This Indian is worshiped like a god in Japan

Radhabinod Pal, you may not have even heard the name of this great man. There are many other Indians, who neither know nor recognize him, but today we are going to tell you such things about this person, which will surprise you. Not only do people know this person in Japan but also worship him like a god. This is the reason why special memorials have been built in Japan's Yasukuni Temple and Kyoto's Ryogen Gokoku Devalaya in his memory.
Radhabinod Pal, born in the then Bengal province on 27 January 1886, was an Indian legal jurist and judge. He had studied law from Presidency College and Kolkata University in Kolkata and after that, he was also a teacher in this university from 1923 to 1936. In the year 1941, he was appointed a judge in the Kolkata High Court. Apart from this, he was also an advisor to the British. Radhabinod Pal was an Indian judge in the 'Tokyo Trials', an international lawsuit against war crimes committed by Japan after World War II. He was made the representative of India by the British government. In total 11 judges, he was the only judge who had decided that all war criminals are innocent. These prisoners included more than 20 other leaders and military officers, including the then Prime Minister of Japan Hideki Tojo.
Judge Pal wrote in his judgment that it is not proper to make laws about an incident after it has happened and that is why he ruled to leave all, forcing the prosecution of prisoners of war to the victorious countries of the World War, while the rest of the judges Had given him the death penalty. This is the reason why in Japan he is still respected as a great person.

[@mueidaziz6018]

Radhabinod Pal (27 January 1886 - 10 January 1967) was an Bengali jurist from British India present day Bangladesh, who was a member of the United Nations' International Law Commission from 1952 to 1966. He was one of three Asian judges appointed to the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, the "Tokyo Trials" of Japanese war crimes committed during the Second World War.[2] Among all the judges of the tribunal, he was the only one who submitted a judgment which insisted all defendants were not guilty. The Yasukuni Shrine and the Kyoto Ryozen Gokoku Shrine have monuments specially dedicated to Judge Pal

[@SpectralOdyssey]

The channel is led by biased indian dude

[@anubhavgangwar1383]

@@SpectralOdyssey lol. He migrated to india after partition. So he was indian

[@pujangamer9350]

@@anubhavgangwar1383 noo kid he was Bangladeshi and born kushtia Bangladesh

[@jamestheknight8859]

@@pujangamer9350 he himself said he is Indian. Go learn history first! 😂

[@pujangamer9350]

@@jamestheknight8859 Google is a things where ppl search abt info but some ppl like you dont know how to use Google first learn how to use Google then comment 🤣🤣 and in Google he is born kushtia and kushtia is a part of Bangladesh

[@jamiulkayes4105]

Japanese emperor Hirohito said, “As long as there will be in Japan, Bengali food shortage and the financial problem will be overseen. Japan will be a selfless friend forever to Bangladesh.”

[@goodboygaming1473]

Why??

[@utkarshgangil919]

Along with India, Bangladesh was not even formed at that time

[@alexshanto7285]

@@utkarshgangil919 He was born in Kustia and completed his primary and college education in Rajshahi . These regions are located inside Bangladesh.

[@anubhavgangwar1383]

@@alexshanto7285 bhut he migrated to india after partition

[@jamestheknight8859]

@@alexshanto7285 he himself said he is Indian. Go learn history first!

[@nilnil8411]

For those saying Radhabinod Pal was a Bangladeshi, you're clueless. He was born in Bengal province, British India and never went back to East Pakistan/ Bangladesh after the partition. His entire family lives in India and he even received the 2nd highest civilian award Padma Vibhushan. To state Pal was a Bangladeshi is like calling H.S. Suhrawardy or Jinnah an Indian.

[@4thwall880]

Relax Bangladesh has no one else to claim All know the truth Even it they claim him to be a Bangladeshi he is still a hindu will Bangladesh deny it as well

[@bappyhasanjahid4985]

@@4thwall880 Dude that's racism.

[@y.abhinandan1525]

There are so many comments stating that this great man is Bangladeshi. This is false. For those who want to know more, please read on. Radhabindo pal was born during the time India was colonized by the British. Countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan did not exist during that time. So his identity was Indian. When the Tokyo trial was happening, he didn't go to Japan representing Bangladesh because Bangladesh did not even exist during that time HAHAHA. He represented India because he is Indian and he knows he is an Indian. The Bangladeshis in the comment section here, my request to you is to stop claiming this man as your nation because he himself recognized as Indian and I doubt he even knew the word Bangladesh. Your Pride does not change anything. Even If you insist he is Bangladeshi, nothing will change because he will still go down in history as the justice that served India and NOT Bangladesh.

[@voxsensumrationis1584]

Radhabinod Pal lived solely in Kolkata from 1922, and in 16F Dover Lane from about 1925 to 1967, when he died. He last visited Kushtia in about 1930 as far as I am aware, and his last few visits were purely to sell off his ancestral properties. After that his only visits to East Bengal were to Dhaka briefly in the late 1930s, on a couple of occasions, purely for official business. After 1947 he did not have any links with the then East Pakistan, since all his relatives had migrated to India. The man had struggled a lot in early life in East Bengal. Correctly or incorrectly he consciously tried to cut off all connections to those unpleasant memories, in favour of the (as he saw it) sophistication of Kolkata. He in fact tried to gloss over the fact that he was a Bangaal throughout his life in Kolkata. Please note that his conscious cutting off all East Bengal connections was not due to religious reasons, as some have alleged, and it was purely because of the unpleasant memories- Binod was religion blind. Due to these reasons I believe that it is not correct to claim that he was either an East Pakistani or Bangladeshi. I am a relative, born in 1948, and knew him intimately until his death.

