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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

[chottala.com] Cordial Invitation for BCCDI-Bangla School Eid-Ananda-Mela-2011



Dear

Community Folks,

We are very happy to announce you that BCCDI-Bangla School has decided to celebrate Eid-Mela-2011 to exchange and share Eid-Ananda-Mela with all BCCDI members, old and new directors, Bangla School staffs and the community members and their families.  

BCCDI usually every year celebrate Eid & Durga Puja reunion together, since this year Durga Puja and Buddah Purnima is going to be observed in the month of October, so this year Durga Puja & Buddah Purnima reunion will be celebrate sometime in October.

Please come and enjoy Deshi authentic food varieties and open music in this great festival and have dressed in traditional attire. Your kind presence will make this event a great and enjoyable. Thank you very much.

*********This event is Free for all************

Where:  Walter Reed Community Center

2909 16th Street (South)

Arlington Virginia-22206

When: Saturday, September 3rd 2011

Time: 11 am to 3.30 Pm

 

With warmest regards,

On Behalf of BCCDI-Bangla School Board of Directors

Pryalal Karmakar-President

Mizanur Bhuiyan-General Secretary

703-828-5319

 



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Re: [chottala.com] Is Bangladesh became a police state?



 

1

Actually

The political leaders and politicians of Bangladesh are not proper knowledge educated.

They do not know to make proper lawful policy and lawful rules of law to lead the country.

Also

They are not well educated good administrator to administrate the country lawfully in lawful democracy system.

2

So they are depended

i) On court verdicts to make the rules of laws

And

 ii) On police to rule the country.

3

The police when become inefficient to control the civil administration and civil administration derail

Essentially then army administration requires railing the civil administration in Bangladesh.

4

Mostly then Country needs under Supreme Court guidance

Army back CTG administration

a)     to rail the civil administration and

To teach the politicians making them efficient to rule the country 

 

--- On Wed, 24/8/11, Sonia Jahan <sonia_jahan@rocketmail.com> wrote:


From: Sonia Jahan <sonia_jahan@rocketmail.com>
Subject: Re: [chottala.com] Is Bangladesh became a police state?
To: "chottala@yahoogroups.com" <chottala@yahoogroups.com>
Received: Wednesday, 24 August, 2011, 11:14 AM

 
Madam, pls take care of use of words, spelling, etc. before posting a message. Thanks


 
I)
Actually the political leaders and politicians of Bangladesh are not proper quality knowledge educated.
They do not know to make lawful policy and lawful rules of law to lead the country.
Also they are not  well educated good administrator to administrate the country lawfully in the system of lawful democracy.
 So they are depended on court verdicts to make rules of laws
and also they are depended on police to rule the country.
 The police when become inefficient  to control the civil adminstration and it derails
Essentially then army administration is required to rail the civil administration in Bangladesh.
II)
Mostly then under suprime court guidence
Country needs Army back CTG administration to rule the civil administration and
to teach the politicians for making them efficient politicians..
 
 

--- On Thu, 7/7/11, Anis Ahmed <anis.ahmed@netzero.net> wrote:

From: Anis Ahmed <anis.ahmed@netzero.net>
Subject: [chottala.com] Is Bangladesh became a police state? [1 Attachment]
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Received: Thursday, 7 July, 2011, 7:23 AM

 
Is Bangladesh became a police state? Please go to the following linkages and judge:
 
Daily Amader Shomoy
 
Daily Amardesh:
 
Daily Ittefaq:
 
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[chottala.com] Zakat Donation



Please Donate Your ZAKAT to Distressed Children & Infants Intl. (DCI) to Help Underprivileged Children

Dear Friends:

Assalamu Alaikum and Ramadan mubarak to you. We are now in the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, the month of self-sacrifice and fasting. As our goal in life is to make Allah pleased with our deeds, DCI wishes to share with you an opportunity as you determine how you will pay your Zakat and Fitra this year. We humbly request you to contribute your Fitra and a portion of Zakatul mal to DCI's fund, so we can continue our urgent work on behalf of underprivileged and orphaned children in Bangladesh.  Please see the attached ZAKAT Flyer.
 
