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Naria massacre
Naria massacre ((ベンガル語:নড়িয়া হত্যাকান্ড)) refers to the massacre of Bengali Hindus of Naria village in the district of Sylhet on 21 April 1971 by the Pakistani occupation army.
== Background ==
The village of Naria is situated in Upper Kagabala Union, in the western end of Maulvibazar Sadar Upazila, 10 km to the west of Maulvibazar, the district headquarters of Maulvibazar District. In 1971, the Maulvibazar District was a sub-division of Sylhet District. The village is surrounded by numerous ''haor''s, which makes the village inaccessible during the rains. Country boats remain the sole form of transport to and from the village during the rains. In 1971, the village was inhabited mostly by poor and backward Hindus who made their livelihood through menial labour.
On 26 March, the Pakistani occupation army launched the Operation Searchlight and targeted the Hindus for extermination. Thousands of Hindus were killed in the months of March and April and hundreds of thousands of Hindus had taken refuge in India. During this time the local Razakars led by one Madrichh Ali proposed to the villagers of Naria, that they convert en masse and then marry their girls with Muslim boys. The village would thus be saved from the attack of Pakistani occupation army. When the villagers refused, the Razakars asked them to hand over all their cows, to which the villagers refused again. At that, the Razakars threatened them to teach a lesson.
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