[ALOCHONA] Re: [notun_bangladesh] Bangabandu, Vs. Mousalini of Italy, Striking Similarities: Please Read!

Had Mujib lived he would have continued as a dictator - not like
Mussolini (come on!) but as a Fidel Castro (bad enough!)

Though after seeing all the pompous AL middlemen strutting around in
their black waistcoats on National Mourning Day, as if all their
years of lies and thievery were vindicated, made me feel that we
should call them - the Black Coats, quite a Fascist term!

Pity our poor country. Even our heros are killers or thieves.

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, mahathir of bd
<wouldbemahathirofbd@...> wrote:
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>  Reading mujib's lectures and seeing his failure na d fate, it
seems to me that Mujib was a boss, not a leader.
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>  Becuase leaders never loss there popularity to such a low level
that Mujib lost.
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> আল্লাহ যাকে যখন ইচ্ছা
ক্ষমতা দান করেন,মাইনাস টু
ফরমুলায় তাই হাসেন
> http://www.microscopiceye.blogspot.com/
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> --- On Fri, 8/15/08, abid bahar <abidbahar@...> wrote:
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> From: abid bahar <abidbahar@...>
> Subject: [notun_bangladesh] Bangabandu, Vs. Mousalini of Italy,
Striking Similarities: Please Read!
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> Date: Friday, August 15, 2008, 1:21 AM
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> Bangabandu, Vs. Mousalini of Italy, Striking Similarities: Please
Read!
> Abid Bahar
>  
> Bangabandu's Fourth Amendment is only the tip of the form of
his "dictatorship. "(1) There are more details, the use of Mujib
dress, Mujib Bahini, Lal bahini, Rakhi bahini and other paramilitary
forces, the extreme hero-worship tendency among his followers,
indiscriminate killing of the opponents, arresting even the elderly
statesman like Bhasani, favouratism to its party members,  and so
many other similarities with Mousalini, the Italian leader and
with Spain's Francisco that when I found out,  I personally  was
shocked (I was a former Mujib -lover)and have been writing eversince
about the sickness. 
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>  I asked myself, howcome there are so many similarities in a
country far away from Europe. The answer I found is in political
Science such a political trend is identified
as Fascism. Mousalini even did similar things like Bangabandu did,
the latter standing in the parliament, declared that he
couldn't use "Lal Ghora,"which he actually did but he wanted it to
be more severe on the opponents. 
>  
> There are also many similarities between Bangabandu's BAKSAL and
other Third World Fascists as Sadam's socialist bath party, the
Sheikh boys (Mujib's Chalara) carrying guns at the university, and
now Africa's Mugabe a former freedom fighter, Idi Amin, another
freedom fighter turning into a Fascist, it is unthinkable. Unlike
them, after the 7th March Speech, Bangabandu actually collaborated
with the Pak Army send Rao Farman Ali to Islamabad to save Pakistan
and later was fooled and surrendered and stayed the entire period in
Pakistan. He never talked about why did he surrender.  If
Bangabandu's AL didn't have the theoritical backing/blessings from
our intellectual West Bengali and the Delhi based Dadas that AL is
a "progressive force", civil  society, fighting against Nizami, and
that Bangabandu the father etc, etc.propaganda via the pro-Indian
Bangladeshi powerful medias as Daily Star and Prothom Alo etc,
he would be officially discredited as
> one of the fighters for democracy who betrayed the nation to turn
himself into a dictator and was killed similarly as Mousolini. In
Europe the above type of people are classified as the Fascist
leaders. They are discredited in the textbook for committing
excesses.
