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[mukto-mona] "পেট্রোল বোমা নিক্ষেপে সর্বোচ্চ শাস্তি মৃত্যুদন্ড চাই।"



"পেট্রোল বোমা নিক্ষেপে সর্বোচ্চ শাস্তি মৃত্যুদন্ড চাই।"এই দাবির সাথে কি আপনি একমত পোষন করেন?

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Re: [mukto-mona] Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal



Which one did you mean----Bangladesh is not ready for democracy or election? If you meant the latter, I cannot agree more. The country is doing pretty well with the present government in power. I want them to be in for full term unless they really mess up. But what I don't like is their stubbornness and irresponsible outbursts by some of the ministers. I reiterate I am in favor of preparing for a dialog. 
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On Feb 5, 2015, at 9:02 PM, Jiten Roy jnrsr53@yahoo.com [mukto-mona] <mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

Mr. Chakraborty,
Why it's so important for you to find if Jafor Iqbal exactly said the same phrase or something similar to that. Don't you think the result is the same?
You find my statemen – 'dangerous' because it could bring autocracy. Well, there is no autocracy now, are you happy with the current situation? Everything becomes dangerous when someone cannot understand the meaning. I said that Bangladesh is not ready for democracy; that does not mean – it will never be ready. Awami League has declared that election will be held at the end of the term. Is it too difficult for you to wait until them?
First, we need time to teach people what democracy means, and what citizens' obligations are in a democratic system. That t, and the current environment could enable that. I am glad, people are coming to the street to face political hooligans.  This is the right way to teach them what's their responsibilities are. Otherwise, you will have political anarchy. So, wait for a few more years, opposition may learn a few democratic obligations as well from all these. Don't just shout out democracy prematurely.  
Also, give me some solid arguments behind your democratic zeal in Bangladesh. Do you understand that you need a political stability for a stable democracy to take route? Do you have that in Bangladesh now? Awami League declared that election will be held end of the term. Is that an unreasonable time frame for us to wait?
Don't forget - BNP never joined the last parliament, but availed all salaries and perks, sitting home. How do you think they have the sense of democracy? These are the leaders of democracy in Bangladesh. Please back your statement with argument, as I am doing now. Can you do that? Do you think people know which political ideology is good for the country? If you do, I have nothing to say.
Jiten Roy


 

From: "Subimal Chakrabarty subimal@yahoo.com [mukto-mona]" <mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com>
To: mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2015 6:07 PM
Subject: Re: [mukto-mona] Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal

 
I don't see where Dr. Iqbal has said,"Bangladesh is not ready for democracy". Apparently Dr. Roy has put his own words in Dr. Iqbal's mouth. Maybe Dr. Roy has used the tone of the article to make such a strong statement identifying it to be Dr. Iqbal's own opinion. 

The opinion and belief that Bangladesh is not ready for democracy broaden the way for dictators to capture power. That's why it is a dangerous statement which I believe Dr. Iqbal cannot endorse let alone advocate it.  Dr. Iqbal has rather expressed his deep respect for our people who have keen interest in actively participating in the democratic process. 

In order for Bangladesh to establish itself as a reasonably good democratic country, our political parties need to undergo fundamental reforms. One of the most important reforms can be not allowing some one to be PM for more than two times. It is the most difficult choice for Hasina and Khaleda. 


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On Feb 5, 2015, at 2:12 AM, Mohammad Mushrafi mushrafi@hotmail.com [mukto-mona] <mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

 

To: mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com
From: mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2015 00:15:16 +0000
Subject: [mukto-mona] Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal
I haven't read Dr.Iqbals article. But Jiten babu agreed Dr. Iqbal's view that "Bangladesh is not ready for democracy". It reminded me the old time of Pakistan. In my school life I read the book "The friends, not Master" (Provu noy, Bondhu") written by the Field Marshal General Ayub Khan, the then President of Pakistan.  Mr. Ayub's view was the same about the preparedness of democracy of the Pakistani people about 50 years ago. His view was the country people are not ready for democracy. That's the reason he introduced "Basic Democracy" in Pakistan at that time.
 