[@human8454]

He is a hindu not Muslims if he alive today he will choose india to live not Bangladesh or Pakistan

[@pulaknewyork9814]

Yes but present day japanese recognize him as an Bangladeshi because where he was born r situated in present Bangladesh. If u want to clear the issues u can contact with their related departments.

[@AbdullahAlMamun-mc4nq]

He is born in custia Bangladesh. After Partition he go to India.

[@AbdullahAlMamun-mc4nq]

India Call so many novel people call indian This is there Tactis, But They Are Born In Bangladesh. Like Sir Jogodish Chondro Bosu He Also Born In Bangladesh Bikrompur. India Hijack Nobel people name that they can show. But Bangladesh Don't Claim All Indian Nobel indian Man From Bangladesh. True Never die

[@mohitmehrotra7207]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@newtechinfobd]

So that's why he was in Bangladeshi but by birth in India 🙂

[@mr.profundis3804]

@@newtechinfobd Nationality 'Bangladeshi' did not exist back then. He was born as a british indian died as an Indian.

[@newtechinfobd]

@@mr.profundis3804 That means Pakistani and Bangladeshi are also British Indian 👏

[@mr.profundis3804]

@@newtechinfobd if the person was born before independence then yes.

[@mr.profundis3804]

@@hasanmiazi360 No he migrated to India after Partition hence he is not pakistani.

[@Rahmantal]

Born 27 January 1886 Taragunia, Salimpur, Kushtia, Bengal Presidency, British India[1] (present-day Bangladesh) Died 10 January 1967 (aged 80) Calcutta, India[1] Nationality British Indian, Bengal Presidency, Indian Alma mater Rajshahi College Presidency College, Calcutta Hazra Law College, University of C

[@zamanbabu9258]

He was born in Bangladesh and not in India. He borned in Kushtia district in Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩.He was a teacher in Bangladeshi college and then gone in India for law practice.

[@DarkHeaven99]

Bangladesh came into existence after Pal died

[@arkamaiti2284]

Nonsense kangla, He was British Indian before partition and after partition he became Indian. Loldesh i.e Bangladesh came into existence in 1971.

[@hittv817]

Bangladesh has no history. Even my grandmother is older than Bangladesh 😂😂

[@captain4595]

I am a Bengali Hindu,and lol Justice Radhabinod Pal wasn't Bangladeshi.He was an Indian.When he was born, Bangladesh didn't exist even,Bangladesh was a part of India,and thus he was born Indian.And later he migrated to India.And not to mention he was a Hindu,a religion which is persecuted in Bangladesh.The Bangladeshis consider any Hindu culture as foreign.

[@fayajmasud1122]

still he is a bangali ,a hindu , a Bangladeshi and even an Indian so what

[@fayajmasud1122]

and no one considered hindu culture or Muslim culture as foreign. These culture belongs here before Bangladesh & even before India So stop your bullshit and claiming every known individual

[@nabilnasif4983]

Dear Brother, I think you have a misconception about the religious beliefs of Bangladeshi people. Please do your research properly. Please don’t spread such wrong information.

[@VarunVyas93]

Watch Tokyo Trial (Miniseries) - 4 Episodes based on this incident available on Netflix. Late. Irrfan Khan plays the role of Dr. Radha Binod Pal.

[@MDALAMIN-iz4qj]

this man is Bangladesh

[@Mike-kg7nz]

ありがとうございます！パール判事 Thank you very much Mr. Pal!

[@4thwall880]

He is thanking you from heaven and we Indian love Japan From your cars to anime

[@shivtime3077]

Atleast he is a Hindu, not belonging to the "peaceful religion"

[@animeshroypainter]

From the 'comments' I learned today that my mother & father are both Bangladeshis...my grandfathers, grandmothers..uncles & aunts are all Bangladeshis... not to forget of course my great-great.. forefathers are all Bangladeshis!! Rest of us who were born from the ones who could escape the genocide and cross over the artificial border line without being butchered and raped and start their life from scratch are Indians ?!!

[@sunnyday5926]

Had RBP lived now, he would have answered your question & quench your thrust. For now, you can ask Amartya Sen and many more intellectuals whose ancestors had escaped those butchers at that time. And who knows how many more now are fleeing as well. Sadly true for Bangladesh.

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@Kaisermakati]

Highest gratitude and forever love to Judge Pal from Japan

[@sindhujareddy7513]

:)

[@advaitavedanta3249]

We all Indians and particularly Bengalis are immensely proud of him. We also urge Govt. of W.B.and that of India to duly honour him publicly.

