Did you really mean what you wrote in reply to my posting "…readers and members to expose decency and … aristocracy"? I am not sure what you mean by decency or aristocracy, Can you point me which part of my posting you did not find comfortable, please?
I live in the western world for last 20+ years, I don't know about you. I consider US electronic, print and web news portals are "decent" "aristocrat" enough.
Yet if I open any news paper of the country or if I watch/hear any news, commentary or talk show, I and you can find million time harsher words against any political leader in this country. Dear Alochok X, Character is not so fragile like ice to melt down with little harsh word. If it does then there must have some big problem.
I go to any party or convenient store in
By the way what is your name? My name is Shamim Chowdhury, Oh, you don't want to mention! That's fine. Let me call you Mr. Alochok X. Look, what you consider decency and royal aristocracy I may call it majestic meltdown behavior.
I will request you to watch western TV news, talk show, bloogs, web journal, newspaper etc and then tell me which part of my posting you did not liked. If you don't want to go that far, please watch some Hindi movie if not news I am sure you will get the taste of freedom and democracy. Moeen, Fakhruddin and Moinul kind of government has to do hundred year meditation under banyan tree to achieve not western but just the Indian style democracy with its thousand faults.
The way our law adviser Bar. Moinul runs his law and information ministry
The way he speaks lie left and right – day and night
The number of rules he himself breaks a day
The number of farce he makes a day
Make me wonder about his real qualification, did he really pass law or he just forged his papers TOO!
So you want to "I only want to speak for the establishment of law &
> systematic procedure in the country…"
I am not sure how much of
I just can not imagine this could happen in any western world where I live in. Can you imagine some government officers walk into a TV station such as CBS, ABC or CNN and order to shut down the station just because they suspect that there nay have been some perjury obtaining license?
NO, answer is absolutely no even if any of these stations has forged not one or two but all documents to obtain transmitting license.
Once government provide license to any organization to start its broadcast it has to commence a full scale investigation to bring any charges against it. Upon completion of investigation government can sue them and take them to court, prove and get verdict that submitted papers are falls and only then government can revoke their license.
What Moinull did was not only legally wrong but morally and ethically wrong too. If this incident took place in US, Moinul's job would be gone by now.
I can give you description of many many occasions where law has been broken in such nasty manner that the entire subcontinent hasn't seen such violation since British raj.
Thanks
Shamim Chowdhury
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>
> I am asking all the readers and members to expose decency and
> aristocracy, while we are expressing our views. We should try to be
> fair and sober and most of all true patriot. We must show respects
> towards the democratic, judicial and constitutional institutions of
> the country.
>
> I am not supporting any one. I am not interested here to say against
> some one too. I only want to speak for the establishment of law &
> systematic procedure in the country.
>
> About the sudden shut down of CSB news channel, BTRC has given some
> information. They said, some signs of forgeries are clearly
> recognized in the submitted documents of CSB. So, the channel
> authority is asked to explain their position about the allegation.
> Until their explanation, the channel will be remained closed
> temporarily.
>
> If this step of BTRC is wrong or biased, then the court I think will
> prove it as a misdeed in future.
>
> But, if anything happens, in the name of law, and if we like
> considering it as a biased or a conspiracy by the government, then
> our laws, and the function of the law and order agencies may become
> questionable. And, if it is so, then it may bring catastrophe for
> the country.
>
> Can we consider the facts in this way? Please think again.
>
>
>
>
> In alochona@yahoogroup
> >
> > Barrister Moinul, Gen. Moeen's puppet, the most corrupt and
> talkative adviser of this government playing his dirty tune again.
> >
> > One of the most popular electronic media CSB television signal
> was knocked down. Last week Moinul threatened CSB and Ekush TV for
> severe punishment if they do not adhere emergency rule which does
> not permit a word in the air against Caretaker Government.
> >
> > Today criminal Moinul ordered his BTRC officials to go to CSB
> and shut it down to carry Gen. Moeen's order.
> >
> > NO FREE PRESS IS ALOWED IN BANGLADESH UNDER CURRENT MARTIAL LAW
> GOVERNMENT OF GEN. MOEEN UDDIN AHMED.
> >
> > Thanks.
> > Shamim Chowdhury
> >
> > BREAKING NEWS
> > CSB News knocked off the air
> > Thu, Sep 6th, 2007 8:36 pm BdST
> >
> >
> > Dhaka, Sept 6 (bdnews24.com) – The government Thursday halted
> transmission of the country's first 24-hour news channel, CSB News,
> and asked its authorities to respond to an official notice in seven
> days.
> >
> > The order was implemented at 6:35pm after four officials of the
> Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission visited the
> private station's headquarters in Uttara with a notice that asked
> for the suspension.
> >
> > The initial halt would remain effective for seven days, Hummam
> Quader Chowdhury, director of the Focus Multimedia Limited that owns
> the station, told bdnews24.com.
> >
> > "BTRC officials told us to respond to the notice in seven days.
> CSB will remain off the air at least for seven days," he said.
> >
> > He quoted a BTRC official as saying that it would be decided,
> based on an explanation from CSB, if the station would be switched
> off permanently.
> >
> > Kazi Runa, political affairs correspondent for the private TV
> station, earlier told bdnews24.com by phone: "BTRC officials came to
> our office and shut transmission.
> >
> > The station went on the no-or-bad signal mode immediately after
> its transmission was cut off.
> >
> > A BTRC official told bdnews24.com, asking not to be named: "We
> have sent a notice to CSB about it."
> >
> > The channel started broadcasting on March 26 and it earned a
> reputation in covering big news such as the arrests of two former
> prime ministers, Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia.
> >
> > An official, meanwhile, said that the information ministry had
> earlier formed a probe committee to look into the frequency
> allotment to the station. The committee reportedly found that the
> channel authorities forged the frequency certificate.
> >
> > But the claim could not be confirmed from any high government
> policymaker.
> >
> > Last month, the government had warned the CSB News
> for "breaching emergency rules".
> >
> > "Several news items broadcast by the two TV channels breached
> the emergency rules. The notices will be served for this. The
> government will take action if they continue to do so," law adviser
> Mainul Hosein had told bdnews24.com on Aug 23.
> >
> > Another private TV station, ETV, also faced the same warning
> from the government.
> >
> > In a statement last month, the Press Information Department
> quoting an official order said the two TV stations had
> run "provocative news, video footage and talk shows against the
> government" for the last few days.
> >
> > But neither the PID statement nor the adviser in the phone
> interview explained which news item of the TV channels had exactly
> breached the emergency rules.
> >
>
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