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Thursday, September 23, 2010

[ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court

And could you please tell us how they remain good Moslim because of Borqa?
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* All Girls, who do not wear Borqa in Pakistan and other Moslim and Non Moslim Countries wear it so, nobody would see their faces, when they go out to have sex with someone.
* A lot of Moslim Prostitutes in Moslim Countries wear Borqa also.
* In Pakistan, its common that Borqa is worn by a man sitting behind a Motor Cyclist hiding his Sub Machine Gun for Drive by shooting.
* In the West, Moslim Men wear Borqa for hiding their Rifle or Sub Machine Gun, when they go robbing a Bank.
* In Moslim Countries, known wanted Criminals wear Borqa to go through Police Check Posts.
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Are these the reasons you want every woman to wear Borqa?
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If not, tell us, where does Allah say in Qoraan to wear a Borqa ...!


--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, abdeen <abdeenar@...> wrote:
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> Just as religion is NOT forced upon anyone, so is BURQA, not forced, but should be followed if one wants to remain a good muslim, otherwise the result is obvious.
> There is the freewill, you can do the right thing or the wrong thing and you get the reward or the penalty in equal proportion.
> abdeen
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> To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
> From: qrahman@...
> Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:38:27 -0400
> Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court
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> I think burqa should not be forced but the new law does not have some "Common sense" exceptions. For Islamic institutions "Islamic" dress should be enforced (That may include Burqa if the local community feels right about it). Albeit there are difference of opinion among scholars if Burqa is mandatory in Islam or not. Most scholars think "Hijab" covers Islamic requirements for women.
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> While I agree Burqa should not be forced but secularism should not be forced on our people either. Maybe experts should be looking into the verdict more to ensure some "Activist" judges going overboard or not. There are some concerns from liberal groups about civil rights in another ruling regarding Shaheed minar.
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> Personally I feel that, God created us as "FREE" men and women and gave us freedom to obey or disobey Him. Therefore, we should encourage honest and open discussions/debates about religion. Blaming everything Islamic TODAY for what some Jamaat-e-Islami leaders did 40 years ago does not seem fair or logical to me.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mo Assghar <moassghar@...>
> To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tue, Aug 24, 2010 9:02 am
> Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court
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> But Secularism can be forced? Give me a break!!
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> Did not hindu hasina learned anything from her Father?
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> --- On Mon, 8/23/10, Isha Khan <bdmailer@...> wrote:
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> From: Isha Khan <bdmailer@...>
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court
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> Dhaka, Aug 22 (bdnews24.com)—The High Court has ruled that no women can be forced to wear burqa at work and educational institutions. In it's ruling The High Court on Sunday in a suo moto order directed the government to ensure that no women were forced to wear veil or religious dress in the educational institutions and offices.
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> The court also ordered the government to ensure that the cultural activities and sports in the educational institutions are not restricted.The orders came in the wake of a public interest petition filed by Supreme Court lawyers Mahbub Shafi and A K M Hafizul Alam on Sunday. The bench of justices A H M Shamsuddin Chowdhury and Sheikh Mohammad Zakir Hossain also ruled that they cannot be barred from taking to culture and sports
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> The court also ordered relevant officials to explain why forcing girls to wear burqa (veil) and keeping them out of sports and cultural activities were illegal.
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> The A Bengali daily news item said that principal of the college in Natore ( Northern Bangladesh ) has stopped any cultural activities and sports at the college and forced female students to wear Borka or veil in the college.The HC also directed principal of the college Mozammel Haque to appear before the HC bench on August 26 to explain the matter.
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> Secretaries to the ministries of home, education, social welfare and women affair and principal Mozammel Haque has been made respondent to the rule and orderThe education, home, social welfare, and women and children affairs secretaries and principal of Rani Bhabani Mohila College Mozammel Huq were asked to reply to ruling. Following a brief hearing, the court also asked the principal to appear before it on Aug 26.
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> The lawyers in their petition on Sunday cited a report carried by a Bengali newspaper the same day headlined, 'Burqa mandatory at Rani Bhabani Mohila College'. The lawyers stated such enforcement was discriminatory.
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> http://newsfrombangladesh.net/view.php?hidRecord=332264
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[ALOCHONA] The govt offficials of Pabna



The govt offficials of Pabna
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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[ALOCHONA] MDG Award hoax, clashes at JFK



PM'S NEW YORK VISIT

MDG Award hoax, clashes at JFK

Moinuddin Naser in New York

 

A huge number of entourage accompanied Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in her visit to the United Nations without any work. None of the officials can tell you the exact number of delegation. However it was said by a Permanent Mission source that the number will be more than one hundred thirty (130) including business, press, artists, litterateurs and government officials. Besides, at least one dozen relatives of the Prime Minister are also included in the entourage. According to an estimate given by a source in the Foreign Ministry this tour will cost at least 15 crore Taka from the government exchequer without any useful purpose.
  
