gap we have lost the stories of struggle, hustle and survival of our elders. We do not know their journeys. We do not know what they have done for this country. Big thanks and thumbs up for Muzammil to bring this conversation for us. We seriously need these kind of journeys for our motivation.
True words Sir💖
True. 100%
We have been missing these kinds of sessions in our main stream media. And that's why Our new generation really lack understanding of importance of this country and the struggles our ancestors have faced for this blessing known as Pakistan.
Kudos to Muzammil for bringing this elderly man in the podcast
I used to sit with my father and my NANA , ask them multiple question and they share experiences. it worths spending time wth elders.
You should also try to know how and why problem happened? If a country starts a war and its citizens struggle, their country should get the blame
@@farhanathar2256 ok
This podcast is close to my heart after Dada(grandfather) I listened this whole story in same accent and way that my Dada used to tell that how they struggled and migrated Karachi
Such a simple and beautiful human being ...Love from Delhi 🇮🇳
Man you are going to change the dynamics of Pakistani youtube...hats off to you!!!
WE WILL CREATE KHALISTAN IN 😝🤗 C A N A D A. 😁😝
SIKHS, MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS, PARSIS AND JEWS, JAINS AND BUDDHISTS ARE H A P P Y IN INDIA AND ARE FLOURISHING. THEY BECOME MEGA-STARS, PRESIDENTS OF INDIA, CHIEF JUSTICE, LEADERS AND WHAT NOT. OF COURSE WE WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE BALOCH PEOPLE, TO THE PASHTUNS, TO THE KASHMIRIS OF THE PoK, THE SINDHI COMMUNITY OF PAKISTAN, THE UIGHUR MUSLIMS OF CHINA.
It is typical of older adults, you can't remember what you had for breakfast, but stories from 30 years ago are detailed and clear.
I want more podacsts like these. Bring people who have either witnessed the migration or known people who had and all those stories
Yes agree
These people are real gems who tell real stories of our history and help youth to understand what this country means.
Migration stories are really emotional if you hear, one can't help but go into deep love with this country. 🇵🇰
Sacrifices didn't happen for nothing..
@@farhanathar2256 True.
desi informer
What a sensible youtuber, never interrupting at wrong times, intervening when need, asking correct questions, great job Muzamil !
This was wonderful to watch. Thank you for inviting him and please do invite more people like him who have witnessed our past. This is needed.
A refresher conversation. Today's life problems are far less than the hardships faced by our elders in those times.
New generation should listen to this podcast. Just realise the blessing of your own land where you can proudly walk.
Jbh
Also talk about what he said about Atrocities on Bengalis by your own people
Baloch people are bearing same treatment on their land.
As an 🇮🇳 I can only appreciate your efforts to bring such people and stories to us ...God bless you
Whatever comes out of this oldies mouth is bs... Yet another wave of good times coming their way....
Enjoy... Because you are worth shit and nothing else!!
Please make more podcasts like this one. This is history in its true essence. So much respect for Farhat Sahab and everyone else who endured hardships with him.
His line saying "Apny Mulq Ki Qadar Bahar Dhakky Khaany K Bad Ati Hai" made me realize how hard the situations would be for our labourers who're working outside Pakistan. May Allah SWT make things easier for them.
Bro you never know how we feel about our Pakistan... not saying that I didnt love my country during the time I spent in country but mulk ki qada Pakistan se bahir ee hoti he...
They say overseas earn a lot and maze ee maze hain but they never realise we earn by working our arses of here... if most of Pakistanis who rely on their family members outside worked back in Pakistan they would earn as much..
@@Hamza-fr1gj More power to you sirrrrrr
Ameen ❤️
Brother, please write the full form of SWT.
Bilkul.... Bangaliyo ne to pahle Dhakke v khaye, Fir Genocide v survive kiya, Fir Apna khud ka mulk bnaya
Thank you so much, Muzammil. I have met plenty of people who survived 1971, and their stories are extremely heartbreaking. I am so impressed and greatful to you to bring forward these stories; which goes against the proclaimed narrative of 1971 on the internet.
