I need to bring this note to your attention –absolutely not for a debate or continuing exchanges—just to defend my arguments why Suranjit should not have resigned before being found guilty of the alleged corruption charges.
Many of us are now excited because Surenjit Sengupta has resigned. I wanted him to continue before all the facts are out and he is found guilty. Some of you did not agree with me. You simply sided with Awami League, BNP and many others asking him to quit. Well he did. Now what?
Awami League will cash on it and publicize as being not a corrupt party like BNP even though it is the other side – may be less ugly side of the same coin. Any investigations will be buried like the murder case of Sagar-Runi –believe it not. I already see the happy faces of AL politicians. The media will settle down with other things. Surenjit's shenanigans will fade away – and at the end he will be found not guilty of any crime – and allegations against him will be dropped as being politically motivated conspiracy pointing fingers at BNP and the media. Believe me –I understand these politicians and their mindset. .
What about BNP? They will never come clean as being not a party of thieves and thugs in my books. They are bunch of losers.
You have the absolute right to disagree and I have the right to my opinion.
Thank you all.
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Abdullah A. Dewan
Ph.D.(monetary/macroeconomics)
M.Sc.(Phys), M.S.(nuclr. engr)
Professor of Economics
Eastern Michigan University, USA
Phone#(734)487-0003
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