In fact that is the real truth in Bangladesh. If I am a peasant, who I have no literacy and exposure to intellectual activities, how do I understand the role of a MP or president or a PM. Therefore, how do I decide who would be the fit person to be elected for any position I am voting for, when I don't have any idea of the mechanism of function of that position.
 
To be frank Dr. Iqbal is known as the intellectual of Awami camp. There is no wrong in it. Particularly, at the time when in fact the entire nation is polarised on one side or the other. But his above view on current political situation is no help to the solution for the current mad atrocities or neither helpful to democratic process in the country. 
 
Any sensible person will condemn the current political behaviour of BNP. BNP is desperate and damaging for herself.  But please remember, the AL said to the nation just prior to election that the election of 5 January 2014 was to save the continuity of the democratic process in Bangladesh. After the election thorough dialogue another proper election will be organised sooner. The reason was that BNP, being the biggest political party other then AL, has failed itself to participate in the election. BNP themselves now realised that that was a blunder in politics. As a result 168 or so MPs could not be elected. They got the positions because of the situation. Therefore, they are not tested by the litmus paper of democratic choice by the voters/people.
 
The current wrong or right activities (we may debate in cool and safe office room of the "intellectuals") the country is now in a deadlock. Smell of burnt flesh, Molotov cocktail cricket in the street, a huge amount of loss of earning, fear and uncertainty among every person in the country is a unbelievable situation.  If we look for solution then both sides of the conflict have to come forward on a middle ground. 
 
By not keeping the word given to the people is undemocratic. A election before the end of the term to test the popularity is not uncommon in the world of democracy. Just recent poll on 31 Jan 2015 in QLD, Australia is an example of it).  Keeping the aim of solution in mind any kind of ideology could be reshaped and reorganised. 
 
The country now needs a constructive action to solve the current problem without much blaming each others. An election to return to people's verdict is a must to do that.  If AL has full confidence on people's support it should not be fearful to face that. After a competitive election those 168 PM positions will be much stronger in terms of democracy. AL will have stronger base to serve the nation and that will well suit AL, given its long struggle for democracy in the past many years. Calling an election prematurely now will not hurt the democracy, rather it will reinforce the power of democracy in the country.
 
Dr. Mushrafi/Australia
 
I have the same understanding about the democratic environment of Bangladesh, as stated by Dr. Jafor Iqbal in the article at the end.
My view also is - Bangladesh is not ready for democracy yet. So, there is no rush to hold interim election, because it will not change anything, especially when BNP/Jamat is no angel compared to Awami League. So, let's wait for the end of the term of this government to hold another election.
Those who think - BNP/Jamat is trying to restore democratic system, do not understand the political situation in Bangladesh. When demonstrations bring down government, it becomes a norm for changing power.
Let's say, BNP/Jamat succeed and midterm election happens, and, this time, BNP/Jamat wins. Then what? Do you think - Awami League will chew thumbs, standing on the curve? Not at all. Rest assured, demonstrations will be the daily feature to bring down BNP/Jamat government again. There goes your "stupid" democracy in Bangladesh.
I can't understand – why people, especially so called literate people, do not tell BNP unequivocally that they do not want power change through demonstrations; they need to wait until the end of the term of this government. Power change through demonstrations can be justified only if Awami League does not give election at the end of the term, not before that.
 
Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal; have a look:
 
 
Jiten Roy





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Re: [mukto-mona] Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal



Mr. Chakraborty,
Why it's so important for you to find if Jafor Iqbal exactly said the same phrase or something similar to that. Don't you think the result is the same?
You find my statemen – 'dangerous' because it could bring autocracy. Well, there is no autocracy now, are you happy with the current situation? Everything becomes dangerous when someone cannot understand the meaning. I said that Bangladesh is not ready for democracy; that does not mean – it will never be ready. Awami League has declared that election will be held at the end of the term. Is it too difficult for you to wait until them?
First, we need time to teach people what democracy means, and what citizens' obligations are in a democratic system. That t, and the current environment could enable that. I am glad, people are coming to the street to face political hooligans.  This is the right way to teach them what's their responsibilities are. Otherwise, you will have political anarchy. So, wait for a few more years, opposition may learn a few democratic obligations as well from all these. Don't just shout out democracy prematurely.  
Also, give me some solid arguments behind your democratic zeal in Bangladesh. Do you understand that you need a political stability for a stable democracy to take route? Do you have that in Bangladesh now? Awami League declared that election will be held end of the term. Is that an unreasonable time frame for us to wait?
Don't forget - BNP never joined the last parliament, but availed all salaries and perks, sitting home. How do you think they have the sense of democracy? These are the leaders of democracy in Bangladesh. Please back your statement with argument, as I am doing now. Can you do that? Do you think people know which political ideology is good for the country? If you do, I have nothing to say.
Jiten Roy


 

From: "Subimal Chakrabarty subimal@yahoo.com [mukto-mona]" <mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com>
To: mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2015 6:07 PM
Subject: Re: [mukto-mona] Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal

 
I don't see where Dr. Iqbal has said,"Bangladesh is not ready for democracy". Apparently Dr. Roy has put his own words in Dr. Iqbal's mouth. Maybe Dr. Roy has used the tone of the article to make such a strong statement identifying it to be Dr. Iqbal's own opinion. 

The opinion and belief that Bangladesh is not ready for democracy broaden the way for dictators to capture power. That's why it is a dangerous statement which I believe Dr. Iqbal cannot endorse let alone advocate it.  Dr. Iqbal has rather expressed his deep respect for our people who have keen interest in actively participating in the democratic process. 

In order for Bangladesh to establish itself as a reasonably good democratic country, our political parties need to undergo fundamental reforms. One of the most important reforms can be not allowing some one to be PM for more than two times. It is the most difficult choice for Hasina and Khaleda. 


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On Feb 5, 2015, at 2:12 AM, Mohammad Mushrafi mushrafi@hotmail.com [mukto-mona] <mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

 

To: mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com
From: mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2015 00:15:16 +0000
Subject: [mukto-mona] Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal
I haven't read Dr.Iqbals article. But Jiten babu agreed Dr. Iqbal's view that "Bangladesh is not ready for democracy". It reminded me the old time of Pakistan. In my school life I read the book "The friends, not Master" (Provu noy, Bondhu") written by the Field Marshal General Ayub Khan, the then President of Pakistan.  Mr. Ayub's view was the same about the preparedness of democracy of the Pakistani people about 50 years ago. His view was the country people are not ready for democracy. That's the reason he introduced "Basic Democracy" in Pakistan at that time.
 
In fact that is the real truth in Bangladesh. If I am a peasant, who I have no literacy and exposure to intellectual activities, how do I understand the role of a MP or president or a PM. Therefore, how do I decide who would be the fit person to be elected for any position I am voting for, when I don't have any idea of the mechanism of function of that position.
 
To be frank Dr. Iqbal is known as the intellectual of Awami camp. There is no wrong in it. Particularly, at the time when in fact the entire nation is polarised on one side or the other. But his above view on current political situation is no help to the solution for the current mad atrocities or neither helpful to democratic process in the country. 
 
Any sensible person will condemn the current political behaviour of BNP. BNP is desperate and damaging for herself.  But please remember, the AL said to the nation just prior to election that the election of 5 January 2014 was to save the continuity of the democratic process in Bangladesh. After the election thorough dialogue another proper election will be organised sooner. The reason was that BNP, being the biggest political party other then AL, has failed itself to participate in the election. BNP themselves now realised that that was a blunder in politics. As a result 168 or so MPs could not be elected. They got the positions because of the situation. Therefore, they are not tested by the litmus paper of democratic choice by the voters/people.
 
The current wrong or right activities (we may debate in cool and safe office room of the "intellectuals") the country is now in a deadlock. Smell of burnt flesh, Molotov cocktail cricket in the street, a huge amount of loss of earning, fear and uncertainty among every person in the country is a unbelievable situation.  If we look for solution then both sides of the conflict have to come forward on a middle ground. 
 