 The Prime Minister's UN visit began with a scuffle between the supporters of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and the Awami League (AL) at the JFK airport. At least 10 persons were injured in the clash that ensued just after the arrival of the Prime Minister at the airport.
   The security personnel of the airport however brought the situation under control and the airport authority is contemplating to file a case against the party which obtained permission on that day to go to the airport to receive the Prime Minister. The BNP announced the programme of demonstration and shoing black flag to the Prime Minister, but they did not obtain permission from the airport authority and there is no record with the police that BNP supporters were present there.
   
However, insiders say that in fact two groups of the Awami Laegue -- one group led by the Khalid Hasan and another group led by Sajjadur Rahman Sajjad -- are making preparation to stage another round of face-off before the Prime Minister during her civic reception scheduled for September 26 at a New York hotel. Sajjad is making preparation for the reception while Khalid Hasan in a statement claimed that they took the responsibility of arranging reception forcibly.
   
   What is MDG Award?
   It was widely reported in the media in Bangladesh that Prime Minister would receive MDG award. Now question has been raised as to what is the MDG award? The Google web search engine says: "The MDG Awards Committee is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), to disseminate information on the MDGs to the wider public, and to recognize the contributions of a wide variety of stakeholders in the common cause of reaching the MDGs by the target year of 2015. Although Government Award Recipients are determined in consultation with UN agencies and experts, among others, the MDG Awards are not official awards of the United Nations."
   
So the award is in no way given by the United Nations. Rather it was an organization which held the poorly attended award reception at Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York. The reception was held on Sunday evening and it was telecast at the General Assembly Hall of the United Nations, where hardly five to 10 people including the operators of the telecast system of the UN General Assembly hall were present.
   Five other Asian and African countries were also awarded the MDG Award by the organisers. They are: Nepal and Cambodia from Asia; Sierra Leone, Liberia and Rwanda from Africa and they were also invited to receive the awards at the function.
   Informed sources say that a section of diplomats in the United Nations and in the US missions, who care for their jobs, managed that award from this non-profit organization for their governments.
   
   Nepal's PM didn't come
   Nepal was a recipient of the award, but the Nepalese prime minister did not come to receive it. Its permanent representative to the UN, Gyan Chandra Acharya, received the award on behalf of the government while Health Secretary Dr Sudha Sharma was present.
   None of the leading Western print or electronic media covered the event and none of the UN officials was present at the function. It was just a hoax and a gimmick of achievement touted by diplomats.
   
None of the important head of governments from South Asia, such as India, Pakistan, Nepal or Maldives, attended the UNGA this year. However Bangladesh Permanent Representative at the UN Dr Abdul Momen at a press conference last Saturday said that Monmohan Singh is busy and suddenly cancelled the tour. There are internal problems in Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Maldives. So they could not attend the UNGA this year.
   
In the meantime Foreign Minister Dipu Moni held bilateral talks with the foreign minister of United Arab Emirates Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan and discussed the issues related to 800,000 Bangladeshi workers in UAE.
   It may be mentioned that Sheikh Hasina will address UNGA session on next Saturday, September 25.
 



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[ALOCHONA] Health advisor's unpardonable remarks




It is time to assess the remarks made by Syed Modasser Ali at Gopalganj Sadar Hospital a couple of days ago. The assessment is simple. By being dismissive of the principle of citizens' right to information and by publicly stating his intention of placing ruling Awami League elements in 13,350 positions at the community health levels, he has committed an act that is unhealthy and therefore unacceptable and, in the end, unpardonable.

The free-wheeling comments by the prime minister's advisor for health may have dented not just the integrity of the government he is part of. They also raise questions about the brazen manner in which political partisanship is being resorted to by individuals like the health advisor.

In its totality, Modasser Ali's attitude humiliates an entire nation, for he has pitted his political party against that nation through insisting that only his party members and followers be given jobs that by right should be open to all citizens, to be gained on the basis of merit.

The health advisor has spoken of the deprivation that Awami League workers went through after the general elections of 2001 and till the end of the BNP-Jamaat government in 2006. There is little question that as a party, the Awami League was at the receiving end of everything sinister the government led by Khaleda Zia was able to devise in its time in office. But that can in no way be an excuse for anyone to ask that every available post now be handed over to anyone who belongs to the Awami League or is a fan of it. Where have the interests of the country gone missing here? And under what law does the health advisor demand that his party be rewarded because it has suffered in the past, citizens be damned?