I've said this before and I'll say it again....you have the best guests on your podcast. Loved hearing his story. Please bring more people like him. We all need to hear these stories first hand. Thank you once again.
My father was also in prisoners when Dhaka fall happened, he was just new in army and they sent him to East Pakistan due to pre war situation. He been there for 3-4 years and when he got back, they not carried him in army for more tenure as it happened to all army prisoners.
Thanks for this noble man for such amazing discussion.
Pakistan army committed genocide of Bengalis, especially Bengali Hindus, in erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971.....3 million Bengalis were brutally murdered by Pakistan army.....Shameful and outrageous
Mere dada bhi esa hi andaaz e bayaan rakhte the. Un ki yaad agayi💔l
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It's an honour to be able to witness and listen to someone who survived 1971 war and how things were back then. We read in history but having someone who experienced all of it is just phenomenal and extraordinary in itself. Thank you for doing this. This has been the most precious and golden podcast. Allah Pak may bestow him with the best of health and happiness. He is our true hero to survive such harsh conditions and stay hopeful till the very end. Such remarkable journey it was. Thanks alot for sharing this with the world.
keep it up very thought full
What a beautiful thing I have listened on the start of the New Year, can't thank you enough for putting up this gem, I always search for the real side of the story. Thank you so much for finding such a beautiful person. Love to see another sitting with him, I am sure he has many wonderful experiences to share if someone scratches his memory. He got so much to deliver to the youth that we need. I again Thank you for this.
This has been a brilliant podcast. You usually get an "Indian" or a "Pakistani" perspective in books. But someone who lived through it, amazing man !
literally, his story gave me shivers, imagining how hard the situation was. we are glad to hear this story. keep it up muzamil.
They were given Proper Barracks, Good Food and Regular Money by Indian Army.
Can you Admire That Treatment given by Indian Army to Your POW's
@@narayansaini719 f*** India and there Army We love our Country Pakistan
This episode of podcast is golden, history and struggle and much more , recommended everyone to watch and learn how country is important and what true independence meant
my eyes teared up when he said " Apny Mulq Ki Qadar Bahar Dhakky Khaany K Bad Ati Hai" hes truely a wonderful soul
My father was also prisoner of war in India after 71. He was also kept in Meerut Camp. I wonder if they were together.. Most fascinating interview.
How did Indians treat him in the camp
i have been following you for as long as i can remember, and you have always felt like a elder brother i never had. I had to leave instagram due to some personal reasons and i was really sad about not being able to follow you. I was extreamely overjoyed to hear about this podcast. It was everything i ever wanted. i have been watching and hearing every podcast since. And thoroughly loved each and every second of it.
This is my first comment on it, because i wanted to emphasize how amazing this was. i cried through out the podcast and loved every second of it. and THIS IS WHAT WE WANT. The heroes that dont get the followers or likes but deserve something more then that, our admiration.
JazakAllah khairan kaseerah for existing akhi. May the Almighty always protect you.
I love the diversity of topics covered here. Great job man!
Thank you sir
What an incredible story.
Your selection of guests and questions are fantastic, Muzammil. Great work, team TBT! 👌
Thank you so much!
Pakistan army committed genocide of Bengalis, especially Bengali Hindus, in erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971.....3 million Bengalis were brutally murdered by Pakistan army.....Shameful and outrageous
Huge respect to indian army who protect citizens from such brutal atrocities . As we say humanity always prevails .
@user-be6pi9vb5p ye apne pak army wala chij hm pr na thopo jhan government hi army chalati hai aur elected pm ko hata ke jail me dal diy a jata hai koi pm ka nam btao pak ka jisne hal filhal me apna full term complete kiya ho indian army is great and always be 🙌
And now your army is brutal to the citizins of india
This guy is full of positivity and gratitude
Bless him. He mentioned Thandi Sarak in Hyderabad and that place made me remember my childhood. Thanks for this podcast, emotions were high in this one
मैं हमेशा से यह आंखो देखें हालात सुनना चाहता था।
धन्यवाद।। जय हिन्द।।
I always enjoy the company of old people, there's always so much to learn from their experiences. Looking forward to more podcasts like this.