By not keeping the word given to the people is undemocratic. A election before the end of the term to test the popularity is not uncommon in the world of democracy. Just recent poll on 31 Jan 2015 in QLD, Australia is an example of it).  Keeping the aim of solution in mind any kind of ideology could be reshaped and reorganised. 
 
The country now needs a constructive action to solve the current problem without much blaming each others. An election to return to people's verdict is a must to do that.  If AL has full confidence on people's support it should not be fearful to face that. After a competitive election those 168 PM positions will be much stronger in terms of democracy. AL will have stronger base to serve the nation and that will well suit AL, given its long struggle for democracy in the past many years. Calling an election prematurely now will not hurt the democracy, rather it will reinforce the power of democracy in the country.
 
Dr. Mushrafi/Australia
 
I have the same understanding about the democratic environment of Bangladesh, as stated by Dr. Jafor Iqbal in the article at the end.
My view also is - Bangladesh is not ready for democracy yet. So, there is no rush to hold interim election, because it will not change anything, especially when BNP/Jamat is no angel compared to Awami League. So, let's wait for the end of the term of this government to hold another election.
Those who think - BNP/Jamat is trying to restore democratic system, do not understand the political situation in Bangladesh. When demonstrations bring down government, it becomes a norm for changing power.
Let's say, BNP/Jamat succeed and midterm election happens, and, this time, BNP/Jamat wins. Then what? Do you think - Awami League will chew thumbs, standing on the curve? Not at all. Rest assured, demonstrations will be the daily feature to bring down BNP/Jamat government again. There goes your "stupid" democracy in Bangladesh.
I can't understand – why people, especially so called literate people, do not tell BNP unequivocally that they do not want power change through demonstrations; they need to wait until the end of the term of this government. Power change through demonstrations can be justified only if Awami League does not give election at the end of the term, not before that.
 
Nice article by Dr. Jafor Iqbal; have a look:
 
 
Jiten Roy





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Posted by: Jiten Roy <jnrsr53@yahoo.com>


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Call For Articles:

http://mukto-mona.com/wordpress/?p=68

http://mukto-mona.com/banga_blog/?p=585

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[mukto-mona] Please Read



http://www.bkagoj1.com/print-edition/2015/02/06/17648.php

'হরতালের মধ্যে সারাদিন ঢাকা ঘুরলাম, তবে জানটা হাতে নিয়ে'

 

নাইজেরিয়ায় প্রেসিডেন্ট নির্বাচন ১৪ই ফেব্রুয়ারী প্রার্থী মুখ্যত: দু'জন একজন মুসলমান, একজন খৃস্টান আফ্রিকার জনবহুল এই দেশটিতে সাম্প্রদায়িক হানাহানিতে ' ' মানুষ মারা যায় এই সেই দেশ যেখানে বোকা হারেম তিনশ স্কুলছাত্রীকে অপহরণ করেছিলো এবং বিশ্বে তা আলোড়ন তুলেছিলো ওদের উদ্ভার করা যায়নি, কারণ বোকা হারেম ঐসব কিশোরীদের ধর্মান্তরিত করে ওদেরই ক্যাডারদের সাথে বিয়ে দিয়েছিলো সময়ের সাথে আমরা ওদের ভুলে গেছি নাইজেরিয়ার কথা একারণে এলো যে, মার্কিন সংস্থা 'ইউএসসিআইআরএফ' অর্থাৎ 'মার্কিন কমিশন অন ইন্টারন্যাশানাল রিলিজিয়াস ফ্রীডম' ২রা ফেব্রুয়ারী আশংকা প্রকাশ করেছে যে, নির্বাচনের আগে পরে সেখানে সাম্প্রদায়িক দাঙ্গা ছড়িয়ে পড়তে পারে জন কেরী জানুয়ারীতে দেশটি সফর করেছেন এবং যথাযথ ব্যবস্থা নেয়ার পরামর্শ দিয়েছেন স্টেট ডিপার্টমেন্ট বলেছে, যদি দাঙ্গা হয়, তাতে যারাই জড়িত থাকবেন তারা কখনো মার্কিন ভিসা পাবেন না স্পষ্টত: এতে হুকুমের আসামীদের দিকে ইঙ্গিত করা হয়েছে 