Syed Modasser Ali has not just shocked us with his point of view. He has also confirmed our feeling that divisive politics is yet abroad in the land, that indeed it promises to acquire darker shades of notoriety as the days go by. He has, in so many words, openly told us what we have long suspected: that the ideal of national unity under a leadership truly national in outlook and wedded to the principles of the War of Liberation is yet a pipe dream, that tribalism is the big, dark, dominant truth in our times.

We expected better from Modasser Ali. And we did because he comes of a profession, which prides itself in serving humanity, across politics, across colour, across gender, across faith. He has now disappointed us. He has infuriated us. And he has injected the fear in us that what he has said might also be the sentiments of many others in this government.

Of course there are men like Obaidul Quader, able to sense danger that may arise through pronouncements of the kind Modasser Ali has made. But how many are there like him? And how will these few explain to the nation that Modasser Ali's remarks are but an aberration, that they are his personal opinions and do not reflect the views of the government?

For the government, indeed for the prime minister, there is a huge need for damage control in the light of Modasser Ali's incendiary comments. One does not require much wisdom to understand the truth that the health advisor's comments have left us all, citizens across the political spectrum, reeling in shock and seething in anger. He has undermined the position he holds.

It is now for the government to do a couple of things: it can disassociate itself from Modasser Ali's remarks and it can lean on him to resign. Indeed, the prime minister will be reassuring the country and will be taking a big step toward restoring public confidence in her government by making her health advisor go in the larger national interest.

For his part, Syed Modasser Ali ought to do the morally acceptable thing: he should resign on his own. He has damaged himself. He has called the high calling of his office into question.


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[mukto-mona] An Humanitarian appeal - Pls Donate for Cartoonist Arif's Mother.



Cartoonist Arif (whose arrest and detention for the Muhammad Biral carttoon earned criticism from local and international rights groups few years ago) 's  mother is  presently suffering from a very serious kidney disease and struggling for survival.
 
Arif belongs to a very poor family with no financial backing for treatment and clinical investigations. Kindly donate as much as you can...
 
 
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RE: [ALOCHONA] Dr Abul Barakat or Dr Atiur Rahman do not write on these anymore



I agree with you Isha Khan. You did not mean what were transposed. You are right, they will start writing after the enjoyment of the 'power' they are enjoying. 'Power' has a special heat in it that sometimes makes some people superficially blind.
Shahadat Suhrawardy
 


To: alochona@yahoogroups.com; farida_majid@hotmail.com
From: bdmailer@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2010 13:39:00 +0600
Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Dr Abul Barakat or Dr Atiur Rahman do not write on these anymore

 
I did not say that they did not write on these issues, I only said they no more write. Possibly they will write again when they will no more enjoy power.



On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Isha Khan <bdmailer@gmail.com> wrote:
I did not say that they did not write on these issues, I


On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 4:43 AM, Farida Majid <farida_majid@hotmail.com> wrote:
 

         Of course Abul Barakat has written about their plight and who benefits by putting them on the streets.
  He has done extensive research that shows how governance in Bangladesh had been consistently
  autocratic which, when combined with religious fundamentalists slyly taking over economic activities,
  prevent favoring programs for people's longtime welfare.
 
             Dr. Atiur Rahman has done much to facilitate easy loans to small farmers in a timely fashion.
 
             May be bdmailer kows a thing or two about the agents who make money by putting
             the beggars on the street.  It is just the kind of racketeering people associate with this lot.
 
                         
 


From: bdmailer@gmail.com
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 06:03:06 +0600
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Dr Abul Barakat or Dr Atiur Rahman do not write on these anymore


 
Dr Abul Barakat or Dr Atiur Rahman do not write on these anymore
 
The number of beggars is increasing in Dhaka city. A
small child is seen begging
 











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Re: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court



Please explain what do you mean by "Big pagri Mollah of yours"? Did I ever promoted any "Big pagri" mollahs in any of my mails? For your information I am from Bangladesh, I am worried about my country. You need to go to an Indian forum or Pakistani forum if you have anything to say to them or wanna ask them about their Supreme court. ;-)

The translations were not mine and anytime I say anything from the Qur'an, I offered source (verse and chapter) and most of the time give web links to them as well. I have NOT done any "mis-translation" here. Actually I have not done ANY translation at all. Only quoted most popular translations of the Qur'an.

I do not think you need to get personal with any of our discussions. If my point of view or part of the Qur'an is not your "Cup of tea", you need not to answer.

You need to POINT OUT where did I "Mis-translated or mis-interpreted" the Qur'an. Otherwise need not to slander anyone without any solid proof.

Fact is your uncivilized post ( With imaginary accusations) does not change who I am. But it says a whole lot about who you are.

Shalom!

