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http://jugantor.us/enews/issue/2011/03/30/news0095.php
http://www.bd-pratidin.com/?view=details&type=gold&data=News&pub_no=333&cat_id=1&menu_id=1&news_type_id=1&index=9
http://www.prothom-alo.com/detail/date/2011-03-30/news/142733
Vehicles vandalised within police reach
http://amardeshonline.com/pages/details/2011/03/29/74442
http://www.prothom-alo.com/detail/date/2011-03-29/news/142524
http://www.thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=179560
Dhaka, Mar 28 (bdnews24.com) — Malibagh is just within five-minute walking distance from Razarbagh Police Lines. But no police were seen during the time when rickshaw-pullers vandalised over 100 vehicles on the road stretching from Purana Paltan to Rampura via Malibagh.
Driver 'Slahuddin', whose car was vandalised, told bdnews24.com that there were only two traffic policemen in the area when the demonstrating rickshaw-pullers broke all the window glasses of his car on Monday noon. "They vandalised one car after another but no police was seen," he alleged. 'Jasim', salesman of a Mouchak Market shop, alleged that the demonstrators attacked a vehicle carrying schoolchildren.
Rickshaw-pullers and owners went on the rampage during demonstrations against a government decision that made the three-wheelers out of bounds on the streets.
Witnesses said the demonstrators forming small groups damaged vehicles with sticks, rods and brickbats. All the shops in the area were shut during the destruction as panic spread over the people. The demonstrators, however, left the area when transport workers, local hawkers and shop employees started to gather around 12:30pm.
Police sergeant Bulbul Ahmed told bdnews24.com that the demonstrators went on rampage in the area from 11:30am to 12pm.
"I had nothing to do but inform the control room when they started to vandalise the police box along with the vehicles," he claimed. "You'll be attacked if you protest such an incident," he added. Traffic police constable Enamul Haque said, "No one came when the control room was informed. The situation didn't get worse if they had come in time."
Ramna police chief Shibli Noman, with two constables, was seen at Mouchak intersection around 12:30pm. The first vehicle of riot police reached the area around 1pm but left the place five minutes later. About the absence of police in the area during the vandalism, Noman told bdnews24.com, "We couldn't reach Malibagh-Mouchak area in time as we completed our preparations centring Muktangan." He claimed that one demonstrator was arrested while vandalising the police box at Mouchak Market intersection. A case was filed in this connection, he added.
Traffic in the capital's Muktangan, Purana Paltan, Kakrail, Mouchak and Moghbazar came to a halt from around 10:00am to 1pm during the demonstration staged by Bangladesh Rickshaw-Van Owners and Workers Protest Council.
Seven people were also injured during the skirmishes and admitted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital. The council, a platform of 25 organisations, organised a rally at Muktangan to press their 10-point charter of demands. Council convenor R A Zaman, however, denied vandalising of vehicles by their activists saying they had nothing to do with the vandalism and injury of the seven people.
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IT IS ONLY STUPID,DUMB AND IGNORANT FOOL SYCOPHANTS CAN DO IT UNDER THE BAL SINCE EVERYTHING DONE UNDER BAL IS NOTHING BUT "OITIHASIK" AS CLAIMED DAY IN DAY OUT.
It will be unrealistic if some one says rice should be available at Tk 8.00 per kilogram. But it should be available at a price affordable for the majority of the people. News paper reports say that large number of Bangladeshi families had to reduce their food intake due to abnormal food prices. A nation is clearly improvised and truly poor when a large number of its population can't afford 2 meals a day. But I heard the Prime Minister said now people are well fed and actually eating more. What is the real truth, people empty stomach or their leader's speech? From the very beginning food is a political tool in Bangladesh and each and every government is directly responsible for this crucial issue. From a strictly moral point of view politicians are supposed to serve the people and if they can't do that they forfeit their right to rule. In a small country like Bangladesh which is amazingly sustaining a population beyond its capacity, food will always be a matter of supreme concern. But this problem gets worse when the politicians mismanage. The continuous food crisis in Bangladesh will remain a challenge for all the governments to come but if they give up to the manipulators an optimum solution will never be possible.
The demand for food is ever increasing and due to the lack of understanding of the gravity of the situation or connivance of the administration with the market vultures, common man is suffering. After 40 years as a sovereign nation Bangladesh still does not have a standard and workable national food policy. This is evident when market price increases 30/40 pc and the administration can't do anything. This abject failure has helped the manipulators to take control of the market and play as and when they wish. This is a national tragedy when families go hungry, when children spend sleepless nights in empty stomach and when parents toils to feed their children but can't.
Life can go on without butter but bread must be there.
Akbar Hussain
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Nice!! I have to say its only for AL crooks and its surrogate chamchas. --- On Tue, 3/29/11, Mohammed Ramjan <mramjan@hotmail.com> wrote:
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Dear Brothers & Sisters,
Indian army Website is also claiming that on 25th March, 1971 while Mujib was untraced, Zia has announced the independence of Bangladesh and formation of Interim government.
For detail pl go through the following links :
http://amardeshonline.com/pages/details/2011/03/22/73414
http://amardeshonline.com/pages/details/2011/03/29/74450
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Friends
Indian Army website removes BD Liberation War page
http://amardeshonline.com/pages/details/2011/03/29/74450
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