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Bengalis Genocide 1971 also known as Bangladesh Genocide was one of the worst genocide in the human history done by Pakistani Military, to finish off Bengalis, they killed approx 30,00,000 people. In 1971, the genocide of Operation Searchlight, under the pre-planned was conducted from March 6, 1971. The military forces of West Pakistan got involved in this operation to eradicate the demand for independence of the Bengalis of East Pakistan at that time. During the long nine-month war of independence of Bangladesh, the Pakistani military and its allies killed 30,000,000 people. 200,000 to 400,000 Bengali women were systematically raped. Also, Bengali and Urdu-speaking Biharis became The events that took place during the war of independence became known as genocide. On the other hand, Sharmila Basu, an American educationist of Indian descent, remarked that Bengali nationalists also carried out genocide against wartime Biharis. Many mass graves have been found in Bangladesh and mass graves are still being found. Among them, in August 1999, it was found next to the mosque of Mirpur police station in Dhaka. On the first night of the Bengali massacre, a telegram from Dhaka to the United States reported that countless students and civilians had been killed in and around Dhaka University.