 

আফ্রিকার ওই দেশটির সাথে দক্ষিন এশিয়ায় বাংলাদেশের যথেস্ট মিল আছে আমাদের দেশেও প্রায় প্রতিটি নির্বাচনের আগে পরে সংখ্যালঘু নির্যাতন একটি নৈমত্যিক ব্যাপার হয়ে দাড়িয়েছে ২০০১ তন্মধ্যে জঘন্যতম, এবং এর কোনো বিচার হয়নি এমনকি ২০১৪-এর ৫ই জানুয়ারীর নির্বাচন, যা নিয়ে এখন হরতাল-অবরোধ-জ্বালাও-পোড়াও চলছে, তার আগে পড়েও হিন্দুর ওপর অত্যাচার হয়েছে নাইজেরিয়ার প্রসঙ্গ আনার আর একটি কারণ হলো, যুক্তরাষ্ট্র নাইজেরিয়ার দাঙ্গাকারীদের ভিসা না দেয়ার কথা বলেছে, আমাদের দেশের দাঙ্গাবাজদের জন্যে একথা প্রযোজ্য হতে পারেনা? যুক্তরাষ্ট্র কেন বলেনা, বাংলাদেশে যারা দাঙ্গা-হাঙ্গামা করছে, পেট্রল বোমা মারছে, সন্ত্রাস ছড়াচ্ছে, তারা বা তাদের হুকুমের আসামীদের মার্কিন ভিসা দেয়া হবেনা যুক্তরাষ্ট্র বলুক বা না-বলুক পত্রিকায় দেখলাম, হুকুমের আসামীদের বিরুদ্ভে মামলা হয়েছে, এবং হচ্ছে উতপ্ত সংসদে নুতন আইনের কথা হচ্ছে ময়মনসিংহ মেইলে নাশকতা হয়েছে পেট্রোল বোমায় মৃতের সংখ্যা পঞ্চাশ ছুইছুই তারপরও আমরা ভালই আছি নিউজার্সী থেকে দেওয়ান বজলু দেশে গেছেন, ফেইসবুকে পোস্টিং দিয়েছেন: 'হরতালের মধ্যে সারাদিন ঢাকা ঘুরলাম, তবে জানটা হাতে নিয়ে'  

 

নির্বাচন নিয়ে দাঙ্গা-হাঙ্গামা তৃতীয় বিশ্বে নুতন কিছু নয় বাংলাদেশের চিত্রটিও অভিন্ন লক্ষ্য করলে দেখা যাবে, আমাদের দেশে গত তিনদশক প্রায় সব রাজনৈতিক আন্দোলনই নির্বাচন নিয়ে এখন যে হরতাল-অবরোধ তাও নির্বাচন নিয়ে দিন দুই আগে 'হরতাল-অবরোধ এবং থেকে উত্তরণের উপায়' ইত্যাদি নিয়ে একটি দীর্ঘ 'টক-শো' দেখছিলাম পুরোটা দেখিনি, অনেকটা দেখেছি ওই টকশো-তে অন্তত: দুই ডজন বুদ্ভিজীবি, রাজনীতিক, সম্পাদক, ব্যবসায়ী সবাই ছিলেন সবাই প্রায় বিখ্যাত, বা পরিচিত উপস্থাপিকা ভদ্রমহিলা সবাইকে ৫মিনিট করে সময় বেঁধে দেন প্রাথমিক কথাবার্তা বলার জন্যে অবাক হয়ে দেখলাম, যতজন কথা বললেন, একজনও নিদির্ষ্ট সময়ের মধ্যে তাদের বক্তব্য শেষ করেননি, বা করতে পারলেন না নুতন প্রজন্মের পরিচয়ে একজন রাজনীতিক বললেন, তিনি সময়ের আগেই শেষ করবেন, কিন্তু তাকেও থামাতে হয় উপস্থাপিকাকে এত বড়বড় নামিদামী ব্যক্তিত্বের বক্তব্য থামাতে উপস্থাপিকাকে রীতিমত হিমসিম খেতে হয়