[@magic90015]

JAPAN is war criminal country! I HATE Radhabinod Pal! Pal absented himself for 109 of 466 "judge days," or more than twice the number of the next highest absentee

[@iAjitYadav]

He is indian 😍

[@safinr.s.8159]

He is not a Indian He is a Bangladeshi Radhabinod Pal (27 January 1886 - 10 January 1967) was a Bengali jurist from British India present day Bangladesh, who was a member of the United Nations' International Law Commission from 1952 to 1966. He was one of three Asian judges appointed to the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, the "Tokyo Trials" of Japanese war crimes committed during the Second World War.[2] Among all the judges of the tribunal, he was the only one who submitted a judgment which insisted all defendants were not guilty. The Yasukuni Shrine and the Kyoto Ryozen Gokoku Shrine have monuments specially dedicated to Judge Pal.[3] Radhabinod Pal Born27 January 1886 Salimpur, Daulatpur, Kushtia,[1] Bengal Presidency, British India (present-day Bangladesh) Died10 January 1967 (aged 80)Alma materPresidency College, Calcutta (now Kolkata) and the Law College of the University of CalcuttaOccupationJuristKnown forTokyo TrialChildrenShanti Rani, Asha Rani, Leela Rani, Bela Rani, Nilima, Roma Rani, Renu Kana, Lakshmi Rani, Smriti Kana, Prasanta Kumar, Pradyot Kumar, Pronab Kumar, Pratip Bijoy and Pratul Kumar. **[Source; Wikipedia ]**

[@yohanani6838]

Yeah I believe he is an Indian.

[@jamestheknight8859]

@@safinr.s.8159 he himself said he is Indian. Go learn history first!

[@your_name96]

@@safinr.s.8159 loru description ta por

[@jamestheknight8859]

I see a lot of Bangladeshi 'Muslims' commenting he was Bangladeshi. First of all, if he wanted to be called anything other than Indian, he could have stayed in East Pakistan. But he didn't because the jihadists there were massacring innocent Hindus and destroying Bengali heritage and culture. So, he renounced all claims of being called anything else other than an Indian. And, secondly, he was a Hindu. Also, i don't see bangladesh can remain Bangladesh for long. Because of the radical Islamist ideology spreading there. I warn the Bangladeshi and Bengali Hindus and other minorities like Buddhists (If there are any Buddhists in Bangladesh) to be very careful. Stay safe. And, Everyone's comments are allowed. 😂😉 Especially those Bangladeshi 'patriots'! 😂😂

[@MahidLoveIslam]

Stop this fucking shits,,you guyz killed a lot of muslim people in india,,always take other side of muslims,,but we stay here very peacefully,,i have a lot of hindu friends,,we never fought

[@4thwall880]

Bangladesh hasn't achieved anything that's why they are crying over a hindu Even though their country hates Hindus and attacks them in poojas But still they will keep crying 😭 like a baby 🍼🍼🍼🍼

[@popj-xg4to]

Operation Ichi-Go is an operation conducted by the Japanese Army on the Chinese mainland from April 17th to December 10th, 1944 during the Sino-Japanese War. It was the last major offensive of the Japanese Army, which caused the National Revolutionary Army to be hit hard and affected during the Chinese Civil War. However, on the other hand, the United States is also mediating the conclusion of the Double Tenth Agreement with Chiang Kai-shek in order to avoid a civil war. According to a study by Barbara W. Tuchman, the results of this operation had a more significant impact on the subsequent war situation than the Japanese had imagined, and had a decisive impact on Japan's fate. According to it, Franklin Roosevelt has consistently strongly trusted and supported Chiang Kai-shek since the beginning of the war, and encouraged him in the war against Japan so that he would not drop out of the Allies in a single peace with Japan during the Cairo Conference. However, he said that he changed his mind because the front of Chiang Kai-shek collapsed due to this operation. In fact, Chiang Kai-shek has not been invited to important Allied conferences ("Yalta Conference" and "Potsdam Conference") since then. According to the Stilwell document, Roosevelt said, "Can China win?" Stilwell said, "There is no choice but to eliminate Chiang Kai-shek." During the 1944 Hengyang battle, he could not sleep at night and twice. He says he thought about suicide. The American side also planned to assassinate Chiang Kai-shek, and three methods of "poisoning", "aircraft incident", and "pretending to be suicide" were considered, but it was canceled in 1944 due to changes in the international situation such as Burma. The successor that the United States envisioned is Sun Fountain. As Roosevelt's Chief of Staff George Marshall and General Joseph Stilwell have long insisted, Chiang Kai-shek's army is actually a demoralized and corrupt organization that does not form an army. It became clear that he had no desire or ability to fight with the United States and other Allied forces. As a result, President Roosevelt changed the scenario of the operation against Japan from the conventional bombing of Japan and other countries from the air bases of mainland China to the one that MacArthur and others claimed to occupy the islands of the Pacific Ocean one after another. China was dismissed at the Yalta Conference, and the Allied nation's footsteps were disturbed, with angry Chiang Kai-shek presenting a peace plan to Japan against the will of the United States. In the Japan-US negotiations, Japan's allegations were peace by the confluence of Wang Jingwei of the Nanjing government and Chiang Kai-shek of the Chongqing government, and a proposal for defense from communism jointly by Japan and China. The US allegation was the withdrawal of Japanese troops from China, admitting only the Chongqing government. The negotiations broke down and the United States stopped oil, resulting in a war between Japan and the United States. The Japanese Operation Ichi-Go attack left the National Revolutionary Army with 750,000 casualties. This caused the Kuomintang to lose to the Communist Party in the civil war. China would not have been dominated by the dictatorship Communist Party if it had made peace with Japan and cooperated in protecting it from communism.

[@tushkoli]

Great Indian Personality.... Stood like a rock against all odds - for truth, justice and fairness! Feel very proud.

[@fardous4468]

It is regrettable when a Bangladeshi is called an Indian. Radha Vinod Pal was a Bangladeshi. Radha Vinod Pal was born in 1886 in Dayitkushtia district in Bangladesh, first as a judge in Mymensingh district.

