These are the sad days for Bangladesh. We need new
generation to lead this country.We already know about
our old leaders and there is nothing to brag about.
When is the time for the people to rise up and discurd
the them for the better future ?
--- Sajjad Hossain <shossain456@yahoo.com> wrote:
> very interesting. Was it not Sheikh Hasina said that
> Awami League would approve each and every
> unconstitutional decision of the CTG? Now why are
> you Awami Leaguers composing a different tune?
>
> S Hossain
> Toronto
>
> Shamim Chowdhury <veirsmill@yahoo.com> wrote:
> As an ordinary citizen my humble opinion
> to Dr. Fakhruddin's caretaker government and to Gen.
> Moeen the self proclaimed pillar of the house,
> please learn to read peoples leap and understand it
> is high time to give up any wicked malevolence plan
> and free hundreds of thousand detained political
> prisoners and stop meddling with judiciary. Free
> Sheikh Hasina or let her face the judicial battle
> and let the legal system work independently without
> provocation and repulsive interference. Utterly
> sickening motive, which prevailing for last 14
> months to indict Sheikh Hasina disgracefully dose
> not care whether the complaints fits the profile .
> This practice ought to be stopped at once.
>
> Government cannot and should not deny the rights
> of prisoners in states custody. Her current health
> condition is a concern for a huge population and
> government must ensure not only her safety but also
> above all her wellbeing. Bangladesh government that
> is championing in human right violation be reminded
> repeatedly, the great danger they will face if her
> wellbeing is not guaranteed.
>
> On March 31, 2008 government apparatus forced
> Sheikh Hasina to appear in the court which
> reconfirms rumors, government is slow poisoning her
> and pushing her toward extreme ill health or death
> at worst where she will no longer be a threat for
> the military backed government. I urge caretaker
> government to free her and let her go abroad for her
> urgently needed care.
>
> May Allah save her from any dire consequences from
> this denied treatment and like to give a stern word
> of warning, if she becomes totally hearing-impaired
> or her health condition deteriorates because of
> government's convincible dubious spiteful act then
> we will give a deaf ear to government and will
> surely go into a battle to remove them from power.
> Do not consider our willingness to give time to Dr.
> Fakhruddin's government as our weakness, with the
> grace of God and peoples support, we are capable of
> taking them down if they go wide of the mark. Your
> tanks will stand still and will have no use. No
> justice no peace.
>
> Let there be no doubt that all cases against
> Sheikh Hasina is illegal in context of the law of
> the land. Sheikh Hasina been tried under Emergency
> Power Act which was promulgated on February of 2007
> is not just illegal but a slap on the face of
> judiciary as well as constitution. The
> military-backed regime of Dr. Fakhruddin Ahmed is
> trying her under Emergency Laws in a Kangaroo Court.
>
>
> Bangladesh Army led by Gen. Moeen is determined to
> convict her and keep her away from politics to
> destroy the democratic process of the country, army
> finds her to be the chief impediment on their way to
> continue their military regime.
>
> On February 6th 2008 at 12:08pm High court read
> out a historical verdict which was a severe blow to
> caretaker government and helped unmasking their
> abhorrent blue print against sheikh Hasina. The High
> Court quashed the trial of jailed former Prime
> Minister Sheikh Hasina in a Tk 3 crore extortion
> case filed by Azam J. Chowdhury saying it was
> "illegal" to prosecute her under emergency power
> rules since the alleged offence was committed much
> before the proclamation of emergency.
>
> A High Court Division Bench comprising Justice Shah
> Abu Nayeem Mominur Rahman and Justice Shahidul Islam
> delivered the judgment upon a writ petition filed by
> Sheikh Hasina who was arrested on July 16, 2007 from
> her Dhanmondi residence in connection with the case,
> during an anti-graft drive. The verdict was given
> on a motion filed by Sheikh Hasina on July 29, 2007
> challenging her trial under EPR. The High Court's
> appellate division earlier had appointed seven
> attorneys as amicus curiae to have their briefs on
> the merit of the case trying Sheikh Hasina under the
> Emergency Power Rule. One attorney recued himself
> but the remaining six submitted briefs that trying
> Sheikh Hasina under the EPR for allegations that
> occurred seven years prior to the enactment of the
> EPR was indeed illegal and unconstitutional.