--qr


-----Original Message-----
From: ANDREWL <turkman@sbcglobal.net>
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, Sep 23, 2010 1:01 pm
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court

 
grahman wrote: " ... we need to understand that men or women should NOT be forced to go against religion either ...".
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TURKMAN: But we need to understand that men or women are NOT being forced to go against religion either. We are going against "FORCING" them to follow something that is not a part of Religion because nowhere in Qoraan, Allah had said to wear a Borqa. Our Prohet's own wives never wore it because it was not even invented. All his wives never hid their faces either. If its a part of Islam, why all those big Pagri Mollaas of yours could not prove this case in Indian Supreme Court?
Why they lost this case?
Because your mis-translations and mis-interpretations of Qoraan and HaDees did not work there. There were Arabic Speaking Moslim Olma, who said opposite of what you Mollaas were saying.
Stop your B.S. sir ...!

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, qrahman@... wrote:
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> The link did not bring any web page. Like you I do not think one should be force to follow any specific religion ( Islam or otherwise). Having said that, we need to understand that men or women should NOT be forced to go against religion either (Like the previous military regime in Turkey). Turkey,UAE and Malaysia are good role models we can follow when we talk about religion. All citizens of those countries have freedom to follow or not follow any particular religion.
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> As far as burqa is concern, most scholars of Islam says covering face is NOT mandatory in Islam. However almost all prominent scholars of Islam says "hijab" is required by Islam. Those who want to be "Practicing Muslims" need to observe hijab [ Source: Al Qur'an 24:30-31] for modesty (Certain rules applies for men as well). The first command about hijab was directed towards men. Albeit we generally think it is only at women, men needs to follow hijab [ etiquette] as well.
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> Please click here to get answers to frequently asked questions on this topic. [ Source: http://www.islam101.com/women/hijabfaq.html]
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> For related information, please click here.
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> As I said multiple times before, Islam (Or any other ideology) should not be forced but it is also important for Muslims to have clear understanding of their own religion.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Farida Majid <farida_majid@...>
> To: Alochona Alochona <alochona@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Tue, Aug 31, 2010 4:05 am
> Subject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court
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> Many people think that secularism is a grey (as opposed to the 'black' of the burqa) burlap sack that you can whack over a person's head.
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> A black burqa is a very good thing for Muslims, they say.
> It can put a ink-blot over the person's existence and obliterate the person's humanity. That is supposedly a very Islamic thing to do,
> though there is no Qur'anic injunction or dress-code for the purpose of blotting out the humanity of a person.
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> This grey burlap sack called secularism, they say, is an evil thing that can be 'imposed' and can make you look like
> the devil incarnate otherwise known as Hindu. This sack is rumored to be outfitted with a devilish mechanism
> that can make the whole religion of Islam disappear from the realm in a twinkle of an eye!
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> They also say that this devil incarnate Hindu should be eliminated from the land by any means. The means
> may take the form of mass murder but if that is what it takes to do the job there should not be any hesitation .
> Anybody showing tendencies like a Hindu should be eliminated. This Hindu Hasina should take heed. Her father was wiped out.
> "Did not hindu hasina learned anything from her Father"?
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> Did not hindu hasina learned anything from her Father?
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> However, the people who speak in the above language have not been able to provide a sample of the grey burlap sack
> called secularism that can be 'imposed' over people's head and that can make Islam disappear in a twinkle of an eye.
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> Until they do, we have the Holy Qur'an to turn to for guidance, solace and fortitude. In this holy month of Ramadan,
> time for penance and self-purification, we should recognize that the above talk is itself a kind of 'covering' or clothing
> or 'lebas'. And the Qur'an warns us to be wary of these attempts at falsehoods:
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> "Wa la talbisu al Huqqa bi-l batili wa taktumoo ul Huqqa wa antum taAlamuna" 2:42.
> (And cover not Truth with falsehood, nor coceal the Truth when ye know whar it is)
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> For those who want be sure that there is no Qur'anic mandate for women to wear the burqa or the hijab,