Distressed Children and Infants International (DCI)
is a US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit international child rights organization, established in 2003 with the mission to help impoverished children in Bangladesh and throughout the world.  We strive to help underprivileged children lift themselves out of the poverty cycle by providing them basic life necessities, education, healthcare, and family support.  Another unique goal of DCI is to create connections between American youth and less fortunate children of other countries. DCI strives to inspire the children of America to become compassionate world citizens, by promoting their intellectual and leadership capacities through volunteerism.  To learn more about DCI, please visit
http://www.distressedchildren.org
 
We proudly report that with your assistance DCI was able to provide the following support as of last year:

  • 1100 underprivileged village children able to continue their education
  • 3520 impoverished village children receiving free healthcare
  • 330 orphans receiving healthcare and education support
  • 3200 disadvantaged children and 3822 adults have received free eye care
  • 7400 Dhaka City slum residents provided with free healthcare and medicine
  • 1500 villagers given relief and rehabilitation support following Cyclones Sidr & Aila

This is just a small sample of the achievements we have made possible through the generosity and commitment of people like you. You can learn more about the impact of DCI's work on our website. http://www.distressedchildren.org/

Please Donate Your ZAKAT and Join Us to:

  • SPONSOR a CHILD (Sun-Child Sponsorship Program): For only $15/month ($180/yr) you can sponsor a child in rural school. Keep a child in school, prevent child labor, provide health care, vision care, improve schools, create income opportunities for the child's family and  support  community development.
  • SPONSOR an ORPHAN (Orphan Support Program): For only $50/month ($600/yr) · Provide housing, food, basic necessities, healthcare, vision care, education support, and skill training to Bangladeshi orphans at our Sun-Child Homes. Help provide the orphans with tutors, counselors, life skills training, and job training to help them transition from the orphanage to the outside world once they have reached their teens.
  • SPONSOR AN EYE SURGERY:  $50 can provide an eye surgery for an individual for blindness prevention.
  • Any ZAKAT donation for your specific interest or general emergency fund.

Serving humanity is the greatest form of Ibadah and we should not miss this opportunity. Any contribution made will immensely help the distressed children of Bangladesh and help cleanse the world of poverty and injustice. May Allah bless you all for your contribution to this noble cause in the holy month of Ramadan.  We wish you and your family a happy Ramadan and ask you to please distribute this message and Zakat flyer among your relatives and friends.

Eid Mubarak to you in advance.  With kindest regards,

Ehsan Hoque, MBBS, Ph.D.
Executive Director,
Distressed Children & Infants International (DCI)
E-mail: dci@distressedchildren.org

and,

Professor  A. K. Azad Khan,  MBBS, FCPS, D.Phil.,
Country Director, Distressed Children & Infants Intl.-Bangladesh (DCI-Bangladesh))
President,  Diabetic Association of Bangladesh  (DAB)
BIRDEM (4th Floor), 122 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Shahbagh, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
 
Please send your ZAKAT and donation to:
DCI Zakat Fund, 5 Shipton Court, Cheshire, CT 06410
 
Please send a Money Order, Bank draft or Check payable to "DCI  ZAKAT  FUND".
You may also donate by credit card through PayPal at our website:
www.distressedchildren.org
All contributions to DCI are tax deductible. IRS 501(c)(3)Tax Exempt ID #8106714

If you are in Bangladesh and want to donate ZAKAT in Bangladeshi currency, Please contact our Bangladesh office at the following address:
Distressed Children & Infants International (DCI)-Bangladesh
House#167, Road#3, Mohammadi Housing Ltd., Mohammadpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Tel# 01718966013, 01727264688,  01552460242,   8802-9135122
Email: dci@distressedchildren.org,
dcibangladesh@yahoo.com

 



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[chottala.com] Eid Mela/BABA Band Festival - Saturday, 9/10/11, 6PM - Free Biryani



                      EID MELA TV AD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moCgAlmrUjI
 
BABA cordially invites you to attend the EID MELA-2011. Please mark your calendar!
 
Date:
Saturday, 10th September, Time: 6:00PM-11:00PM
 
Venue:
Thomas Jefferson High School
6560 Braddock Road, Alexandria, VA 22312-2297 (703) 750-8300
 
Ticket Price: $10
 (For Online Ticket)
 
Includes:
FREE Biryani
             (For the first 500 ticket holders and online buyers)
 
Ø Free Face Paintings for the kids
(First come basis)
Ø Free custom Balloons for the kids
(First come basis)
Ø Mehendis
Ø Games
Ø Live Band Concert:
Several bands will rock 1 stage
Ø Shopping Stalls
 
Contacts:
Ø Suhas: 410-320-4961
Ø Progga: 703-629-3150
Ø Miro Jangi: 571-205-1811
 
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[chottala.com] Don't arm RAB: Amnesty urges



Don't arm RAB: Amnesty urges
 
 
Wed, Aug 24th, 2011 4:19 am BdST
 
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Dhaka, Aug 23 (bdnews24.com)—An international rights group has called for a freeze on arms supplies to the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and other Bangladeshi security forces to stop them being used for extralegal killings and violating human rights.