>  
> It is true, mentioned in the Abul Mansur Ahamed's Amer Dhaka
Rajnitir Ponchas Botscher and in Azizul Karim's work "From Awami
League to BAKSAL" that Bangabandu "did not have a clear idea about
the difference between party and the state. This became clear even in
1956-57 when he deferred with the then Chief Minister Mr. Ataur
Rahman Khan. Mr. Khan wanted to keep the administration totally
neutral. He knew that if the administration were brought under the
party control then it would be difficult to run the administration
efficiently. But Sheikh Mujib refuted his contention and said, "The
administration has to accept party domination. Not only that
administration will just help and assist the party to execute its
policies, but the administration will also be helping in increasing
its influence among the people". Mr. Ataur Rahman Khan had to
surrender to Sheikh Mujib as he was then considered very powerful in
the party. Thus during this time Sheikh Mujibur
> Rahman as the Minister of Commerce and Industries indulged in
rampant corruption, nepotism and misuse of power. He used his power
in giving out permits, licenses, bank loans, and sanction to
establish industries to people who were loyal to him and his
cronies."(2) These were the early signs of the then Mujib's Fascist
tendencies.
>
> For the sake of knowledge, Social Scientists have to identify this
trend and locate the father of this trend in Bangladesh. It was this
type of extremism in Italy that led to Mousalini's death, and the end
of Francisco. Like Musolini, to unite people in the independent
Bangladesh Bangabandu also used extreme nationalism causing the
alienation of the tribals.
>  
> Hasina carries the legacy of Bangabandu. Hasina's AL with its
Shaschasevok bahini and its alliance of parties (which is
practically the BAKSAL) continues the trend of anarchy.
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> Like Bangabandu, Hasina also gives more importance to the party
interest to gain power than give importance to national
interest. Hasina's year round hartal to tire the nation, caused the
cancellation of 1996 election that led to the first coming of the
care-taker government and again in 2007 the chaos led to 1/11  and
the army backed caretaker government and the uncertainity in the
nation's life.
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> (1) Please check the following videos to see that until this trend
is not discredited, Bangladesh will have no future!
>  It is infactious, nowadays everybody is doing it.
>  
> (2) I want the readers to please check the historic similarities
between Bangabandu Mujib and Mosoluni.  We live in an independent
country, the Fascist chaos of madness against order must be stopped.
Bangabandu should be given credit for what he deserve but his fascist
tendency should be identified and discouraged as being regressive to
Bangladesh's future development. 
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> Videos on party initiated violence in Bangladesh:
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> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=W9pfPeKONYY
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=jYKch23wj- E&feature=related
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=yltM1Ek4KUw&feature=related
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=jtdfL3EjLyg&NR=1
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=nzhPbXH42kg&feature=related
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=Km2-5D58c9Y&NR=1
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=aGOzRvweIHM&feature=related
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=aGOzRvweIHM&feature=related
> http://www.youtube. com/user/ BadlurKhan
> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=_PrZAzGAjXg&feature=related
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> References:
> (1) Shahidul Alam, Sheikh Mujib: A people's dictator , Notun
Bangladesh, August 14, 2008.
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> (2) Azizul Karim, From Awami League to BAKSAL,
> http://newsfrombang ladesh.net/ view.php? hidRecord= 42362
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> From Awami League to BAKSAL
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> Azizul Karim, Canada
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> 16th December 1971, a new country was born â€" Bangladesh.. As a
newborn country, Bangladesh had lots of hopes and aspirations. It was
time for the “Father of the Nation” to materialize the dream that
he had presented to the people. The liberation war had broken all the
class barriers in the society.
>
> A great opportunity was created to forge a national unity leaving
aside the age-old class differentiations. The people expected that
the leaders would rise above the group and party interest and would
unite the people to harness their patriotism and productivities to
rebuild the war torn country to fulfill the dream of a ‘Golden
Bengal’. 100 millions of Bangladeshis would find their rightful
place in the world community with dignity and honour.
>
> Historical heritage, distinct self identity, the vision of the able
leadership, right direction, patriotism, sacrifices, hard work and
above all united efforts of the nation could achieve cherished goal
step by step with the passage of time. Creation of a progressive,
happy and prosperous Bangladesh and reaching its fruits at the
doorstep of every citizen would have matched with the spirit of the
liberation war. The independence would have then become meaningful.
But the people had already become apprehensive about the sincerity of
the leadership.
