Re: [ALOCHONA] RE: [Politiconomy] Why Suranjit should not have resigned so quickly?

I agree with the views of Farida Majid. Suranjit Sengufta should be given the responsibility of Railway ministry ASAP.

Mohammad Mozumder
mozumder@aol.com

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From: Farida Majid <farida_majid@hotmail.com>
To: Abdullah Dewan <adewan@emich.edu>; politiconomy <politiconomy@list.emich.edu>
Sent: Tue, May 15, 2012 1:06 am
Subject: [ALOCHONA] RE: [Politiconomy] Why Suranjit should not have resigned so quickly?

              I tend to agree with you that Suranjit Sengupta should not have resigned, but it should have been the Govt.'s position to say to the public that because he has only been at the job for 4 months, he needs to oversee the investigation, not be the target of it.

              Instead, the idiotic thinking was allowed to follow Barrister Moudud's reasoning -- Suranjit's retaining his post will influence the independence of investigation. A lot of BS that is, and everyone knows well!

              The Railway has always been a den of hardened thieves.  It is in a most despicable shambles and Suranjit had been making some bits of improvements from what I hear from the public.

              I liked Suranjit-da as a politician.  He was knowledgeable and educated, and unlike others, he brought his knowledge and education into the public arena and put them in the service of politics. I am not saying he was a saint.

              But this stint with the scenario of "caught red-handed with the bribe money" has all the hallmarks of being grandly staged.

              Will keep watching the developments, or the lack of them, as Abdullah Dewan pessimistically is hinting at.

             Farida Majid

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Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2012 10:54:59 -0400
From: adewan@emich.edu
To: politiconomy@list.emich.edu
Subject: [Politiconomy] Why Suranjit should not have resigned so quickly?

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.

politiconomy

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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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