[ALOCHONA] Re: [Dahuk]: Re: [notun_bangladesh] Re: [khabor.com] WB & IMF Destroyed Jute Sector: Experts

Dear Ayubi bhai .

 Most of our politicians are very rich man. People say the way they become rich is not fair.

The gap between leaders and commone people in term of money is increasing day by day.

We need an urgent end of this.But how can we get it?

All leaders and all rich are not corrupt i think.

Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@yahoo.com> wrote:

Mr. Mr. Alamgir,
It would be foolish of us to think that
our politicians do politics to serve the peiople. You
should read 'Jopnosheba University' by Abul Monsur
Ahmad. Our politicans are in politics to make their
fortune. They do not want to spare any opportunity
when it presents itself. They take this as opportunity
of a life time and do not know for sure if they are
going to get the opportunity again. you will note that
very few minisster returs to the parliament. In 1996
election if all the BNP ministers got elected than the
party would have returned to power.
You will not be disappointed if you assume
that the politicians takes politics as business. The
investment must return with windfall profit.
Salahuddin Ahmad
--- Faruque Alamgir wrote:

> Dear Amin Bhai
>
> PATRIOTISM IS VERY MUCH MISSING FROM POLITICAL
> PARTIES,
>
> POLITICAL THUGS, SHARMEO JIBIS AND CHETONA OF
> COURSE.
>
> Faruque Alamgir
>
> "Md. Aminul Islam"
> wrote:
> Faruque Bhai,
> Besides experience and
> expertise they lack patriotism.They' incudes the
> politicians.I have heard that WB/IMF ruined the base
> of ecomomy of some african countries.Poor countries
> are not benifited by them rather they are tied by
> various bindings.
> They Shut the door of economic progress of
> devloping countries.
> Wb/Imf are the savyor of the interest of of
> countries like India.
> When wb/Imf finance India for establish new jute
> millls they finance bangladesh for close existing
> jute mills.
>
> Faruque Alamgir wrote:
> Friends
>
> Since day one Bangladesh was steered by people who
> neither expreience nor expertise and the main one
> was none any commitment to the nation. Every action
> was taken politically,economically and socially was
> to please the "POROM MITRA INDIA".
>
> Sheikh Mujib appointed four duffer economists like
> Dr. Nurul Islam(Harvard P.hd), Dr. Mosharraf
> Hossain,Dr. Anisur Rahman, and the great
> non-Bengali Dr. Rehman Sobhan as the Dy. Chairman
> and Members of then Planning Commission.
> These quadrplets with Amarican knowledge of economy
> took the first bluderous decision of Nationalisation
> of all Indutrial sectors. That was the begining of
> the stepping down and collapse of all the main
> industries specially the "Jute". Our Jute industries
> was being closed one by one in three years 1972-75
> and the dead Jute industries in the Bank of
> ganga(Calcurtta) started reviving.
> It is needless to say that all these decision were
> taken to pay off debt of the leaders of BAL for
> their refuge and rajokiuo tosaroki during 1971by
> Porom Mitra but at the cost of the newly born
> country.
> For the crime Bangladesh is still suffering as our
> back bone was crushed under illegitimate
> friendship?????????
>
> These are few instances of trecherous role of post
> independence BAL to make Bangladesh a "Bottom Less
> Busket" and make Bangladesh a subservient country
> under the tutelage of the Porom Mitra".
>
> So, friends it is of no use to blame IMF/WB the
> DFI's.Now this question is being raised by the pro
> BAL labour leaders who reaped the benifit by
> creating chaos in the industrial sector then. This
> is nothing but to become hero by shifting the blame
> of crime committed by them onto others. That is the
> characteristics of BAL and it's lezur Shoe jibis
> etc.
>
> Faruque Alamgir
>
> Isha Khan wrote: WB & IMF
> Destroyed Jute Sector: Experts
>
> ...a move is underway to disclose the list of
> corrupt suspects responsible for ruination of the
> jute industry this month
>
>
> The World Bank (WB) and the International
> Monetary Fund (IMF) in a planned way are destroying
> country's jute sector in a bid to make Bangladesh
