The thoughtful innocence of this plea is heart warming but the abject lack of understanding cannot pass without comment.
The state, its machinery and its citizens are the goods and chattels of the house of Mujib. Their function is to serve at their pleasure. Their very lives and careers are the property of and therefore in the gift of the same. Should they choose to dispose of either they may do so at will.
This police officer should be grateful for his life and that he was allowed to remain on active duty that long. In order to restore himself he should kill a couple of opposition supporters, maybe a few Bangladeshis on the border and send the heads of the same with copious amounts of marigolds to the PM's office. Only then can he even hope to expect some mercy.
Whilst I understand ignorance is bliss, some ignorance can cost you your career and your life.
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Subject: [ALOCHONA] An Open Letter to the PM on a Party-man's Death & Police Officers' Suspension
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News Blaze, January 15, 2011
http://newsblaze.com/story/20110115083624zzzz.nb/topstory.html
Op-Ed Contributor
An Open Letter to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
Dear Prime Minister,
On Friday the 14th of January 2011, an activist of your party from Sher-e-Banglanagar in Dhaka was shot dead. The media reports suggest that the cause of the murder could be rivalry among your party men of that particular area. We do not know if the police could have prevented that tragedy. However, what we know is that our police forces have been wrongly used and been treated as your party musclemen since you came to power. They have shown complete loyalty to you and your party affiliates.
Without any official investigation, you suspended the officer-in-charge, Reaz Hossain, and a sub-inspector, Kamaruzzaman, of Sher-e-Banglanagar Police Station. (For more details, please see:
http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=170111)
I highly appreciate your quick action if that was intended to stop unlawful killings in the country.
However, the crime records of the country since you came to power do not persuade us to believe that your intention was crime prevention. Your party hooligans and government forces have killed dozens of opposition political leaders and activists (many of them in broad daylight). But no police officers have ever been suspended or terminated for those killings. In the border region, the Indian BSF has killed hundreds of Bangladeshis, including my younger sister Felani, since you came to power. You have remained totally silent!
Dear Prime Minister, kidnapping and the culture of 'disappearance' was never the practice in the political history of our nation. You started that on 25th of June 2010. Your forces arrested Dhaka City Corporation ward councilor and BNP central leader Chowdhury Alam at around 9:30 pm while he was leaving the party's central office at Naya Paltan.
Dear Prime Minister, where is Chowdhury Alam? I know you have no satisfactory answer to this question. However, his family membe
Emanur Rahman | m. +447734567561 | e. emanur@rahman.com
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