> please read the following article which was published in the Daily Star, and then archived by the Islamic
> Reasearch Foundation Information.
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> Fashioning lies, veiling the truth
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> Farida Majid As the hijab issue heats up in France and Germany, and the psychological pressure and the brainwashing of women intensifies all over the Muslim world, the feverish ...
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> irfi.org/articles/articles_201_250/fashioning_lies.htm · Cached page
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> To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
> From: qrahman@...
> Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:38:27 -0400
> Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court
>
>
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> I think burqa should not be forced but the new law does not have some "Common sense" exceptions. For Islamic institutions "Islamic" dress should be enforced (That may include Burqa if the local community feels right about it). Albeit there are difference of opinion among scholars if Burqa is mandatory in Islam or not. Most scholars think "Hijab" covers Islamic requirements for women.
>
> While I agree Burqa should not be forced but secularism should not be forced on our people either. Maybe experts should be looking into the verdict more to ensure some "Activist" judges going overboard or not. There are some concerns from liberal groups about civil rights in another ruling regarding Shaheed minar.
>
> Personally I feel that, God created us as "FREE" men and women and gave us freedom to obey or disobey Him. Therefore, we should encourage honest and open discussions/debates about religion. Blaming everything Islamic TODAY for what some Jamaat-e-Islami leaders did 40 years ago does not seem fair or logical to me.
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> Peace.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mo Assghar <moassghar@...>
> To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tue, Aug 24, 2010 9:02 am
> Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court
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> But Secularism can be forced? Give me a break!!
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> Did not hindu hasina learned anything from her Father?
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> --- On Mon, 8/23/10, Isha Khan <bdmailer@...> wrote:
>
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> From: Isha Khan <bdmailer@...>
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Burqa can't be forced: High Court
> To:
> Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 2:36 AM
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> Burqa can't be forced: High Court
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> The court also ordered relevant officials to explain why forcing girls to wear burqa (veil) and keeping them out of sports and cultural activities were illegal.
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> Dhaka, Aug 22 (bdnews24.com)â€"The High Court has ruled that no women can be forced to wear burqa at work and educational institutions. In it's ruling The High Court on Sunday in a suo moto order directed the government to ensure that no women were forced to wear veil or religious dress in the educational institutions and offices.
>
> The court also ordered the government to ensure that the cultural activities and sports in the educational institutions are not restricted.The orders came in the wake of a public interest petition filed by Supreme Court lawyers Mahbub Shafi and A K M Hafizul Alam on Sunday. The bench of justices A H M Shamsuddin Chowdhury and Sheikh Mohammad Zakir Hossain also ruled that they cannot be barred from taking to culture and sports
>
> The court also ordered relevant officials to explain why forcing girls to wear burqa (veil) and keeping them out of sports and cultural activities were illegal.
>
> The A Bengali daily news item said that principal of the college in Natore ( Northern Bangladesh ) has stopped any cultural activities and sports at the college and forced female students to wear Borka or veil in the college.The HC also directed principal of the college Mozammel Haque to appear before the HC bench on August 26 to explain the matter.
>
> It also issued a rule upon the government to explain why imposition of restriction on cultural activities and sports in the educational institutions and offices and forcing the female students to wear veil should not be declared illegal.
>
> Secretaries to the ministries of home, education, social welfare and women affair and principal Mozammel Haque has been made respondent to the rule and orderThe education, home, social welfare, and women and children affairs secretaries and principal of Rani Bhabani Mohila College Mozammel Huq were asked to reply to ruling. Following a brief hearing, the court also asked the principal to appear before it on Aug 26.
>
> The lawyers in their petition on Sunday cited a report carried by a Bengali newspaper the same day headlined, 'Burqa mandatory at Rani Bhabani Mohila College'. The lawyers stated such enforcement was discriminatory.
>
> http://newsfrombangladesh.net/view.php?hidRecord=332264
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[ALOCHONA] Re: Fwd: [Dahuk]: Tony Blair's visit and some embarrassing questions