Bangladesh's police and RAB continue to receive a wide range of military and police equipment from overseas, including from Austria, Belgium, China, Czech Republic, Italy, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Turkey and USA, the UK-based Amnesty International said in a new report released on Wednesday.

"Any country that knowingly sends arms or other supplies to equip a force which systematically violates human rights may itself bear some responsibility for those violations."

It called on the government afresh to fulfil its election pledges and draw an end to 'hundreds of killings' in so-called 'crossfire' or 'gun-fight' by the force.

In the latest report Crimes Unseen: Extrajudicial Executions in Bangladesh , the organisation said that the elite crime busters had been justifying these killings as 'accidental' or as a result of officers acting in self-defence, "although in reality many victims are killed following their arrest".

It said, "Any country that knowingly sends arms or other supplies to equip a force which systematically violates human rights may itself bear some responsibility for those violations."

On May 13, the Amnesty International in its annual report 2011 said the Awami League government failed to fulfil its pledge to end extrajudicial executions.

Successive Bangladeshi governments had promised to end the RAB's use of murder.

The AI report had come three days after the New York-based Human Rights Watch made the same allegation against the government and described the RAB as a government death squad.

RAB officers were trained in the UK, according to a US embassy cable leaked by the WikiLeaks in Dec last year.

At least 200 alleged RAB killings have occurred since January 2009 when the current Awami League-led government came to power, despite the prime minister's pledge to end extrajudicial executions and "claims by the authorities that no extrajudicial executions were carried out in the country in this period".

In addition, at least 30 people have been killed in other police operations since early 2010, with the police also portraying them as deaths in "shoot-outs" or "gun-fights", Amnesty said.

Bangladesh's two main political parties – the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and the Awami League – have shown no commitment to limiting the powers of RAB.

In the first couple of months of coming to office, the Prime Minister spoke of a "zero tolerance" policy toward extrajudicial executions. Other government authorities repeated her pledge. These hopes were dashed in late 2009 when the authorities, including the Home Minister, began to claim that there were no extrajudicial executions in the country.

"Hardly a week goes by in Bangladesh without someone being shot by RAB with the authorities saying they were killed or injured in 'crossfire' or a 'gun-fight'. However the authorities choose to describe such incidents, the fact remains that they are suspected unlawful killings," said Abbas Faiz, the organisation's Bangladesh Researcher.

The force has been implicated in the killing of at least 700 people since its inception in 2004. It is a composite force comprising members from the military -- army, air force, and navy -- the police, and members of Bangladesh's other law enforcement groups.

The rights group said, "Any investigations that have been carried out into those killed have either been handled by RAB or by a government-appointed judicial body but the details of their methodology or findings have remained secret. They have never resulted in judicial prosecution."

RAB has "consistently denied responsibility for unlawful killings and the authorities have accepted those claims".

Faiz said, "It is appalling that virtually all alleged instances of illegal RAB killings have gone unchallenged or unpunished. There can be no justice if the force is the chief investigator of its own wrong-doings. Such investigations cannot be impartial. There is nothing to stop the RAB from destroying the evidence and engineering the outcome."

Former detainees also told Amnesty International how they were routinely tortured in custody, suffering beatings, food and sleep deprivation, and electric shocks.

"By failing to take proper judicial action against RAB, successive Bangladeshi governments have effectively endorsed the force's claims and conduct and given it carte blanche to act with impunity. All we have seen from the current government are broken promises or worse, outright denial," said Abbas Faiz.

In many cases the investigations blamed the victims, calling them criminals and portraying their deaths as justified even though available public evidence refuted that.

"The Bangladesh authorities must act now and take concrete steps to protect people from the alleged unlawful killings by their security forces .The government must ensure independent and impartial in
 
vestigations into all suspected cases of extrajudicial executions and bring those responsible to justice," the report added quoting Faiz.
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Rapid Action Battalion or RAB is an elite anti-crime and anti-terrorism unit of Bangladesh Police constituted amending the Armed Police Battalion Ordinance, 1979. Under the command of Inspector General of Police (IGP) it consists of members of Bangladesh Police, Bangladesh Army, Bangladesh Navy, Bangladesh Air Force, Border Guard Bangladesh and Bangladesh Ansar. It was formed on 26 March 2004 and started its operations from 14 April 2004. Additional Inspector General of Police Anwarul Iqbal is the founding Director General of this elite unit .........
 
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