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Page 60 of 60 English Bazar Bimal Das [CPI] : 25,116. Sailen Sarkar [CPM] : 14,287. Hari Prasanna Misra [TS] : 6,319. Harishchandrapur Gautam Chakraborty [C] : 23,433. Ilias Raza [W.P] : 21,418. Peshkar Ali [C-O] : 1,361. Sujapur A.B.A. Gani Khan Chowdhury [C] : 32,911. Mannan Sekh [Ind] : 9,418. Habibur Rahman [ML] : 4,623. Kaliachak Samsuddin Ahmed [C] : 23,933. Promod Ranjan Das [Ind] : 23,740. Dhirendra Saha [RSP] : 7,459. Manikchak Joshilal Mondal [C] : 25,460. Sudhendu Jha [CPM] : 18,036. Kharba Md. Mohbubul Haque [C] : 25,512. Nazimul Haque [CPM] : 24,843. Birendra Kr. Maitra [C-O] : 3,074. Habibpur Rabindra Murmu [CPI] : 27,027. Parkar Murmu [CPM] : 13,207. Boila Murmu [Ind] : 4,514. Gajol Ratua <strong>Malda</strong> Benjamin Hembrom [C] : 26,075. Suphal Murmu [CPM] : 14,561. Shyam Tudu [JS] : 2,783. Nirendra Sinha [C] : 21,755. Md. Ali [CPM] : 18,668. Ali Nabed [Ind] : 755. Gaphrur Rahman [C] : 27,420. Md. Ilias [CPM] : 16,286. 15.3.1972 Work done Treasury training etc. Information Attended Treasury 11 a.m.–12 noon. Then proceeded to send AG (WB) a declaration under FD memo no.1782 F dt 27/05/70 for issue of provisional payslip. From DM I learnt that I was to proceed tomorrow with 450 Qts. of rice & all gift blankets (some 30 bales) to DC Rajshahi so that he got these before our DM lands in Dacca. We were to deliver these & then were free to see Dacca as well. He said this to me in M.S. Bhattacharyya’s presence & naturally when we were making out permits for ourselves, he also wanted to come. Thereupon S.N.Majumdar tactfully explained that he must get DM’s
Page 61 of 61 prior permission first as we had got. DM is possibly rather displeased with MSB over his over-prudence in election expenses. BDOs have been complaining to DM that those in Zilla School got lavish food, but not those in BT College. I secured 4 jerry cans & sent off trucks to Habibpur, Kutubsahar, Harishchandrapur & Ratua to pick up residue rice. The drivers are anxious to please & but for their political leader would probably also go to Bangladesh. With MVIs I met DM who agreed to hire whatever trucks I needed at market rates of Rs.125/- instead of Rs. 80/-. I hope to get these early tomorrow morning. 16.3.1972 Work done Delivered Relief material at Rajshahi. Information The trucks arrived around 7 a.m. and I had 7 of them loaded with some 244 Quintals of rice [much of it had got spoilt I am afraid] and 32 bales of blankets. Trucks sent to Block Offices had not returned, so at 2.30 p.m. we left [R.Kar, S.N.Majumdar, G.C.Chakraborty & M.S.Bhattacharyya]. MSB got in when we went to collect letters to DC and to District Judge Dacca. DM told us to take him along. Delay occurred in getting the letters (because DM had not done them yesterday). Each of us had one small bag containing night wear, toilet accessories & a bed sheet. We also had permits stating we were on official duty to Bangla Desh, from the DM. I found the dirt road much better this time as the freshly put extra earth had been flattened down & packed hard by trucks passing. However, our silencer’s joint came off and we had to tie it up & proceed noisily to Sibganj. There at Lokman Khan’s garage (he was killed by Paks) the nuts were all tightened (they were all loose) & we went on to Nawabganj & found 5 trucks stranded there though’ they had reached at 3 pm as the ferry pontoon run by C & B Dept. was closed as the workers refused to work without extra payment. So we crossed by boat & found out Bhuto Babu who took us to SDO. SDO contacted C & B officer and arranged for extra labour from the ghat at Rs.1 each. It needs 14 men in all. At first he was going to lend the C & B Razakars from the jail [an illegal act since it was dark! Bhuto at once suggested local hiring]. He was worried over how to pay the extra money! Luckily the C & B officer undertook to adjust this. Then we left around 9 p.m. The DC was out, so we searched out the ADC’s residence, which was a total contrast to the splendour of the DC’s residence. Probably he has not been able to get a Govt. residence. He was extremely courteous & immediately arranged for our accommodation in the best five rooms on Circuit House (CH) 1 st floor. He also told us that our 2 trucks had reported to the Controller of Food. This was a big relief as I had forgotten to tell them to report at the C.H. After this we again went to the D.C. & met him. He is 1962 C.S.P., with prominent long side burns, very stylish and highly sophisticated anglicized Bengali accent. He immediately signed the receipt, & contacted the C & B & Controller of Food over getting our truck across the very same night. Fulminated a lot against the unwillingness & irresponsibility of the labourers. “Fruits of Democracy” he said sarcastically. He was DC Faridpur during the Pak crackdown & only fled at the fag end into Muktanchal. His sympathies are not very pro-Bangladesh. Not once did he query us about food & accommodation. At the CH I found a separate suite for me, as I was known as the ADC/ADM of <strong>Malda</strong> (this nomenclature stuck to me throughout despite my actual designation stamped on my card-- anyhow it was most useful!). The mix up occurred chiefly because they do not have such a probationary post. An Asst. Commr. is a substantive permanent rank. We had curry & puris brought by S.N.Mazumdar, sharing equally with the driver, and decided to leave by 3.30 a.m. tomorrow. The DC and Bhuto had advised us to catch the 1 st
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