Tony Blair may stop to explain himself to the writer below if he feels like it and if he had a good breakfast and on the basis that the writer is a citizen of the world. He might even be humble and contrite.

But any notion that Tony Blair should be embarassed about anything when facing the Prime Minister of Bangladesh is a joke of course. What does he care what the Prime Minister of Bagladesh thinks? First he would have to take Bangladesh seriously and then he would have to take the Foreign Minister seriously and then he would have to take the Prime Minister seriously. As a clever man Tony would not waste a minute with such thoughts.

Bangladesh. Where the UK's ambassador gets a grenade. Where the UK has to invest in preventing forced marriages. Where he could beat the combined talents of the foreign minister, prime minister and cabinet ministers on almost any international subject - all by himself. AMA Muhith could give him a run for his money but our finance minister would be hamstrung by his fellow cabinet members. Bangladesh - where many marched in support of Saddam!

And the writer expects the Prime Minister should be embarassed? On what basis? The Prime Minister turns a blind eye to MURDER, MAYHEM and EXTORTION in her own country by her own party but she is rather indignant about Iraq?!

Man. Tony Blair will get VVIP treatment in Desh until his death and then his son will also get VIP treatment.

After all in Bangladesh we really know how to appreciate the families of politicians!

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Isha Khan <bdmailer@...> wrote:
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> -------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Shimul Chaudhury
> honestdebater@...
>
>
> The New Age, Dhaka, 24 August 2010
> http://www.newagebd.com/2010/aug/24/fb.html
>
> Tony Blair's visit and some embarrassing questions
>
> Tony Blair was given a VVIP protocol during his Bangladesh visit on 20-22
> August 2010. He is not the incumbent prime minister of Britain and I very
> much doubt his current position justifies this high profile reception.
> Moreover, this overenthusiastic welcome poses some questions which are
> embarrassing for both Sheikh Hasina and for Blair himself.
>
> Does Tony Blair know that Sheikh Hasina's cabinet is dominated by the
> Lefties whose British counterparts have been demanding for his trial as a
> war criminal? Do the Lefties in Hasina's government know that their friends
> belonging to the Stop the War Coalition in Britain want to see Blair in jail
> and not visiting Bangladesh?
>
> Lastly, but most importantly, while Sheikh Hasina's government has been
> arresting leaders of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami on charges of war crimes
> during Bangladesh's liberation war in 1971, she did something totally
> different to an obvious and internationally known war criminal.
>
> Tony Blair is a recognised war criminal who co-authored the deaths of more
> than a million Iraqis and the destruction of a country that has been
> Bangladesh's staunchest friend, as Saddam was Mujib's. For Tony Blair's war
> crimes, millions of people are there as witnesses in his own country, let
> alone in Iraq and the rest of the world.
>
> So Hasina should've known that she was offering lavish reception to a
> murderer who has been immensely benefited financially through his war
> credentials (please see an article by the British writer Robin Beste at
> http: //stopwar.org.uk/content/view/2036/27/).
>
> This is a strange world. More perplexing is the state of affairs with Sheikh
> Hasina's government.
>
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[ALOCHONA] Re: Govt accused of threatening national security

In 1971 National Security was in the toilet the same way it has always been.

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "ANDREWL" <turkman@...> wrote:
>
> Could these Think Tanks tell us, where was National Security, when General Niazi was surrendering to Indian Army in Palton MaiDaan in 1971?
>
> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Isha Khan <bdmailer@> wrote:
> >
> > *Govt accused of threatening national security*
> > Free Thinkers Forum, Bangladesh (FTF, B), a national think tank, organised
> > the roundtable conference on 'Bangladesh under security threat'Speakers on
> > Sunday at a roundtable in the capital said the Awami League Government
> > itself insecure its position and also that of the nation by perusing a
> > subservient policy depending mainly on India.
> >
> > "A national security is a must to ensure the state-security," they said
> > expressing their grave concern over the multiple-security-threats both
> > internally and externally. A group of leading scholars, educationists,
> > lawyers, politicians and professionals were addressing a roundtable
> > discussion at the National Press Club in the capital yesterday afternoon.
> >
> > Free Thinkers Forum, Bangladesh (FTF, B), a national think tank, organised
> > the roundtable conference on 'Bangladesh under security threat' with FTF
> > Chairman Jahangir Chowdhury in the chair.
> >
> > Terming the incumbent Awami League Government a very weak one and dependent
> > on the neighbouring country India, BNP Standing Committee Member Barrister
> > Moudud Ahmed, MP, said, "Such a weak Government with a subservient foreign
> > policy, it would be very tough to ensure the state security."
> >
> > He was very critical of government's secret deals with the Indian
> > Government, what he mentioned, endangered the AL itself. "Day by day the
> > security issue has become the main factor of the country now-a-days. Recent
> > one $ billion
> >
> > Treaty with the India, Tipaimukh Dam, aggression on the water bodies amid
> > the violation of the water sharing issue between Bangladesh and India, law
> > and order and less economic growth of the country have largely frustrated
> > patriotic citizens," he observed.
> >
> > On the democratic norms and values, the former Law Minister said, there is
> > rule of law but the country is absolutely run by the Awami League style,
> > where people's life and wealth are totally unsafe. The misrule of the
> > present government has already crossed that of the 1972-75 tenure."
> >
> > He blasted the government for its repressive activities on the opposition
> > leaders and activists saying, "None is allowed to speak freely or criticize
> > about any misdeeds of the ruling quarter." "Leaders and activities belonging
> > to AL committed crimes but cases were lodged against BNP and Jamaat people,"
> > he added expressing his grave concern over frequent violation of human
> > rights in the name of legal actions against opposition leaders and activists
> > across the country.
> >
> > Barrister Moudud said, the government has absolutely failed to ensure any
> > sorts of development rather it is trying to divert people's attention
> > through raising different controversial issues keeping people in dark about
> > their multi-sufferings.
> >
> > BNP standing committee member Lt General Mahbbur Rahman said, "The country
> > has passed 40 years but our development is still remain questionable.
> > Independence and sovereignty of the country are under threat. Democracy did
> > not get any institutional shape till date."
> >
> > He expressed his grave concern over the below standard life style of over
> > six core people of the country.Former Army Chief also echoed to the opinion
> > of the Maudud saying that Bangladesh now representing a subservient foreign
> > policy. Referring to the security threat on water bodies, he said almost all
> > rivers are facing security threats as India constructed dams on all rivers.
> >
> > Journalist Sadek Khan observed that the ruling quarter is using the law for
> > their own interest. "Mainly the government has become isolated from the
> > countrymen. An undeclared emergency is going on across the countr ," he
> > added.
> >
> > Editor of The Naya Diganta Alamgir Mohiuddin apprehended that a dire
> > consequence is waiting for the Bangladesh as Indian quarter has already
> > hided in different areas across the country to serve their malafied
> > intention.He called upon the patriotic people to become aware of them.
> >
> > Editor of The New Nation Mostafa Kamal Majumder said that any move to
> > distort the Constitution of 1991 might threaten democracy in the
> > country.Among others, Professor Dr Tareq Shamsur Rahman of Jahangirnagar
> > University, Former Secretary Barrister Haider Ali, BNP Executive Committee
> > Member Ismail Hossain Bengal, Bangladesh Jatiya Party Secretary General Abu
> > Naser Rahmatullah, Advocate Mohammad Tajul Islam, Former MP Advocate Ferdous
> > Akhter Wahida, Journalist Mehedi Hasan Palash, Secretary General of National
> > Awami Party (NAP) Golam Mostafa Bhuiyan, and FTF Information and Publicity
> > Secretary Hossain Md Shaifqur Rahman took part in the discussion.
> >
> > http://nation.ittefaq.com/issues/2010/08/09/news0026.htm
> >
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[ALOCHONA] 41 killed, 300 hurt in Eid



