Taslima Nasrin reacts after UN official claims Russian troopers given Viagra | World News

Famous Bangladeshi writer and activist Taslima Nasrin on Sunday raked up the incidents of abuse confronted by ladies over the course of the 1971 Liberation warfare, after a United Nations official claimed on Friday that Russian troopers are being equipped with Viagra to rape Ukrainian ladies and "dehumanize" them.

Pramila Patten, UN's particular consultant on sexual violence in battle, instructed information company AFP that it was a "deliberate tactic" and a part of a “army technique”.

"When ladies are held for days and raped, if you begin to rape little boys and males, if you see a collection of genital mutilations, if you hear ladies testify about Russian troopers geared up with Viagra, it is clearly a army technique," AFP quoted Patten as saying.

Reacting to Patten's declare, Nasrin tweeted, “Russia giving troopers Viagra to rape Ukrainians! A part of the Russian 'army technique'! 'Deliberate tactic to dehumanize the victims'!Russian army raped & assaulted 100 Ukrainians to this point with Viagra.However Pakistani army raped 200,000 Bengali ladies in 1971 with out Viagra! (sic).”

Muricas News couldn't independently confirm the authenticity of Nasrin's declare and whether or not Pakistani troopers have been supplied with Viagra or not.

Nevertheless, in response to Human Rights Watch, a world non-governmental organisation, rapes occurred on a big however undetermined scale (figures of two lakh-4 lakh victims are sometimes talked about within the literature, although some students declare that these figures are severely inflated).

“Estimates of the variety of individuals killed in reference to the 1971 warfare differ drastically from a Pakistani authorities fee’s calculation of roughly 26,000 to figures of about 3,000,000 cited by Bangladeshi historians,” it stated.