Historical Conversation.Please invite more personalities to discuss about history which is great asset of our country.
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ur history is nort more than 70 years LMAOO
@@amita8526 please spread this dirt under indian videos. RSS terrorists in the comment section will not be appreciated
@@XtremeFun thats why u guys are stipped naked at airport lmaooo
@@XtremeFun 😂😂😂
Incredible witness accounts of the horrible atrocities within South Asia. Younger south asian generations should listen to the painful history and try not to repeat these events.
Truly a special episode... Such versions of history are always rare to find 💯
I can't explain the impact of this episode. It's awesome.
Keep em coming 😁
Farhat Hussein you are an inspiration.
i cried with him :((( what a wonderful podcast it was. need more like these!!
Same happen to us in kashmir
@@VivekYadav-uw5ls what happened
@@Loading........Dr. horrors of seeing killing of relatives. when get targeted. Cursed .Not able to protect your family. Life becomes a misery.
@@Loading........Dr. you just want to leave that place
Cry for the millions of Bengali women they *aped for years in military camps.
Such a raw story. uncensored story, directly from bottom of heart to someone of experienced it at first hand.
We want more podcasts like these, Loved it! 👌🏼❤️
He looks like my Nana Abu, I saw the whole podcast as if I'm watching him speaking once again as he used to tell same stories. May his soul Rest in Peace. More power to you to bring this podcast for us.
Allah uncle ko sehat aur afiyat de.
Such a decent selection of guests.
Hats off to you Sir Muzamil.
We can't thank you for what you are giving us.
I loved this one particularly. I think there can be a whole series on history with seniors like him.
your respect getting higher .. love from Hyderabad
Literally , this is the first podcast that i listened with full interest 😊🇵🇰💚
Please bring more stories like this. You are doing a wonderful job my friend. 🙌
We have great stories but we can't make a single film on it. This man is a survivor and he is still standing still. Respect
Love & Respect for Sir Farhat Hussein.
This was the best podcast on your channel, Loved it!
He is a legend ♥️♥️ loved every bit of this podcast.
Excellent interview which drove me down back in 70s. This is a live history. My beloved Farhat Hussain has faced lots of problems but he showed nothing against the players behind this episode. It is his greatness. May Allah (swt) grant him maximum reward of his patience against all his difficulties and pains he faced. Ameen
The best podcast till now. Plz invite more guests like him. ❣️❣️❣️
My father was in Dhakka(East Pakistan) at the time of Dhakka fall. He was Lt. Col and after the Pakistani forces surrendered to India he was shifted to Agra jail where he remained captivated for 2 years. Afterwards he was shifted to Diolali where he remained for another 6 months before he along with thousands of Pakistani army forces were released in April 1974. I was born in 1972 and was almost 2 years old when I first saw my father. Now my father is in Lahore; is almost 94 years of age
tu mazak kar rha hai na 😂
I wonder why war veterans of '71 serving in East Pakistan never told their side of story. My uncle was in Chittagong in '71
Did your dad take part in war crimes against Bengalis?
From hindustan
Abbajan india jail me , bachcha ho gaya udhar Pakistan me .... Waah
@@India-hc2hu Aisa mat bolo sb Allah (Maulana) ka Karishma hai😅
This was a good effort. Really appreciate it.
May I suggest more such interviews of elders who survived partition, wars.
Outstanding
I have no words to explain. our youth should know the hardships our forefathers faced
11:31 so the Indian army protected his life from the Bengali militias.
Say what you want but in the last 75 years, the Indian Army has been about as professional as one can expect in such circumstances.
Reminds me of my Dada abu May Allah grant him jannah. Yahi andaze bayan rakhty thy wo esy he waqiyt sunaty thy hmin. ❤️ This man is a true inspiration literally his words "apny mulk ka pata chalta he" makes me reminds our blessings.
Ameen.