[@Akash-tl6rm]

Bangladesh had no existence before 1971. It was East Pakistan when you guys had your partition.

[@shameemularif8048]

Thanks a lot 😘@U'r Honesty😍

[@hittv817]

Bangladesh was the part of india

[@sinhafacts1105]

🇮🇳🇯🇵❤️

[@mohammadkarim5764]

Radha binod pal was not Indian, he was a Bangladeshi. He was born in a village in the district of kushtia, Bangladesh.

[@Daniel-gz3if]

Title of the Video shows the Actual Fact I Don't know what kind of Education Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 people taking in Theire schools and College and Madarsas FACT FOR BANGLADESH 🇧🇩 BROTHER & SISTER Before 1971 There was no Bangladesh And after 1971 There was Bangladesh only because of India

[@4thwall880]

They just want to cry for a hindu Even though condition of Hindus in their own country is worsen than ever Let them cry 😭 like a 🍼🍼 baby Cause it hasn't achieved anything yet

[@balajay8921]

Seems every Muslim is here, insisting he was a Bangladeshi.... lol!

[@broadlover69]

Why not he's from Kushtia, Bangladesh

[@keerthikjangala4473]

Even Bangladesh is once India so cut your crap.

[@rudman97]

The Bangladeshis are a joke.... They speak Bengali but, call themselves Bangladeshi to mark themselves out from the original Hindu tradition of Bengali. The land separated as East Pakistan and not as Bangladesh. There wouldn't be a Bangladesh, if India and it's ally didn't help it's cause. Pakistan, with the help of USA and China was almost crushing the free Pakistan rebellion until the indian involvement...

[@kamonajamal4018]

The Indian people who are saying he is indian because that time Bangladesh didn't exist. That's mean we can say Ali jinnah,and Nizamuddin was also indian 😂😂😂.

[@prabshiro]

I'm not indian. But he was indian . Bangladesh did not exist and he did not identify as a bangaldeshi.

[@your_name96]

Gandu descriptio ta porene re,comment master holei youtube ceo howa jayena shona

[@ameerabdullah5840]

He was born in doulotpur, kustia which was in Present Bangladesh territory before partition........ and now Bangladesh

[@MDALAMIN-iz4qj]

this people is Bangladesh not India

[@mdshahed6606]

He born in Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@mohammadmuhiuddinchokder5624]

He is not an indian, but he is a Bangladeshi.

[@ak5258]

Why is it that we Indians find out one of us did something good outside india and immediately we blow it out of proportion .I know we where oppressed and always portrayed as dirty or scammy people other than the hand full of silicon valley people. But our little man complex taints the image of such people who have done something good for another country. I am an Indian living in japan and I have visited his memorial. 90% of Japanese don’t know who he is. Regardless all war hero’s are respected here. The title is so desperate. Do not disrespect this advocate.

[@kuroneko9327]

Honey he was born in present day Bangladesh & that's why Japan favors Bangladesh from the start of our independence irrespective of - 1)he died as an Indian & 2)before or after our independence.

[@4thwall880]

Wanna cry He is hindu And we know condition of hindu in bangladesh plus He represented India in court So wanna cry more 🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼 babay

[@4thwall880]

Japan favours bangladesh yeah Thats why they are investing in North east india and opening factories in south India and easily gives visa for Indians Bangladesh my foot or the dust beneath my foot not even worth talking Go cry in your country

[@nikhilpitti3957]

as indian im proud of him( indian)

[@shakibalhasan8957]

Bro..he has Bangladeshi blood

[@smjahidhasan704]

January 27, 1886, Kushtia District, Bangladesh

[@badshahbabul558]

A correction: He's not Indian. He's from Bangladesh.

[@jamestheknight8859]

Bangladesh was a part of India.🇮🇳

[@swarupbanerjee147]

There was Bangladesh During that his time, he was born in Brittish India and died in independent India as an Indian citizen, stoo fabricating History

[@dipakpaulbd]

His mother language is bangla

[@ezazahmed6651]

Radha binod was a Bangladeshi & he died in india

[@mdalomgirhossen544]

He was born in president day Bangladesh

[@deepakpradhan9904]

He is Indian or Bangali not Bangladeshi

[@techygamer6656]

Bruh he is indian bengali

[@shivtime3077]

He was born in Bangladesh, but after few years he came to India . His son also lives in delhi

[@sujatagarud3162]

In 1886 there was no Bangla desh. So cut out this unnecessary discussion.

[@marziasultana8579]

All Banglalis are the same.

[@shakibalhasan8957]

He is not Indian he is Bangladeshi..

[@jabed5984]

This man not Indian. This man bangladeshe son 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@merinkhan3868]

আমার দাদির চাচতি কাকা নিল চাষের সময় নিলোকের সাথে আমেরিকা ব্যবসায় করতেন তারা দেখতে আমেরিকার মানুষের মত ৮০জন রাধাবিনোদ পাল চেনে পচায় জদ্দাররের কাকা এই বাড়ি ১০০০ বছর পুরান

[@Shazzadhn]

He was a Bangladeshi

[@badrulhussain5545]

Sorry sister he is Bangladeshi. Bangladesh is no longer part of British India.

[@shameemularif8048]

Mr, Paal original Bangladashi ,🇧🇩🇯🇵 not Indian,

[@Peter2022]

He is a Bangladeshi.

