Jalil's Partial Disclosures- What Else Left?Former Awami League General Secretary Abdul Jalil's some disclosures about the Party's high ups immoral secret deals in the December 2008 Bangladesh election made in London on the 24th September published there and also in many Dhaka dailies on the 25th and continued on the 26th though have produced some uproar in conscious circles were certainly not everything connected with the black deal that he also has hinted at to disclose more facts in the clandestine matter. Whatever Jalil has disclosed about for saddling the Awami League to the power of the State of Bangladesh and Sheikh Hasina the Prime Minister for the second term secretly with person to person contact, Sheikh Rehana, Hasina's younger sister and the most likely immediate inheritance to the throne following Hasina, being the crucial player in the deplorable immoral game. The other player, he mentioned, was a national organization, could have been misplaced for the reason that some key person in the organization could have been in the fowl game but cannot certainly be the whole organization involving every one in the set up. These disclosures though new in the mouth are nothing new to circles that had been keeping track of things in the nasty game for the last nine months. However the cynics got a reconfirmation of what they have been hunching about and looking for reconfirmation in the matter. What must be deeply probed into for the dignity and security of the nation is that there had been other more important players that Jalil did not disclose. Whether he would know and even if he knew all about would disclose in public is uncertain. The whole game of satanic nexus 1/11, the Caretaker Government and the Army Chief Moin had been actively joined by Indian central intelligence agency R&AW. Whoever of the DGFI did help in the deal, it was due to Moin's direct initiative and order, because he was the head not only of the defense forces but also of the DGFI. The Indian Bengali High Commissioner in Dhaka Pinak in concert with some other powerful players played the external decisive role that was played, if Jalil said the truth about, internally by Rehana. The two in groups joined hands in the secret deal. Even if Jalil knows about this nexus he is not going to disclose it, I am afraid. It is amazing to note that Jalil has not mentioned the name of Moin who had been the key player in the whole game from 1/11 to the safe exit from Dhaka following his 'retirement' from the Army, despite his every attempts to get another extension that Hasina was very much willing to give Moin but could not do so for otherwise pressures from within. The Awami League has been hardly any of democratic but all through a fascist organization. Power game is the only issue dear to their leaders. Though money- making goes with politics in Bangladesh and Jalil being one of the successful bankers need not go for money making possibly any more now onwards, he had very likely high hopes for power in the administration that he longed this time but failed to get hold of with no hope in future. His frustration might as such be the cause for the outburst even though that risked his life and profession in Bangladesh. Now the question is, would he go on saying all other truths or put a stop to the rest he has not disclosed yet. |
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