This Baba ji has very good memory, he relayed his experience to us so wonderfully, what a great man! Subhaan Allah!
Loved simplicity in presentation. No flashy lights, effects, music etc. still effective.
Each human being has some story to tell. I think Muzamil has done a great job recording one of such stories.
One of the best podcast I have ever heard 👍
Loved this person ......Bring more people like these.... definatly a book from that much experienced Person........
Muzammil bhai we are so proud to have you! May Allah always keep you and your loved ones happy. Ameen
The best podcast I have ever listened to. ❤
Such a great podcast, no words. It would be extra ordinary if you could get any military person during the war in a podcast
I’m so happy to listen to this podcast 🥺❤️
I loved listening to this podcast please bring more people like him. Thank you for this.
Thank you for this amazing podcast , learned alot of things within 51 minutes .
30:14 :'( made me cry
Loved it. Your podcasts are miles ahead of other TH-camrs
Thank you Muzammil THANK YOU
A very interesting podcast! Great work. Helps put today's life in prospective!
This is the best Pod you've ever done Muzamil. should do such pods more often
This podcast was brilliant 🙏🏽👏🏽
I request you to make more podcasts like this. It was just amazing. Loved it
At the time it aired,, didn't really hear it through but today got the opportunity to listen it thoroughly and it was quite enlightening, inspiring yet horrifying listening to the struggles he had to go throughout his life and how they coped with it all. Also, the point he raised about realizing the importance of living in a free independent country.
We need more like these. ❤️
What a great voice of this legend old man
Best Podcast till yet! please do it more.
It's a worth to watch!!Please bring podcasts like these to clear the misconcepts of young people about their country!!
Historical and Informative conversation.
Briliant podcast ....my mother and i watched it together and we loved it ....keep progressing👍
NEED MORE INTERVIEWS LIKE THIS PLEASE
Thanks muzammil bhai for asking all the right questions
Such an informative podcast 👍
Also, The way you were respectful, towards him and his views, deserves appreciation.
Both of you are assets to the country 🖤
Superb 👏👏👏👏👏 beautiful interview of a beautiful soul thank u so much for this podcast I m really very thankful ❤️.
I watch yout podcasts while doing workout , this was my most favourite episode
This one is PRECIOUS 🙌🏻✨
Loved this podcast.. ❤️👍
After 2 year I'm watching this podcast, as an Indian it is interesting to listen him, first time I knew that apart from 90000 soldies there were some civilion also who were hostage.
No the army was only 20000 others were policemen, guards and workers from west pakistan and bihar who were taken as pows
@@gamingwithsmilyt 🙂 at least 20000 teas in 1971 itself 🙂...fantastic hai na ..hai na..
The Pakistan army in East Pakistan, which later became Bangladesh, numbered 31,000 and they had NO Air cover and they could NOT be reinforced, so they had NO help from anybody - not even West Pakistan could help them.
They were alone and fought bravely against 4 countries:
Indian Army =450,000
Bengali mukti bahini - trained & paid by India = 83,000
USSR Soviet Union = Trained the terrorists & provided arms +ammunition +heavy weapons.
Israel = provided India with weapons & missiles.
So it was actually just 31,000 Pakistani Soldiers against an enemy numbering 600,000!!
The 93K Pakistani prisoners of war included about 50k non army ppl such as police, railway workers, Bank staff, large group of West Pakistani business ppl who had moved to E. Pakistan & setup factories + families etc. Instead of sending them back separately, India included all them with the 30 K Soldiers.
India should be ashamed of calling this a victory!
Taking women & children & civilians as POWs then pretending they were all soldiers!!
Above info compiled from various sources inc. Lt Gen Amjad Shuaib.
After 700 years the Hindus one a war with the help of Bengalis and the Soviets
@@gamingwithsmilytnot 20000. Army was 54000 airforce 833 navy 1386 and paramilitary 16000 and police 8000 and rest government employees and civilians. This is accepted by hamodour rahman commision. In 1972
Such a gem this podcast is 🥺
Bring in more senior people like him...
Thanks