>
> Our political leaders had always done much sweet-talking than
actual deeds. Promises had been even greater. People have heard such
for ages and got used to such empty promises. Who ever had gone to
power had always failed the people. They had oppressed the people
paying no heed to their demands. The isolation of the leaders from
the people and their selfish interest were the main reasons for such
betrayals.
>
> Our leaders mostly are alien in their own societies. That is why
people are apathetic toward them. Once in power they do everything to
meet their own vested interest and later justify their deeds with
power and position. The people remain enslaved in the merry go round
of betrayal and deception. The politicians always placed their self-
interest above the interest of the nation. Even at times the country
and the people became sacrificial goats to meet their greed and lust.
>
> Soon after stepping on the soil of the independent country Awami
League came out with the ambiguous slogan of “Mujibbad”. After
three and half years when “Mujibbad” was proven to be an empty
slogan Sheikh Mujibur Rahman like any other power hungry dictator
promulgated 4th amendment and took all powers in his own hand by
forming one party autocratic regime of BKSAL. This unprecedented
constitutional coup de’ tat was called his ‘Second Revolution’.
As he usurped absolute power apparently things for a while looked
calm on the surface but beneath that uneasy calm political and social
conditions were fast deteriorating.
>
> The main reason for such deterioration was the presumption of the
rulers that by dishing out favours and benefits rule can be
perpetuated forever. They depended on this belief because of their
lake of understanding of the complexities of the newly independent
country. It’s problems and solutions were beyond their perception.
They lacked any ideology, conviction, experience and vision. Sheikh
Mujibur Rahman like other third world dictators considered his own
ideas and thoughts to be the ultimate. He never cared to take any
advice or suggestion from any one, other than his ‘kitchen
cabinet’ comprised of his family members. His all knowing attitudes
were to a great extend responsible for his administrative failure.
>
> He also did not have a clear idea about the difference between
party and the state. This became clear even in 1956-57 when he
deferred with the then Chief Minister Mr. Ataur Rahman Khan. Mr. Khan
wanted to keep the administration totally neutral. He knew that if
the administration were brought under the party control then it would
be difficult to run the administration efficiently. But Sheikh Mujib
refuted his contention and said, "The administration has to accept
party domination. Not only that administration will just help and
assist the party to execute its policies, but the administration will
also be helping in increasing its influence among the people". Mr.
Ataur Rahman Khan had to surrender to Sheikh Mujib as he was then
considered very powerful in the party. Thus during this time Sheikh
Mujibur Rahman as the Minister of Commerce and Industries indulged in
rampant corruption, nepotism and misuse of power. He used his power
in giving out permits,
> licenses, bank loans, and sanction to establish industries to
people who were loyal to him and his cronies.
>
> After taking over the reign of Bangladesh he started ruling the
country in the same old style. Some were given money, some undue
promotions, appointments as the directors of the abandoned business
concerns and industries, license permits, dealerships etc. to buy
support and personal loyalty. This is how only within two and half
years a total anarchy was created in the economic sector.
>
> Many of his confidants were also involved in smuggling in
collaboration with the Marwaris. Thus under the patronization of
Awami rule a new class of ‘novo’ rich grew like mushroom. They
accumulated from national resources but did not reinvest into the
economic cycle. Most of their wealth was spent in non-productive
sectors or transferred abroad. With these people Sheikh Mujibur
Rahman wanted to establish ‘GOLDEN BENGAL’ in the country. It was
really very hard to understand what he was up to? Was it his
ignorance or cunning mechanization? Was it appropriate that he should
place his party’s interest over the national interest? Did the
nation expect that from him?
>
> It was not only his party people who got involved in rampant
corruption. His immediate family members were also involved. Gazi
Golam Mustfa who was a close confidant of Sheik’s family became
famous as ‘Kamble Chor’ in the country for his open
misappropriation of relief goods being the Chairman of the Red Cross.
The donors and the international relief agencies also came to know
about his malpractices.
