To stigmatize victims of this conflict by calling them prostitutes, the letter “i” in a word was altered to the letter “a.” To aid refugees impacted by this conflict, a man sold his London apartment and founded the world’s largest NGO. Scholarly focus on the insāniyat of imprisoned women raped during this conflict has reduced societal ostracization, a cause tackled by deeming the victims heroic Birangonas. Association with paramilitary groups during this conflict introduced a traitorous connotation to the word razakar. The storming of Zahurul Huq Hall during this conflict by forces under Tikka Khan is memorialized by Martyred Intellectuals Day. This conflict was sparked in the aftermath of Operation Searchlight by the imprisonment of Sheikh Mujib, who led the Awami League. For 10 points, name this 1971 war fought on the Indian subcontinent. ■END■
ANSWER: Bangladesh Liberation War [or Muktijuddho; accept Bangladesh War of Independence; accept Bangladesh Genocide; accept Bangladeshi in place of “Bangladesh”; prompt on Pakistani Civil War; prompt on the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 by asking “during what conflict did the Indo-Pakistani War break out?”; prompt on Operation Searchlight until read] (The alteration of Birangona to barangona changed the meaning from “heroine” to “penetrated” or “prostitute.” Fazle Hasan Abed founded BRAC, the world’s largest NGO. The word insāniyat is translated as “humaneness” or “humanity.”)
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