41 killed, 300 hurt in Eid
holiday accidents

Courtesy New Age 14/9/10 Staff Correspondent

At least 41 people, including two policemen and an Air Force sergeant, were killed and 305 injured in separate road accidents in Bagerhat, Rangpur, Manikganj, Narsigndi, Noakhali, Faridpur, Gazipur, Khulna, Kushtia, Lalmonirhat, Jhenaidah, Dhaka and Mymensingh between Thursday and Monday. Government Eid holiday spanned three days beginning Friday.
   The New Age correspondent in Kushtia said four people, including a child, Air Force sergeant Ashraful Islam, 48, and bus driver's assistant Ujjwal Ali, 30, were killed and around 30 injured as a bus headed for Pragpur skidded off the Bheramara–Pragpur Road into a ditch at Mahishadora about 1:00pm on Monday.
   The injured were admitted to Bheramara and Daulatpur health complexes while the bodies were sent to the Kushtia General Hospital morgue for post-mortem examinations.
   Batiyaghata police subinspector Emdadul Haque, 44, was killed on the Khulna-Bagerhat Highway to the west of the Khan Jahan Ali Bridge at Batiyaghata on Monday morning when a bus hit his motorcycle.
   The body was sent to the Khulna Medical College Hospital morgue for a post-mortem examination.
   The correspondent in Manikganj said six were killed and 110 injured in separate accidents on the Dhaka–Aricha Road at Dhamrai and in Manikganj during the Eid holiday.
   Sources said two were killed and 40 injured when a bus headed for Gopalganj plunged into a roadside ditch at Balitha of Dhamrai in Dhaka on Monday morning.
   Twenty people, meanwhile, were injured when a human hauler headed for Baniajuri hit a van from behind at the Tora cross bridge of Ghior about 2:00pm.
   Four people were killed and 50 injured in separate road accidents at Golora, Muljan, Tepra and Aricha on the Eid holiday.
   The New Age correspondent said two people, including minor boy Mohammad Arif, 7, were killed and 30 injured in a road accident at Badhal Bazar on the Bagerhat–Pirojpur Highway in Kachua in Bagerhat on Sunday.
   The police and hospital sources said the accident had taken place when a bus headed for Bagerhat skidded off the road. The two were killed on the spot. The injured people were sent to hospital for treatment.
   In Bogra, three people were killed and five injured in separate accidents on Sunday.
   The Lalmonirhat correspondent said vegetable vendor Lakhmi Kanto Barmon, 42, was killed as a train hit him when he was crossing the railway at the Lalmonirhat railway station about 10:20am on Sunday.
   The correspondent in Jhenaidah said vegetable trader Minarul Islam, 45, was killed as a truck laden with vegetables headed for Dhaka overturned on the Dhaka–Khulna Highway at Kaliganj Sunday afternoon, killing Minarul on the spot and inuring six.
   The Rangpur correspondent said three were killed and 26 injured when a coach skidded off the Dhaka–Rangpur Highway and overturned amid torrential rain at Pirganj on Saturday morning.
   The correspondent in Noakhali said three were killed and seven injured in separate road accidents near Chatkhil on Friday and Mirwarishpur at Sonaimuri on Saturday.
   The Sonaimuri police said Palash, 24, was killed and four were injured when a pickup van collided head-on with CNG-run auto rickshaw at Besur Dokan of Sonaimuri about 2:00pm on Saturday.
   The Chatkhil police said expatriate Raju, 24, and Shamim Ahmed, 25, were killed on the Ramganj–Sonaimuri Road at Chatkhil about 3:00pm when a microbus and a CNG-run auto-rickshaw collided head-on.
   The correspondent in Faridpur said assistant subinspector of police Sayeem, 36, a resident of Maksedpur in Gopalganj, was killed in a road accident in the Bhanga crossing on the Dhaka–Khulna Highway on Friday morning.
   According to the police, the accident took place about 8:00am when a vehicle hit his motorbike, killing him on the spot.
   In Narsingdi, nine were killed and 20 injured when a bus and a pickup van collided head-on on the Dhaka–Sylhet Highway Thursday afternoon.
   The police and hospital sources said four died on the spot and five died in Narsingdi General Hospital.
   The accident took place at Shirishti Ghar at Shibpur about 2:00pm.
   The correspondent in Mymensingh said garment workers Dulal Miah, 38, and Hinduri Begum, 35, were killed and 10 injured in accidents on the Dhaka–Mymensingh Highway at Bhaluka in the morning when a small truck carrying apparel workers from Dhaka hit a roadside tree.
   In Keraniganj, three people were killed and 40 injured in a head-on collision between two buses at Kadampur of Dakkhin Keraniganj on Thursday evening.
   One of the deceased was bus driver Sohel. The identities of the other bus driver and a woman aged about 30 years could not be immediately established.
   Witnesses said a bus headed for Mawa and another bus coming from the opposite direction collided head-on about 6:00pm while another bus hit the bus headed for Mawa from behind at the same time, killing three on the spot.
   Traffic on the Dhaka-Mawa Road had been suspended for an hour and a half after the accident, causing sufferings to the thousands of people headed home for Eid celebrations.
   The correspondent in Gazipur said trader Anwar Hossain, 35, and rickshaw-puller Habibur Rahman, 45, were killed and 21 injured in separate road accidents.