>
> International press and media became very vocal against this
notorious thief. His only brother Sheikh Naser not only garbed the
abandoned properties and businesses in Khulna his hometown, but also
became one of the ringleaders of the smuggling activities. All his
nephews Sheikh Moni, Abul Hasnat, Sheikh Shahidul Islam not only
became politically very powerful, they also amassed enormous wealth
under the patronization of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. His sons,
particularly Sheikh Kamal also got involved in amassing fortunes and
other unethical activities such as Bank robberies.
>
> Regarding the state of corruption during Mujib’s regime, the
reputed journalist Lawrence Lift Shulz wrote in the Far Eastern
Economic Review on 30th Aug 1974. "Corruption and malpractices are
nothing new. But people of Dhaka thinks the way the corruption and
malpractices and plunder of national wealth that had taken place
during Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s regime is unprecedented" .
>
> It was virtually impossible for the government to gain any economic
or political achievements with such loots and plunders in a newly
independent war ravaged country. The looters did not plough back
their ill-gotten wealth in the national economy; they spent that
fortune for their luxuries and comforts.. But the government had to
pay heavily as its image got tarnished in the eyes of the people and
the world.
>
> The government became isolated from the people. Against the promise
to turn Bangladesh into ‘Golden Bengal’ the ruling elites turned
Bangladesh into a “bottom less basket”. The common people viewed
this as a national betrayal. They became dejected with the Awami
League leadership. Awami League lost the people’s support, which
was so vital for any government to govern. Gradually they also lost
the support of many powerful quarters within the government itself.
Their support within the students, youths and armed forces eroded
substantially.
>
> An agricultural country Bangladesh is heavily dependent on the
nature. It was a gigantic task to feed 100 millions people in a
devastated country. The donors and the international communities came
forward generously to help Bangladesh in its reconstruction. Till
30th December 1973 Bangladesh received grants and aid credit
amounting 1.4 billion US Dollars. Beside through UNROB huge amount of
relief assistance was also provided. In spite of this all the hopes
and aspirations of the newly independent nation got lost into the
nightmare of AWAMI-BKSAL miss rule.
>
> AWAMI-BAKSAL period is the dark chapter in the history of
Bangladesh. Volumes would not be enough to write the full history. On
Jan. 25, 1975 with a stroke of pen Sheikh Mujibur Rahman killed
democracy and imposed on the nation the yoke of one party rule of
BAKSAL. He snatched away from the people freedom of press, freedom of
expression, fundamental rights along with all political rights. All
national dailies and periodicals were banned except 4 government-
controll ed dailies. Constitutional rights of the judiciary were also
high jacked and was brought under the administrative control. Rule of
law thus was buried.
>
> The period of AWAMI-BKSAL rule was full of barbaric atrocities. The
history of AWAMI-BKSAL rule was basically history of murder, rape,
loot, oppression, plunder, famine, capitulation to the foreign
exploiters, white terror and above all betrayal to the spirit of the
liberation war. People could never be able to forget those horrifying
memories. In the name of socialism they plundered the national
wealth, they kept the border open for the smuggling, for their
mismanagement of the economy the country got recognized
internationally as the 'bottomless basket'. There was no famine in
Bangladesh during or just after the war but hundreds and thousands of
people had to die out of the man made famine of'74 during the rule of
AWAMI-BKSAL.
>
> Sheik Mujib and his government presented the people fascism in the
name of democracy, social injustice in the name of socialism,
national disunity in the name of Bengali nationalism and communal
disharmony in the name of secularism. In this way after subjugating
the whole nation in a state of gasping suffocation all the opposition
was crushed systematically through state terrorism with a view to
close all the constitutional and democratic avenues to bring any
change of government. The nation was thrown into an era of total
darkness with no hope to breathe afresh.
>
> It was Awami League of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman that mortgaged the
national independence and state sovereignty signing the 25 years long-
term unequal treaty with India. By creating Rakkhi Bahini, Lal
Bahini, Sheccha Shebok Bahini and other private Bahinis AWAMI-
BKSALISTS unleashed an unbearable reign of terror killing 40000
nationalists and patriotic people with out any trial.