[@tanvirahmed1515]

He is. not indian. He is a bangladeshi.He born on kustia in Bangladesh.He was a judge of Heg international court.

[@jamestheknight8859]

he himself said he is Indian. Go learn history first!

[@jamestheknight8859]

Judge of Hague international court as an Indian!😉

[@mdtosikulislam6925]

Made in kushtia, Bangladesh 😍

[@shividivi5693]

Bangladeshis in comment section are so cute 😆

[@ashikurrahman9716]

He is a Bangladeshi. Please correct it. He born in Taragunia, Kushtia.

[@captain4595]

Uni Indian chilen,tokhon Bangladesh bole kono desh o chilo na.Radha Binod Pal,India ke represent korechilen, Bangladesh ke noi.

[@jamestheknight8859]

he himself said he is Indian. Go learn history first!

[@your_name96]

Halka description ta poro babu

[@safaqaltamim6350]

He is not Indian...he is Bangladeshiii

[@broadlover69]

He's Bangladeshi not Indian It was British India that time He's from Kushtia Bangladesh That's why Japan always shows love for Bangladesh Japan is Bangladesh only selfless friend

[@divyachavan6546]

When he born Bangladesh didn't even exist... He himself represent India at that time... He consider himself indian.

[@your_name96]

Baal description ta por

[@sultanur73]

He was born in 27 January 1886 Taragunia, Salimpur, Kushtia, Bengal Presidency, British India (present-day Bangladesh) Died 10 January 1967 (aged 80)

[@jamestheknight8859]

And still, he himself said I am Indian and will forever be an indian! 😂🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@swarupbanerjee147]

Mr Paul was forced to leave his home in current day Bangaldesh after partion only just because he was a Hindu, he came to India, lived as an Indian till his last day was honoured by our Indian goverment and the whole World knows that he's an Indian, So Bangladesh people don't try to take share of his success when he was totally abandon by you in his bad days .

[@madhurimadey9933]

As an Indian Bengali, we are extremely proud of Mr. Radhabinod Pal..Thank you very much, World Affairs for making this video..❤️❤️

[@shohagsarkar2674]

He was born in Bangladesh kustia .

[@MahidLoveIslam]

He is not indian,,He is bangladeshi🇧🇩

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@gameplayhasib9198]

He is not a indian he is a british indian or Bangladeshi.he was bron in kushtia in Bangladesh.

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@newtechinfobd]

He was born in Bangladesh

[@iAjitYadav]

That time it was In india

[@mr.profundis3804]

Died in kolkata.

[@newtechinfobd]

@@iAjitYadav Yeah..but now it's in Bangladesh..so we can say that he is Bangladeshi

[@iAjitYadav]

But later he moved to india after partition and died in india So he is indian

[@mr.profundis3804]

@@newtechinfobd by your logic Suhrawardy should be indian because his birthplace is in india.

[@mohibkhan889]

He is a Bangladeshi

[@RubelAhmed83]

Radhabinod pal was born in salimpur ,kustia ,Bangladesh ......... he was a bangladeshi not indian

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@fuadnihal5457]

This person is not an Indian.He is a Bangladeshi

[@fahimmuntasir5721]

Why people call him Indian, he was born in Bangladesh 🤦‍♀

[@Clinical1114]

Bcouz at that time Bangladesh is also in India even Pakistan and afganisthan also under India means under British rule

[@SAIYANAMV2021]

@@Clinical1114 good answer 😌❣️💓

[@commentnahipadhaikar2339]

Also, he would move to India if he lived that time as most Bengalis did, because he was Hindu.

[@DrGorachandGhosh2710]

Please watch my KZbin Channel "GORACHAND GHOSH" to know the real history of our independence. JAI HIND.

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

Dosen't some hindu live in Bangladesh?

[@Kayeskazi]

He is Bangladeshi

[@md.rubel.sheikh.officeal503]

He is bangladeshi hom districts kustia

[@bappyhasanjahid4985]

Technically he is a bangladeshi 😗

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@mohibkhan889]

I feel proud he is a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@hittv817]

He was indian

[@MhnAbdLv]

He is Bangladesi

[@watchtime3459]

he is a Bangladeshi

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@rajaramprasad2666]

Bengal and bangla culture is related to old culture of Bharat. Urdu is islamic it is why Pakistan never regard bangla and banglabhashi. Result Bangladesh.

[@habibullahali9528]

He was Bron in Bangladesh 💕

[@kanadbaranbiswas3224]

but he is a INDIAN .

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

Why?

[@gagandeepsinghsudan5477]

Because he moved to india in partition

[@gagandeepsinghsudan5477]

The area was called britsh india

[@youramigokrishna3347]

Yes..he also ran away from Bangladesh after partition.. He has declared himself as an indian.

[@pulaknewyork9814]

He is not an Indian, he born and brought up in Bangladesh (former east Pakistan).

[@sid-uk4jx]

He considered himself as an Indian. He was an Indian citizen. Bangladesh did not even exist when he was alive you dumbfuck. Stop trying to claim him as your hero. It's not India's fault that your country doesn't have enough heroes to name that its citizens have to stoop down to this level to claim a man who was born in British India.

[@your_name96]

Hatt bal ektao bangladeshi description porte parena

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@tomharper1782]

Bangladeshi 🇧🇩🇯🇵

[@jamestheknight8859]

🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@jamestheknight8859]

he himself said he is Indian. Go learn history first!