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[ALOCHONA] Holiday healthcare in shambles



Holiday healthcare in shambles

Courtesy New Age 14/9/10

Treatment of the patients at different city hospitals was seriously hampered as most of the physicians and nurses were on leave for the Eid festival.
   Patients from Savar, Narayanganj, Gazipur and different private hospitals in the city were referred to Dhaka Medical College Hospital due to shortage of doctors.
   The emergency and casualty department of DMCH received huge patients during the Eid holidays, but their treatment was hampered due to shortage of duty doctors, patients and hospital sources said.
   Some fourth class employees of the hospital claimed they did the small-scale duties of nurses such as pushing and changing saline to help the patients during the vacation.
   Rabeya, an expecting mother, came to DMCH emergency on Eid night after being referred by Ad-Din Hospital in the city.
   'There were only two doctors and three nurses on duty at DMCH emergency unit when I came to the hospital,' Rabeya said adding that she was shifted to the ward on Monday morning from the emergency.
   The deliveries of some woman were done on the trolley in the emergency instead of labour room, patients complained. DMCH director Brigadier Shahidul Haque Mallik said, 'We received a huge number of patients from the whole country as most of the hospitals did not receive them. we have enough doctors on duty but the pressure of the patients was much too high than regular time.'
   Patients of Shahid Suhrawardi Hospital in the city also alleged that very few doctors were on duty during the vacation.
   'Only one doctor came in a round instead of three times a day on Eid day and the day after,' said Sadequl, a patient at the hospital.
   Many patients in a stable condition were discharged from the hospitals before the festival due to possible shortage of doctors, physicians of National Institute of Cardio-Vascular Diseases said.
   Kajal Kumar Karmakar, resident physician of NICVD said that some patients who wanted to go home during Eid vacation were also discharged.
   'Most of the doctors and nurses working at the indoor over the last few days are non-Muslim as the Muslims are on vacation,' he said.
   The outdoor of the hospital was closed on the Eid day, he said adding that no scheduled operation was conducted during the vacation. A total of 14 doctors were on duty at the outdoor unit and 11 were in the indoor unit during the vacation days, Kajal said.
   NICVD officials said they usually received 400 to 450 patients at the outdoor and around 200 patients were admitted on an average. But the number of patients sharply decreased at the outdoor during the festival, they said.
   In last three days, only 60 patients were admitted at the hospital on an average, the officials said.
   The patients who required angiogram were discharged before the Eid because of shortage of doctors, they said, adding that the pathological tests and X-ray of the outdoor patients were not conducted during the vacation. Only admitted patients got the facilities of having the tests, they said.




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