I liked this very sweeping remark. But more than that I loved the one sentence conclusion, "It shows that all is not well in the Army."
Carry on son, we need people exactly like you.
Junaid
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "ezajur" <Ezajur@...> wrote:
>
> The confusing and inconsistent behaviour of the ISPR is a good sign.
>
> It shows that all is not well in the Army.
>
>
>
> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Isha Khan bdmailer@ wrote:
> >
> > *Khaleda 'lying': ISPR *
> >
> > Dhaka, Nov 14 (bdnews24.com)—Military public relations department ISPR has
> > accused BNP chief Khaleda Zia for misbehaving and also refuted her
> > allegation of dragging her out of cantonment residence.
> >
> > The ISPR in a press release issued on Saturday night, termed Khaleda's
> > statements made in a press briefing, held on Saturday, 'fabricated and
> > ill-intentioned.'
> >
> > After the High Court deadline ended on Nov 12, the cantonment board
> > initiated to vacate the cantonment house at 6 Shaheed Moinul Road. The
> > opposition leader left her house at about 3:15 on Saturday by her personal
> > transport and reached her Gulshan office.
> >
> > While the ISPR claimed that Khaleda had willingly left her house, the BNP
> > chief, in the Saturday press briefing, accused the military of dragging her
> > out of the house.
> >
> > The ISPR release said Khaleda had acted 'lethargic' while she was requested
> > to leave the house. Khaleda, also started acting up with two female military
> > officials who knocked at her door. "She didn't even hesitate to term the
> > army members as ungrateful dogs and national enemy. She yelled in front of
> > everyone saying, "I'm marking everyone, after assuming power, will kick out
> > all from your jobs one by one."
> >
> > Placing proofs in support of ISPR's claim that Khaleda vacated her house
> > willingly, the release said the cantonment board officials had gone to that
> > house at 8am. "If she was forced, she would have been dragged out by then."
> > "But the fact is that she left the cantonment residence in her own car at
> > 3:15pm. This is the proof of her leaving the house willingly."
> >
> > Presence of eight vehicles of ultramodern models and about 50 helping hands
> > in that house of only one family reveal signs of her luxurious life, the
> > ISPR release added. The cantonment house is at present under police keeping,
> > it said.
> >
> > The 2.72-acre plot was originally the official residence of the army's
> > deputy chief of staff, a position held by Ziaur Rahman, who later became
> > army chief and then military ruler. Former military dictator H M Ershad, who
> > later became president, allotted the house to Khaleda and her two sons
> > following the assassination of Ziaur Rahman, in a military coup on May 30 in
> > 1981.
> >
> > His widow Khaleda was given another house in Gulshan in addition to the
> > cantonment house, where the family had been living since the 1970s.
> >
> > The Directorate of Military Lands and Cantonments handed a notice on Apr 20
> > last year asking the BNP chief to vacate her cantonment residence. Khaleda
> > filed a petition with the High Court challenging legality of the government
> > notice asking her to leave the house within 15 days.
> >
> > The government maintained its stand with two separate notices on May 7 and
> > May 24. On May 27 last year, the court stayed the notices for three months
> > after the initial hearing. The final hearing started on June 6 the same
> > year. On Aug 23, the court asked the government to submit all files in
> > relation to the lease of the cantonment house.
> >
> > The government gave a legal notice to Khaleda for a number of anomalies
> > regarding the allotment within the military zone.
> >
> > The allegations and irregularities for which the notice was issued include
> > 1) Khaleda has been carrying out political activities from the house – which
> > goes against a condition of the allotment 2) One cannot get allotment of two
> > government houses in the capital 3) A civilian cannot get a resident lease
> > within a cantonment. The government also alleged that unauthorised changes
> > and extensions were made to the building violating the code of conduct in
> > the military area.
> >
> > http://bdnews24.com/details.php?id=178938&cid=2
> > ---------------------------
> >
> >
> > *Privileges under Presidents Pension Ordinance,1979*
> >
> > http://www.bd-pratidin.com/?view=details&type=pratidin&pub_no=201&cat_id=1&menu_id=1&news_type_id=1&index=5
> >
>
>
> The confusing and inconsistent behaviour of the ISPR is a good sign.