[@tomharper1782]

@@jamestheknight8859 it meant indian in race meaning brown

[@jamestheknight8859]

@@tomharper1782 and your mentality is also a race meaning Black!😉😂😂

[@han-main-bhibhakt-hun-to187]

Those who thinks Mr. Pal is from either country they lack sense of shared history of undivided India. They have nothing learnt in school or their education is worthless. Those who say he is Bangladeshi, they lack so called modern western inspired education, the concept of nation state and citizenship. A mere look at his life gist in wikipedia, can tell to what alliance he served even when Bangladesh 🇧🇩 wasn't formed. By that logic Jinnah and Suhrawardy are Indians 😜

[@4thwall880]

And Milkha Singh Pakistani Like bangladesh always cry other for help be it 1971 war or crying over a hindu jurist Even though they hate hindu in their own country attack them in their festival but still Declared their state religion islamic but still Cry bangladesh cry louder

[@4thwall880]

Cause you can't achieve anything Not in science nor in space nor in military nor in law or nor in sports so cry louder

[@Rahmantal]

He is not Indian he is a Bangladeshi

[@arafatsunny9586]

Bangladesh

[@humanbng7123]

Much later formed boundary wise an Islamic nation Bangladesh

[@y.abhinandan1525]

Hi. Let me educate you. Bangladesh did not exist in 1886 which was the time Radhabinod Pal was born. He was sent to Tokyo Trial representing India and not Bangladesh. Just because he was born in Present-day Bangladesh does not make him any less Indian. Respect the FACT that he is Indian which he also claimed to be.

[@voxsensumrationis1584]

Radhabinod Pal lived solely in Kolkata from 1922, and in 16F Dover Lane from about 1925 to 1967, when he died. He last visited Kushtia in about 1930 as far as I am aware, and his last few visits were purely to sell off his ancestral properties. After that his only visits to East Bengal were to Dhaka briefly in the late 1930s, on a couple of occasions, purely for official business. After 1947 he did not have any links with the then East Pakistan, since all his relatives had migrated to India. The man had struggled a lot in early life in East Bengal. Correctly or incorrectly he consciously tried to cut off all connections to those unpleasant memories, in favour of the (as he saw it) sophistication of Kolkata. He in fact tried to gloss over the fact that he was a Bangaal throughout his life in Kolkata. Please note that his conscious cutting off all East Bengal connections was not due to religious reasons, as some have alleged, and it was purely because of the unpleasant memories- Binod was religion blind. Due to these reasons I believe that it is not correct to claim that he was either an East Pakistani or Bangladeshi. I am a relative, born in 1948, and knew him intimately until his death.

[@kumartrendzz1840]

wiw japanese so discipline those days no bangladesh .its bengal fully

[@runforestrun3556]

Bangladeshi*

[@ratuldey4031]

He was Indian before creating Bangladesh. So Bangladeshi don't spread fake news on justice pal.

[@MohammadNasim1]

Sorry, He is not Indian at all, he was Bangladeshi

[@bidishamallick5020]

Wrong,indian

[@bidishamallick5020]

@Md Tamim thats what I meant,he had Indian citizenship but was born in salimpur, Bangladesh.But I consider him a bengali from opar Bangla

[@yohanani6838]

Indian. Bangladesh doesn't exist during the time he was born. Period.

[@shedharthsankhardutta2763]

He is from Bangladesh

[@masumnaser1]

Admin He is bangladeshi Not indian Bangladesh or India is different country

[@jamestheknight8859]

he himself said he is Indian. Go learn history first!

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@prakashdensil3686]

India india ❤️👍🙏🙏❤️👍🙏😘🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

Hey,he is not indian,he is a Bangladeshi.

[@gagandeepsinghsudan5477]

Just one question did you know about the guy

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

Why not?He was born in Bangladesh. He was moved to india for professional purpose.

[@legend2645]

He died on 1967 at that time Bangladesh was not formed

[@voxsensumrationis1584]

Radhabinod Pal lived solely in Kolkata from 1922, and in 16F Dover Lane from about 1925 to 1967, when he died. He last visited Kushtia in about 1930 as far as I am aware, and his last few visits were purely to sell off his ancestral properties. After that his only visits to East Bengal were to Dhaka briefly in the late 1930s, on a couple of occasions, purely for official business. After 1947 he did not have any links with the then East Pakistan, since all his relatives had migrated to India. The man had struggled a lot in early life in East Bengal. Correctly or incorrectly he consciously tried to cut off all connections to those unpleasant memories, in favour of the (as he saw it) sophistication of Kolkata. He in fact tried to gloss over the fact that he was a Bangaal throughout his life in Kolkata. Please note that his conscious cutting off all East Bengal connections was not due to religious reasons, as some have alleged, and it was purely because of the unpleasant memories- Binod was religion blind. Due to these reasons I believe that it is not correct to claim that he was either an East Pakistani or Bangladeshi. I am a relative, born in 1948, and knew him intimately until his death.

[@shuvroshekhar69]

a bangladeshi not indian

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@etc7092]

He is not indian

[@mdkashem711]

he is no Indian he is bron bangladeh

[@VitthalGucci]

Born in undivided India. The was no bangladesh at that time. Learn the difference before commenting.

[@VitthalGucci]

@Md Tamim , trying to clutch at straws.