>
> On 24th Feb 1975 President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman through a decree
announced formation of the only political party of the country
Bangladesh Krishak Sramik Awami League or BKSAL. He also declared
himself to be the chairman of BKSAL. In the 3rd article of the
announcement it was stated, "Till any further order from the
President all the members of the Parliament of the defunct Awami
League, all its members, Cabinet Ministers, deputy Ministers, state
Ministers will be considered as the members of the BKSAL. Bongo Bir
Gen. Osmani and Barrister Mainul Hossain decided to defy this order
and not to join BKSAL instead they both resigned from their
Parliament membership.
>
> Due to the announcement of the so-called ‘national party’ all
other political parties got abolished. Finally CPB, NAP Muzaffar and
Awami League got merged into BKSAL. Out of the 8 opposition members
in the Parliament 4 joined BKSAL.
>
> On 6th June 1975 the organizational structure and the constitution
of BKSAL was announced. That day names of 115 members central
committee were announced. In that 115 members-- vice President, Prime
Minister, speaker, deputy speaker, Ministers, deputy Ministers, state
Ministers, 3 Chiefs of the army, navy and airforce, DG BDR, DG JRB
and the secretaries of all the ministries were included.
>
> The Executive Committee of BKSAL
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> (1) Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, (2) Sayed Nazrul Islam, (3) Mansoor Ali,
(4) Khandakar Mushtaq Ahmed, (5) Abdul Hasnat Mohammad Kamruzzaman,
(6) Abdul Malek Ukil (7) Prof. Yusuf Ali, (8) Manaranjan Dhar, (9)
Mohiuddin Ahmed, (10) Gazi Golam Mustafa, (11) Zillur Rahman, (12)
Sheikh Fazlul Haq Moni, (13) Abdur Razzak.
>
> List of the Central Committee of BKSAL
>
> (1) Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, (2) Sayed Nazrul Islam, (3) Mansoor Ali,
(4) Abdul Malik Ukil, (5) Khandakar Mushtaq Ahmad, (6) A.H.M
Kamaruzzaman, (7) Mahmudullah, (8) Abdus Samad Azad, (9) Yusuf Ali,
(10) Fani Bhushan Majumder, (11) Dr. Kamal Hussain, (12) Sohrab
Hussain, (13) Abdul Mannan, (14) Abdur Rab Shernyabat, (15)
Manaranjan Dhar, (16) Abdul Matin, (17) Asaduzzanan, (18) Korban Ali,
(19) Dr. Azizul Rahman Mallik, (20) Dr. Mozzaffar Ahmad Choudhury,
(21) Tofayel Ahmad, (22) Shah Moazzam Hossain, (23) Abdul Momen
Talukder, (24) Dewan Farid Ganj, (25) Professor Nurul Islam Choudhry,
(26) Taher uddin Thakur, (27) Moslemuddin Khan, (28) MD Nurul Islam
Manju, (29) AKM Obaidur Rahman, (30) Dr. Khitish Chandra Mandal.
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> (31) Reazuddin Ahmad, (32) M. Baitullah, (33) Rahul Quddus
(Secretary) , (34) Zillur Rahman, (35) Mohiuddin Ahmad MP, (36)
Sheikh Fazlul Haq Moin, (37) Abdur Razzaq, (38) Sheikh Shahidul
Islam, (39) Anwar Choudhry, (40) Sajeda Choudhry, (41) Taslema Abed,
(42) Abdur Rahim, (43) Abdul Awal, (44) Lutfur Rahman, (45) A.K.
Muzibur Rahman, (46) Dr. Mofiz Choudhry, (47) Dr. Allauddin, (48) Dr.