>
> It shows that all is not well in the Army.
>
>
>
> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Isha Khan bdmailer@ wrote:
> >
> > *Khaleda 'lying': ISPR *
> >
> > Dhaka, Nov 14 (bdnews24.com)—Military public relations department ISPR has
> > accused BNP chief Khaleda Zia for misbehaving and also refuted her
> > allegation of dragging her out of cantonment residence.
> >
> > The ISPR in a press release issued on Saturday night, termed Khaleda's
> > statements made in a press briefing, held on Saturday, 'fabricated and
> > ill-intentioned.'
> >
> > After the High Court deadline ended on Nov 12, the cantonment board
> > initiated to vacate the cantonment house at 6 Shaheed Moinul Road. The
> > opposition leader left her house at about 3:15 on Saturday by her personal
> > transport and reached her Gulshan office.
> >
> > While the ISPR claimed that Khaleda had willingly left her house, the BNP
> > chief, in the Saturday press briefing, accused the military of dragging her
> > out of the house.
> >
> > The ISPR release said Khaleda had acted 'lethargic' while she was requested
> > to leave the house. Khaleda, also started acting up with two female military
> > officials who knocked at her door. "She didn't even hesitate to term the
> > army members as ungrateful dogs and national enemy. She yelled in front of
> > everyone saying, "I'm marking everyone, after assuming power, will kick out
> > all from your jobs one by one."
> >
> > Placing proofs in support of ISPR's claim that Khaleda vacated her house
> > willingly, the release said the cantonment board officials had gone to that
> > house at 8am. "If she was forced, she would have been dragged out by then."
> > "But the fact is that she left the cantonment residence in her own car at
> > 3:15pm. This is the proof of her leaving the house willingly."
> >
> > Presence of eight vehicles of ultramodern models and about 50 helping hands
> > in that house of only one family reveal signs of her luxurious life, the
> > ISPR release added. The cantonment house is at present under police keeping,
> > it said.
> >
> > The 2.72-acre plot was originally the official residence of the army's
> > deputy chief of staff, a position held by Ziaur Rahman, who later became
> > army chief and then military ruler. Former military dictator H M Ershad, who
> > later became president, allotted the house to Khaleda and her two sons
> > following the assassination of Ziaur Rahman, in a military coup on May 30 in
> > 1981.
> >
> > His widow Khaleda was given another house in Gulshan in addition to the
> > cantonment house, where the family had been living since the 1970s.
> >
> > The Directorate of Military Lands and Cantonments handed a notice on Apr 20
> > last year asking the BNP chief to vacate her cantonment residence. Khaleda
> > filed a petition with the High Court challenging legality of the government
> > notice asking her to leave the house within 15 days.
> >
> > The government maintained its stand with two separate notices on May 7 and
> > May 24. On May 27 last year, the court stayed the notices for three months
> > after the initial hearing. The final hearing started on June 6 the same
> > year. On Aug 23, the court asked the government to submit all files in
> > relation to the lease of the cantonment house.
> >
> > The government gave a legal notice to Khaleda for a number of anomalies
> > regarding the allotment within the military zone.
> >
> > The allegations and irregularities for which the notice was issued include
> > 1) Khaleda has been carrying out political activities from the house – which
> > goes against a condition of the allotment 2) One cannot get allotment of two
> > government houses in the capital 3) A civilian cannot get a resident lease
> > within a cantonment. The government also alleged that unauthorised changes
> > and extensions were made to the building violating the code of conduct in
> > the military area.
> >
> > http://bdnews24.com/details.php?id=178938&cid=2
> > ---------------------------
> >
> >
> > *Privileges under Presidents Pension Ordinance,1979*
> >
> > http://www.bd-pratidin.com/?view=details&type=pratidin&pub_no=201&cat_id=1&menu_id=1&news_type_id=1&index=5
> >
>
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