> foreign aid dependent and create India's jute export
> in the global market. "WB does not want to see
> Bangladesh grow as an industrial country. On the
> other hand WB maintains a good relation with India;
> it is encouraging the country to set up more jute
> mills.(The Bangladesh Today)
>
> But at the same time it is pressurising Bangladesh
> to close down the jute mills. But we are surprised
> very much when we see that Bangladesh government is
> playing its role as a silent spectator. But our
> climate is very much favourable for growing of the
> finest jute in the world," economists, jute experts
> and political leaders told journalists at a press
> briefing held at the Dhaka Reporters Unity on
> Sunday.
>
> Under the banner of "Peoples Commission on Jute and
> Jute Industry" Economist Anu Mohammad, Justice
> Mohammad Golam Rabbani, Jute Expert Shah Alam and
> Communist Party of Bangladesh leader Shahidullah
> Chowdhury talked to the journalist about the latest
> condition of the jute sector.
>
> They said at present, there are 22 jute mills under
> the Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation with over
> 43,000 workers and employees on its pay roll. Of
> them seven have already been closed down. Two are on
> the process of leasing out to the private sector,
> they said adding a few other jute mills are run by
> the private sector.
>
> "At least 28 lakh ( 2.8 million )workers, employees
> and officials were directly and indirectly involved
> in the jute industries in 1982. But within 24
> years, 27.5 lakh workers, employees and officials
> became jobless or retrenched following the closure
> of the jute mills," they added.
>
> Expressing grave concern they said many jute
> industrial belts including Khulna, Sirajganj and
> Chittagong have turned into a bleak and desolate
> landscape with the workers, employees and officers
> of jute mills with their family members passing days
> without food, house and treatment due to nonpayment
> of salaries, leading to the deaths of nine workers
> from starvation.
>
> It is learnt that in fiscal year 1972-73,
> Bangladesh had produced 0.45 million tonnes of jute
> products, but by 2005-06 fiscal production had
> declined to only 0.15 million tonnes. On the other
> hand Indian production had increased by nearly 60
> per cent in the period to 1.6 million tonnes.
>
> Meanwhile, the present caretaker government has
> decided in principle to cut the number of workers
> in public sector jute mills by 50 per cent to make
> the state-owned mills, now reeling under perennial
> losses, commercially viable.
>
> It may be pointed out jute has once been the called
> golden fibre of Bangladesh and the farmers used to
> call it a cash crop. The previous government shut
> down the country's largest Adamjee Jute Mills due
> to mismanagement and corruption.
>
> Meanwhile, a move is underway to disclose the list
> of corrupt suspects responsible for ruination of
> the jute industry this month. "We are continuing
> investigation at various levels to identify the
> corrupt suspects in jute sector and hope that the
> identity of many corrupt suspects would be
> disclosed this month", BJMC Chairman Ataharul Islam
> told The Bangladesh Today over phone on Sunday.
> Sources said inquiries are going on against store
> officers, Project Chief, Engineer, Accountants, Jute
> officers, Scale Man, Production Manager and Quality
> Controller under the Bangladesh Jute Mills
> Corporation (BJMC). There are massive allegations
> of misappropriating crores of Tk. against these
> officials who have pushed the jute sector on the
> verge of ruination, sources said.
>
> Sources said the officials in the state-run jute
> mills have built magnificent houses at Gulshan and
> Banani. If enquiries are carried out fairly and are
> made public, corruption in the jute sector will come
> out, sources said. "We will at first recover the
> finance from the corrupt suspects and afterwards we
> will refer cases to the Anti-Corruption Commission
> (ACC) for taking legal action", the BJMC chairman
> said.
>
>
>
>
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