Ahsanul Haq, (49) Raushan Ali, (50) Azizur Rahman Akkas, (51) Sheikh
Abdul Aziz, (52) Salahuddin Yusuf, (53) Michale Shushil Adhikari,
(54) Kazi Abdul Hakim, (55) Mollah Jalaluddin, (56) Shamsuddin
Mollah, (57) Gaur Chandra Bala, (58) Gazi Ghulam Mustafa, (59)
Shamsul Haq, (60) Shamsuzzoha, (61) Rafiqueuddin Bhuiya, (62) Syed
Ahmad, (63) Shamsur Rahman Khan, (64) Nurul Haq, (65) Kazi Zahurul
Qayyum, (66) Capt.(Retd) Sujjat Ali, (67) M.R. Siddiqui, (68) MA
Wahab, (69) Chittaranjan Sutar, (70) Sayeda Razia Banu, (71) Ataur
Rahman Khan, (72) Khandakar Muhammad Illyas, (73)
> Mong Pru Saire, (74) Professor Muzzafar Ahmad, (75) Ataur Rahman,
(76) Pir Habibur Rahman, (77) Sayeed Altaf Hussain, (78) Muhammad
Farhad, (79) Motia Choudhury. (80) Hazi Danesh, (81) Taufiq Inam
(Secretary) , (82) Nurul Islam(Secretary) , (83) Fayezuddin
(Secretary), (84) Mahbubur Rahman(Secretary) , (85) Abdul Khaleque,
(86) Muzibul Haq (Secretary), (87) Abdur Rahim(Secretary) , (88)
Moinul Islam (Secretary), (89) Sayeeduzzaman( Secretary) , (90)
Anisuzzaman( Secretary) , (91) Dr. A Sattar (Secretary), (92) M.A
Samad(Secretary) , (93) Abu Tahir (Secretary), (94) Al Hossaini
(Secretary), (95) Dr Tajul Hossain(Secretary) , (96) Motiur Rahman.
Chairman. TCB, (97) Maj. Gen K.M. Safiullah, (98) Air Vice Marshal
Khandakar, (99) Comodore M.H.Khan, (100) Maj Gen. Khalilur Rahman,
(101) A.K. Naziruddin, (102) Dr. Abdul Matin Choudhury, (103)
Dr.Mazharul Islam, (104) Dr.Sramul Haq, (105) ATM Syed Hossain, (106)
Nurul Islam, (107) Dr. Nilima Ibrahim, (108) Dr.
> Nurul Islam PG Hospital, (109) Obaidul Haq Eiditor Observer, (110)
Anwar Hossain Manju Editor Ittefaq, (111) Mizanur Rahman BPI, (112)
Manawarul Islam, (113) Brig. A.M.S. Nuruzzaman DG Jatiyo Rakki
Bahini, (114) Kamruzzaman teachers Association, (115) Dr. Mazhar Ali
Kadri.
>
> In the same declaration 5 sister organisation of BKSAL were also
formed:-
> General Secretaries
>
> 1. Jatiyo Krishak league Fani Bhushan Majumdar
>
> 2. Jatiyo Sramik league Professor. Yousuf Ali
>
> 3. Jatiyo Mahila league Sajeda Choudhury
>
> 4. Jatiyo Jubo league Tofayel Ahmed
>
> 5. Jatiyo Chattra league Sheikh Shahidul Islam.
>
> The general Secretaries nominated were most trusted confidants of
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The members of the central committees of these
organizations consisted of members taken from CPB, NAP Muzaffar and
Jatiyo league of Ataur Rahman Khan.
>
> In accordance with forming of BKSAL on 16th June 1975, News Paper
Cancellation Act was promulgated. Under this Act only four
nationalized dailies were allowed to be published along with a few
weeklies. Rests were all banned.
>
> Thus after complete burial of democracy the whole country was
subjugated under unprecedented reign of white terror. Being denied of
personal security the people was suffocated and became hostages in
their own homeland under the tyranny of the autocratic BKSAL rule.
The political leaders and workers alike miserably failed to grasp the
famous doctrine, "Of the people, by the people and for the people."
Thus people could not achieve their cherished dream in spite of their
glorious straggle and sacrifice. All their efforts had got lost once
again in the blind alley because of the betrayal of the leadership.
>
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