[@dhruvrai2113]

Lived in Calcutta

[@voxsensumrationis1584]

Radhabinod Pal lived solely in Kolkata from 1922, and in 16F Dover Lane from about 1925 to 1967, when he died. He last visited Kushtia in about 1930 as far as I am aware, and his last few visits were purely to sell off his ancestral properties. After that his only visits to East Bengal were to Dhaka briefly in the late 1930s, on a couple of occasions, purely for official business. After 1947 he did not have any links with the then East Pakistan, since all his relatives had migrated to India. The man had struggled a lot in early life in East Bengal. Correctly or incorrectly he consciously tried to cut off all connections to those unpleasant memories, in favour of the (as he saw it) sophistication of Kolkata. He in fact tried to gloss over the fact that he was a Bangaal throughout his life in Kolkata. Please note that his conscious cutting off all East Bengal connections was not due to religious reasons, as some have alleged, and it was purely because of the unpleasant memories- Binod was religion blind. Due to these reasons I believe that it is not correct to claim that he was either an East Pakistani or Bangladeshi. I am a relative, born in 1948, and knew him intimately until his death.

[@etc7092]

@@dhruvrai2113 just sundor prichai living in US

[@piyalmirza1135]

bengali

[@hafezahammed7828]

Proud Bangladeshi we are. Japan is our best friend so far.

[@rudman97]

He was Hindu.....From British India, not the islamic nation Bangladesh.

[@captain4595]

Ekhane Bangladeshir noi, Indiar kotha hocche.

[@pujangamer9350]

@@captain4595 he was Bangladeshi back then

[@captain4595]

@@pujangamer9350 there was no Bangladesh back then,there was only India

[@pujangamer9350]

@@captain4595 nooo He was Bangladeshi

[@muhammadbinmonir4424]

Israel, not Japan, when a problem in India, will come forward.

[@muhammadbinmonir4424]

@Sanjeeb Ganguly This relationship with Japan is not a matter of any other country.

[@joydev5763]

LOL...He is Bangladeshi

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@darkprince6140]

He is a Bangladeshi.🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 From Kushtia.

[@sircappyiii3079]

There was no Bangladesh at that time bruh , the entirety of it was Bengal . Considering that he spent most of his life in Kolkata and later moved there , he is to be considered Indian

[@darthchocolatius3421]

Non sense he was a citizen of India Born in undivided British india died in calcutta

[@darkprince6140]

So... He was British.. That's great..

[@darthchocolatius3421]

Yes till Aug 15 1947 he was a British citizen from British india

[@darthchocolatius3421]

After that he was an Indian citizen from west Bengal

[@kaziarif5130]

This great man is Bangladeshi not Indian

[@voxsensumrationis1584]

Radhabinod Pal lived solely in Kolkata from 1922, and in 16F Dover Lane from about 1925 to 1967, when he died. He last visited Kushtia in about 1930 as far as I am aware, and his last few visits were purely to sell off his ancestral properties. After that his only visits to East Bengal were to Dhaka briefly in the late 1930s, on a couple of occasions, purely for official business. After 1947 he did not have any links with the then East Pakistan, since all his relatives had migrated to India. The man had struggled a lot in early life in East Bengal. Correctly or incorrectly he consciously tried to cut off all connections to those unpleasant memories, in favour of the (as he saw it) sophistication of Kolkata. He in fact tried to gloss over the fact that he was a Bangaal throughout his life in Kolkata. Please note that his conscious cutting off all East Bengal connections was not due to religious reasons, as some have alleged, and it was purely because of the unpleasant memories- Binod was religion blind. Due to these reasons I believe that it is not correct to claim that he was either an East Pakistani or Bangladeshi. I am a relative, born in 1948, and knew him intimately until his death.

[@your_name96]

Bangladeshis don't have great men,almost all the great men were pre-independence indians

[@robinmolla1007]

he is a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@safinr.s.8159]

He is not a Indian He is a Bangladeshi Radhabinod Pal (27 January 1886 - 10 January 1967) was a Bengali jurist from British India present day Bangladesh, who was a member of the United Nations' International Law Commission from 1952 to 1966. He was one of three Asian judges appointed to the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, the "Tokyo Trials" of Japanese war crimes committed during the Second World War.[2] Among all the judges of the tribunal, he was the only one who submitted a judgment which insisted all defendants were not guilty. The Yasukuni Shrine and the Kyoto Ryozen Gokoku Shrine have monuments specially dedicated to Judge Pal.[3] Radhabinod Pal Born27 January 1886 Salimpur, Daulatpur, Kushtia,[1] Bengal Presidency, British India (present-day Bangladesh) Died10 January 1967 (aged 80)Alma materPresidency College, Calcutta (now Kolkata) and the Law College of the University of CalcuttaOccupationJuristKnown forTokyo TrialChildrenShanti Rani, Asha Rani, Leela Rani, Bela Rani, Nilima, Roma Rani, Renu Kana, Lakshmi Rani, Smriti Kana, Prasanta Kumar, Pradyot Kumar, Pronab Kumar, Pratip Bijoy and Pratul Kumar. **[Source; Wikipedia ]**

[@gauravkumaryadav1802]

No he was not Bangladeshi bcoz he was born at time when Bangladesh was part of India and he also practiced law in culcutta high court. Also he was not Bangladeshi citizen.

[@rudman97]

He was not Bangladeshi. He was Bengali. He left East Pakistan, because Hindus were getting butchered in East Pakistan after its independence. He was a Bengali Hindu. Hindus were butchered in 2021 massacre. Their population has reduced drastically in islamic nation of Bangladesh.