 

যারাই কথা বলছিলেন, তাদের কারোই জনগনের প্রতি দরদের কোন কমতি ছিলোনা সন্ত্রাস-সহিংসতা বিরুদ্ভে ঝাঝালো বক্তব্য, আক্রমন-পাল্টা আক্রমন সবই ছিলো উপভোগ্য কিন্তু উত্তরণের রাস্তাটি সন্ভবত: প্রায় সবাই এড়িয়ে যেতে চেয়েছেন, কারণ ওটি এখনো কারো জানা নেই টক-শো নিয়ে অনেক কথা শুনি, কিন্তু সময়োচিত এই টকশো-টি দেখে আমার মনে দু'টি বিষয় তখনই উকিঝুকি দেয়

এক, বক্তারা কেউ বেঁধে দেয়া সময় মানলেন না, বা মানতে পারলেন না উপস্থাপিকাকে প্রাইমারী শিক্ষিকার মত বারবার তাদের থামাতে হচ্ছিলো অর্থাৎ বক্তারা নিয়মের তোয়াক্কা করলেন না, বা নিয়ম মানার দায়িত্বটুকু দেখাতে পারলেন না  উপস্থাপিকাও সুচারুরূপে তার দায়িত্ব পালন করতে পারলেন না এখন বক্তাদের যদি আমরা বিরোধী দল মনে করি এবং উপস্থাপিকাকে সরকার কল্পনা করি, তাহলে আমাদের দেশের সমস্যাটি হলো: 'বিরোধীরা তাদের দায়িত্ব পালনে যেমনি ব্যর্থ সরকারও তেমনি পরিস্থিতি নিয়ন্ত্রণে রাখতে উদাসীন' বলে রাখা ভালো, এটা শুধুই আমার কল্পনা

দুই, টকশো- বক্তারা প্রায় সবাই জনগনের জন্যে 'দিল' উজার করে দেন, যদিও তারা মুখ্যত: দুইভাগে বিভক্ত ছিলেন সরকার পক্ষ এবং বিপক্ষ তাদের কথা শুনে আমার কাজীর বিচারের কথা মনে হয়েছে কাজী বিচার করেন 'আল্লাহ' নামে, কিন্তু রায় দেন সম্রাটকে খুশি করার জন্যে (দারাশিকোর বিচার) আমি দু:খিত, তবু বলতে হচ্ছে, অনেক বক্তার কথায়ই আমার মনে হয়েছে, তারা কথা বলেছেন জনগনের নামে, কিন্তু খুশি করতে চেয়েছেন তাদের নিজনিজ নেতা-নেত্রীকে

 

'আই উইশ আই এম রং' কিন্তু এই যদি আমাদের সমাজের মাথার অবস্থা হয়, তখন দেশের এই দু:সময়ে অবরোধের মত সহিংস আন্দোলনের শেষ কোথায় তা ভাবা কষ্টকর বটে আমাদের দেশে নেতারা সারারাত ধরে আলোচনা করে পরে সিদ্ভান্ত নেয়ার দায়িত্বটা সবসময়ই নেত্রীর ওপর দিয়ে বাড়ী গিয়ে ঘুমিয়েছেন সম্ভবত: জাতীয় এই দুর্যোগের একটি গ্রহনযোগ্য সমাধানের দায়িত্বও আবার জননেত্রী শেখ হাসিনার ওপরই বর্তেছে সরকার প্রশাসন মাঠে নেমেছে জনগণ নেমেছে ১৪দল মাঠে নামা উচিত আশার কথা আজই আমার এক বন্ধু শাহ-আলম, যিনি রাজনীতি করেননা, জানালো, 'তার ধারণা আর এক সপ্তাহের মধ্যে সবকিছু নিয়ন্ত্রণ হয়ে যাবে'

 

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