Dear Ms. Tazeen,
You misunderstood my view point and It was not "ushkanimuluk" as you told, rather to make cautious. My intention is not political. We were a pioneer of Chatra league at the time when I was an intermediate science student in Chittagong College in 1958 under the banner of Agradoot, which later on became Jatrik. From 1961 to 1966 when we were a Medical student, our Chatra league was entirely different than that of the present Chatra League of lootpat, tenderbaazi and chandabaazi. We were directly under the ideology of our great leader Sk. Mujibur Rahman whom we used to call Mujib Bhai at that time. Our Awami league also at that time was quite different than that of present Awami league after liberation. Presently some fake Awami leagures in the name of freedom fighters claiming their right to take our govt establishment and buildings which I disagree and wrote my comments. In 1975 our great leader lion hearted giant politician Bangabandhu was killed because of this type of Awami Leagures and their attitude which I wanted to point out. My arguments not to convolute our real history and not really political bashing. If you think like that and if you are hurt by my comments, I ask apology for that.
Dowllah.
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Date: Fri, 8 May 2009 03:08:08 -0700
Subject: Re: [chottala.com] In the name of freedom fighters nobody has got any right to do any loot pat of govt property.
Bengalis love to find fault with others in a way to absolve themselves of their own guilt, or that of their own kind. Please do not try to divide the population by playing your psychological tricks. As a former refugee, I can say that the survivors of Pakistani carnage lived modestly and very simply in most instances. It was the job of the soldiers to fight.So, no cheap comparisons please. It does not do justice to our nation of valiant freedom fighters or those that gave it leadership.
Do not tarnish the image of a nation because of the actions of some people. It is like Israel collectively punishing Palestinians because some children threw stones.
In a culture of rumour mongering among Bangladeshis, people forget that Bangabandhu was maligned by some evil motivated people. But at his death, his bank balance was found to be no more than 2 lakhs! As a Bengali I can only be ashamed at the gullibility of our people to fall for rumours and gossip.
A new government has come and new people should rule the country. That should be obvious to all of us. Those chosen must be loyal, reliable and able. The old guard and fossils must go; anyone obstructing good governance and seen not to perform should be fired; and only the very capable and honest people retained. It is important for Bengalis to understand this simple logic. The old guard must find other opportunities in the private sector. If they continue in place, bureaucratic delays will be insurmountable as we have already seen. The government cannot afford this.
The threat of another 1975 is most abhorrent under the circumstances. Members would be wise to refrain from such threats and propaganda.
The moderator should screen the comments to allow only for constructive discussions and deter ushkanimulak comments.
Tazeen
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