[@robinmolla1007]

yes he is a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@sid-uk4jx]

@@robinmolla1007 চুপ তুমি চুদি

[@pujangamer9350]

@@sid-uk4jx cup kor BOKASUDA

[@goutomkrishna126]

Radha Binod Pal is not indian.... He is Bangladeshi. And We are proud of Him🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@sircappyiii3079]

There was no Bangladesh at that time , all of that was Bengal and considering he spent most of his life in Kolkata , he is to be considered Indian

[@darthchocolatius3421]

Even when he died there was nothing called bangladesh

[@voxsensumrationis1584]

Radhabinod Pal lived solely in Kolkata from 1922, and in 16F Dover Lane from about 1925 to 1967, when he died. He last visited Kushtia in about 1930 as far as I am aware, and his last few visits were purely to sell off his ancestral properties. After that his only visits to East Bengal were to Dhaka briefly in the late 1930s, on a couple of occasions, purely for official business. After 1947 he did not have any links with the then East Pakistan, since all his relatives had migrated to India. The man had struggled a lot in early life in East Bengal. Correctly or incorrectly he consciously tried to cut off all connections to those unpleasant memories, in favour of the (as he saw it) sophistication of Kolkata. He in fact tried to gloss over the fact that he was a Bangaal throughout his life in Kolkata. Please note that his conscious cutting off all East Bengal connections was not due to religious reasons, as some have alleged, and it was purely because of the unpleasant memories- Binod was religion blind. Due to these reasons I believe that it is not correct to claim that he was either an East Pakistani or Bangladeshi. I am a relative, born in 1948, and knew him intimately until his death.

[@SFlife-cp3du]

She is from Bangladesh not India.

[@voxsensumrationis1584]

Radhabinod Pal lived solely in Kolkata from 1922, and in 16F Dover Lane from about 1925 to 1967, when he died. He last visited Kushtia in about 1930 as far as I am aware, and his last few visits were purely to sell off his ancestral properties. After that his only visits to East Bengal were to Dhaka briefly in the late 1930s, on a couple of occasions, purely for official business. After 1947 he did not have any links with the then East Pakistan, since all his relatives had migrated to India. The man had struggled a lot in early life in East Bengal. Correctly or incorrectly he consciously tried to cut off all connections to those unpleasant memories, in favour of the (as he saw it) sophistication of Kolkata. He in fact tried to gloss over the fact that he was a Bangaal throughout his life in Kolkata. Please note that his conscious cutting off all East Bengal connections was not due to religious reasons, as some have alleged, and it was purely because of the unpleasant memories- Binod was religion blind. Due to these reasons I believe that it is not correct to claim that he was either an East Pakistani or Bangladeshi. I am a relative, born in 1948, and knew him intimately until his death.

[@helpmereach15ksbswithoutvi54]

My Village home is Kushtia

[@joybarua6024]

He is not Indian...he is Bangladeshi 🇧🇩he is from Bangladesh

[@nikhilpitti3957]

FACT: Bangladesh was created 4 years after his death.

[@iliketravelling1679]

Completely misrepresented here because he was born in Kushtia district of Bangladesh and he also finished school and college life from Bangladesh. Please don't hurt the soul of the dead man by giving people wrong information.🙏🙏🙏

[@akshatpatel3217]

Because when he was born ,it was india, later bangladesh was formed

[@y.abhinandan1525]

Hi. Let me educate you. Bangladesh did not exist in 1886 which was the time Radhabinod Pal was born. He was sent to Tokyo Trial representing India and not Bangladesh. Just because he was born in Present-day Bangladesh does not make him any less Indian. Respect the FACT that he is Indian which he also claimed to be.

[@sunilranjandas5714]

Bangladesh was not even formed then.

[@divyachavan6546]

He represented as indian... Not as bangladeshi... Bangladesh didn't even exist at that time..

[@your_name96]

Bok*ch*da description ta por

[@sajektour8255]

He is not indian .He is Bangladeshi . Please dont spread a news without knowing it properly

[@mehedihassanrafi6273]

He is not indian,he is Bangladeshi

[@kanadbaranbiswas3224]

ha ha ha good joke keep it up .There is no evidence that he is Bangladeshi but he was born in (present day) Bangladesh but when he was born it was "INDIA" or "BRITISH RAJ OF INDIA" and when he died it was "REPUBLIC OF INDIA" he born on 27 January 1886 and died on 10 January 1967( in KOLKAATA) . West Bengal is in INDIA not in Bangladesh and KOLKATA is the capital of West Bengal . so what we learn , Radhabinod Pal was an True INDIAN.

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

He was died in india,but born in Bangladesh.He lead his last life in india for his own proffessional purpose.

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

@@devnag5615 Rabindranath tagore,jibonanondo dash,radha binod pal,mikel modhushudhon dutta was Bangladeshi hindu and kazi nazrul islam,khalid zia was indian muslim. Thats so interesting, isn't it? But l have a question, that is "who is khalid zia"?

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

@@devnag5615 বেগম খালেদা জিয়া কি আসলেই ভারতীয়?আমি তো জানতামই না। আর হ্যা,আমি বাংলা কেন বলতে পারব না? আমি তো বাংলাদেশেরই মানুষ।

[@Blueberry_boy_SKF]

@@devnag5615 আপনার কাকে ভাল লাগে?বেগম খালেদা জিয়া নাকি শেখ হাসিনা?