BAL Alert!!!
Ibn Hossain, PhD
While the result of the recently concluded general election in Bangladesh generated a massive shock and awe for many, people began to have complacent breath as the military-led undemocratic government was over. However, the recent scenarios in Bangladesh show that "the thieves have been replaced by a dangerous gang of robbers."
The current Bangladesh Awami League (BAL) government came to power with a mask of progressive vision, but all it has is retrogressive agenda largely orchestrated by its local ultra-secularists and their foreign masters. Here are some of the recent legacies of BAL governments and its dangerous cadres:
1. Killing and Murdering
Killing and murdering has become widespread since BAL assumed power three months ago. The unruly gangs of BAL activists not only brutally killed their political opponents, but also their own activists. The recent brutal killing of their own leader in Dhaka medical College is just one of numerous examples. If they kill their own leader so brutally due to internal factions and feuds, one can imagine how dangerous and heinous they are for their political opponents. Every day people are witnessing the extreme savagery and ferocity of BAL activists in Bangladesh . Odhikar, a reputed human rights organization, claims that since January 2009, 62 people have killed and 4258 have been injured by BAL cadres.
2. Pilkhana tragedy and displacing blames:
The world was totally stunned to see the worst form of gruesome killing of 57 army officers and their families and burning and dumping the corpses in Pilkhana, Dhaka on February 24-25, 2009 . All these were done largely with the direct behest and active involvement of BAL government. The State Minister Jahangir K. Nanak has already fled the country once investigation began to dig into his linkage to the notorious carnage. The more tragedy is that rather than bringing the killers to justice, the government has taken a very comprehensive approach which involves procrastination, diverting people's attention to something else, wiping out evidences by the deaths of perpetrators and witnesses in custody, rewarding some killers in Dubai airport, blaming the victims and sanctifying the perpetrators. If the BAL government fails to establish true justice, it will generate grave consequences for Bangladesh . There is a widespread apprehension that the
investigation report may not even be published.
3. Torture cell:
The BAL cadres in most universities including Jahangirnagar and Rajshshi have set up torture cells to inhumanly torture their political opponents. The victims include their own activists posing challenges for leadership, political opponents, and teachers. The methods of torture are so brutal and inhuman, they sometimes eclipse the methods applied in Abu Gharib prison and Gunatanamo Bay . The extreme tortures by BAL arms thugs have already claimed many innocent lives.
4. Rape and Drug House:
Many BAL activists in many universities and institutions have very successfully established rape house. Many innocent female students are victims of this grave inhumanity. While all these practices are very open secret, people and the victims do not voice out against these because of potential grave consequences. The inhumanity of these rapists sometimes reach to such an extreme verge that they—rather than being remorseful—celebrate their actions in a boastful manner. Manik, a BAL cadre in Jahangirnagar University , openly celebrated his "rape century" when he completed raping 100 girls that drew a huge media coverage! Apart from inhuman rape, many BAL controlled hostels turn to drug house at night.
5. Burning people alive:
The extreme brutality of the BAL cadres takes many forms. One of the gravest forms is burning people alive. One of the well cited examples is setting fine on a bus full of passengers by BAL cadres. Around a dozen innocent people were brutally burnt to death. One of the most savage BAL cadres, who later on became an MP, used to burn people alive in the flaming fire in brick fields. As reported by one of his close associates, "the odor and the weird sound of the burning corpse make him very happy!"
6. Dancing on the corpse:
October 28, 2006 is one of the most horrible days in the history of humanity. The unprecedented rejoice and elations over the Nobel Peace Prize won by Dr. Muhammad Yunus were still mounting everywhere in Bangladesh . The whole world suddenly became stunned and terribly shocked to see the gruesome political violence created by BAL activists. The unruly BAL activists started mercilessly beating their political opponents to death with poles and oars and dancing on the corpses with joy! The second shock—deeper than ever—appeared when instead of eschewing these violence and gruesome murders, further violent strategies were adopted and an attempt was made by some BAList intellectuals along with their political masters to justify the former violence with a view to blaming the victims and sanctifying the oppressors. None of these brutal murderers were put to justice, rather the victims families were put in extreme intimidation and harassments.
The above are just few of numerous instances of BAL brutality in recent times. The total history of BAL's savagery, fascism, inhumanity and gross human rights violations is parallel to none. The Hindu minorities who often support BAL regimes are also the grave victims of BAL atrocities. Recently BAL cadres demolished a Shib Mandir ( Hindu Temple ) in Dhaka in a broad day light, and the local court surprisingly refused to take any case against these fascist cadres.
The extreme brutality of the BAL-created "Rakhkhi Bahini" and "BAKSAL" is still in the imagination of elderly generation, if not in younger generations' mind. The same patterns of the brutality are currently going on in full swing and in various ugliest forms, not occasionally but almost daily: murdering, raping, looting, grafting, plundering, intimidating, containing, lying, fabricating, insulting, and many others. The current BAL regime is a total reign of fascism and a dangerous tyranny.
Ironically, rather than focusing on these BAL rag-tags' gravest forms of savagery and inhumanity, the BAList media and intellectuals are very discursively and deliberately diverting people's attention to something else, such as war-criminals and Jongis. While the war criminals and Jongis are serious issues to be resolved, people need to be very careful of how blames of all social owes are reduced and transferred to the issues of war-criminals and Jongis! Bangladesh and its people are totally unsafe and extremely unfortunate to have the Neo-Nazis on power. We all must resist this extreme fascism. We must not betray our conscience!
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