>
> The verdict was not a mere victory of Sheikh
> Hasina but also the win of the rule of law restoring
> the rights of people and supremacy of the
> Constitution. One can only hope the government and
> its military backers will apprehend that it will be
> not that easy for them to implement their master
> blue print against Sheikh Hasina the symbol of
> democracy. People will fight their way up knocking
> every conspiracy until achieving the ultimate
> victor.
>
> Even if we give the benefit of doubt and
> acknowledge caretaker government's effort as honest
> and sincere to govern the country as interim, I am
> compelled to say their joint effort with Bangladesh
> military to govern Bangladesh has created
> non-fixable havoc in every sector.
>
> Government must accept the reality; the seen and
> concealed advisers of caretaker government are
> simply unfit to run a government administration.
> There is absolutely no coordination among different
> component of this government. Dr. Fakhruddin's
> government run by some very much educated but
> completely inexperienced bookish apprentice who has
> no ties to the people. Above all the biggest problem
> in my eyes will be this, the core of the government
> is not in one place but multiple places and you
> cannot run a country when incongruous contradictory
> decisions are in making independently from those
> entire legal and illegal frameworks.
>
> Gen. Moeen's so called mythological derailed train
> now failing to find any track at all to put on.
> Suspicion now brewing whether the track were removed
> deliberately to create a circumstance to bring the
> marching boots out! There is a widespread buzz, the
> tracks are carefully packed and stored in Dhaka
> cantonment, DGFI HQ and will not be put in place
> until the military brass feel confident they can
> prevail, which surely they will fail to accomplish.
>
> Spiral price hike is putting the life of
> commoner's almost to a screeching halt. The daily
> essentials price is out of reach for common people.
> Dr. Akbar fittingly attributed this as silent killer
> and a sign of famine in the horizon. Though the
> government is trying to transfer the blame into
> international market price, there is no doubt, all
> these happening because of lack of farsighted
> management team of this government. They
> despondently failed to understand the hard-core
> reality and rose pictures of their dream does not
> match and put the entire nation in this unbearable
> situation.
>
> When people are already eating inadequate meals to
> survive, cutting half or even two third of their
> normal intake, government advisers make brutal
> frontal attack making cruel joke suggesting people
> to eat potato or the cauliflower instead of rice.
> Incompetent, inefficient clownish advisers are doing
> all kinds of unproductive tall talk when they
> miserably fail to run the country even for a day.
>
> These people have no empathy for the suffering
> commoners because they are not the part of the
> suffering poor or the middle class. Drinking bottle
> water, eating French fries with juicy burgers and
> salad may make these ex World Bank employees and
> their project beneficiary's status high but the
> hardworking poor masses and farmers desires not much
> but adequate rice and lentils which they failed to
> provide.
>
> Let there be no doubt if there were no emergency
> then there would be a riot by now for food. Women's
> of Bangladesh will be flocking to street with
> broomstick to clean the caretaker government with an
> outright rejection.
>
> Militarization of civil administration
> Militarization of civil administration is
> bulldozing the civil administration to establish an
> administration which will serve military top brass
> and their foreign masters. It is hard to find any
> public sectors where you will not find these ex and
> serving military officers not put emplace. It
> appears civil service is becoming a part of military
> administration with a calculative plan to strike.
> From national sports council to all other
> governmental institution and in-betweens presence of
> military personnel is alarmingly high. Gen. Moeen is
> following the footsteps of Gen. Musharrof of
> Pakistan when it comes to militarization of civil
> administration. It is probably impossible even for a
> statistician to keep account of how many positions
> Gen. Moeen's cap is fathered with, similar stories
> goes for all his cronies. Civil administration is
> becoming a rehabilitation camp for retarded retired
> army officers instead of an institution to run
> administration
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