In 1971 people of Bangladesh fought against Pakistan army for lawful Administration in the system of lawful democracy to establish in Bangladesh social justice economic justice and justice of humanity under justice of law.
Now the Shahbhag Movement
1) needs to learn
2) needs to know
3) needs to understand
Why the administration in Bangladesh after liberation war
a) Failed to establish lawful administration doing lawful trials
b) Failed to establish social justice,
c) Failed to economical justice and
d) Failed to justice of humanity under the system of lawful democracy?
Now the Shabhag Movement needs to be confirmed that
A) What the aim of Shabhag Movement?
B) How can be built corruption free lawful Bangladesh?
C) Is dancing and singing for misleading people for others' Interest?
So aiming of Shabhag Movement needs to be perfect for successful
The slogan of Shabhag Movement must utter that
We want trial for hanged against war crime and corruptions such as share market hall groups Padma Bridge and all other corruptions done by the political leaders, politicians and government employees during last 40 years.
Shabhag Movement Slogans to want trial against of
i) all corrupted people
ii) war criminals
iii) people crime done against humanity
iv) people crime done against justice of law and
v) people crime done against justice of democracy
From: siraj uddowllah <siraj519@hotmail.com>
To: "chottala@yahoogroups.com" <chottala@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, 9 February 2013 1:21 PM
Subject: [chottala.com] Student politics should be stopped and banned.
I quite agree with you to ban politics but it should not be for party politics. It should be banned for student's only. The students for studies and not for politics. If student politics banned completely then there will be no disturbances and problems in our country. The political parties in our country are taking the full advantage of innocent students of our poor family while those politicians sending their own children to foreign countries for higher studies. I did not see any justification of student politics in our poor country. No such student politics prevail in any foreign countries like USA, UK, Canada, Japan, Germany, Australia even in our neighboring country India or any other highly developed countries except in our poor country like Bangladesh. The parents are sending their children in the university or college with the hope of educating their children to make their future life but our political leaders utilizing them as their political tools for their selfish motivation making our children's career completely doomed while keeping their own children away from politics. This sort of student politics should be stopped and banned for ever in our country.
Dr. Siraj Uddowllah.
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From: dina30_khan@yahoo.com
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2013 10:43:47 -0800
Subject: Re: [chottala.com] No donor found for Padma Bridge Project ?
It is good idea.
It will be more better in Bangladesh banning of all party politics at least for 10 years along with student's and teacher's party politics in education institutions and party politics in industry section by ruling Bangladesh under CTG Administration to establish lawful administration, to establish the system of lawful democracy for securing people's
security and humanity in Bangladesh teaching POLITICIANS of proper knowledge education, teaching PROFESSIONAL
people of knowledge skilled professional education and modern technology to do work perfectly,teaching common people of knowledge course to judge right and wrong before casting their votes and providing nation wide child care quality education to build the children of Bangladesh as efficient quality citizens.
Reasons for CTG Administration
1. Politicians of Bangladesh are doing order politics controlling by constitutional 70 articles, their political activities guiding by party chief not followed according to rules of politics or rules of democracy or not own thinking idea.
2. The constitution rules are being changed by Parliament Members according to court verdict. That means members of parliament are not wise efficient to make constitution rules or law.
3.Professional people are not doing works according to service rules and are doing works as
political party cadres.
4. Common people are not casting their votes being wise right voters as responsible citizens.
5. Nation wide all children in education institutions are not getting quality education to be good educated citizen for building Bangladesh but they are being made party cadres are destroying educational atmosphere over all Bangladesh.
These activities of (a) politicians (b) professionals and (c) common people of Bangladesh
Say
Bangladesh needs to be ruled by CTG administration guide by High Court and Supreme Court Judges for
teaching knowledge education to educate
A) POLITICIANS to make them knowledge fit politicians to understand lawful DEMOCRACY and lawful RULES OF law,
B) Professional people to educate them to do works according to service rule in the system of LAWFUL discipline ADMINISTRATION AND
C) for doing trial of POLITICIANS and OTHERS' corruption, nonsense talk, illegal and unlawful activities
D) for providing CHILD CARE quality education nation wide to ALL CHILDREN to educate them to be wise educated citizens
Care Taker Administration needs to continue for at least 10 years or until finish these jobs.
Under lawful honest administration to establish justice of law and justice of humanity in Bangladesh capital punishment is needed only not for rajakars but also is needed for all corrupted politicians, corrupted employees and corrupted people who are working as agents of other countries like India and Pakistan.
From: Debasish Barua <gorba196138@yahoo.com>
To: "chottala@yahoogroups.com" <chottala@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, 10 February 2013 2:38 PM
Subject: Re: [chottala.com] Youths rekindle spirit of '71
In my view despite being minority population decent..
Jamat Politics is still better then Saluddin Kader & Oli Ahmed..and YMCA ( Young Mans Communist Association )..in the name of Progressive Politics..
Debasish Barua
From: SyedAslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com>
To: Khobor <khabor@yahoogroups.com>; notun Bangladesh <notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com>; chottala@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 8, 2013 6:43 PM
Subject: [chottala.com] Youths rekindle spirit of '71
Saturday, February 9, 2013
People turned up in droves at the city's Shahbagh intersection yesterday to demand death penalty to all war criminals of 1971. Photo: Rashed ShumonThe nation yesterday saw the biggest gathering in recent memory as tens of thousands thronged the capital's Shahbagh intersection to call for death penalty for the war criminals, including Abdul Quader Mollah, of 1971.
Men and women, boys and girls, young and old -- tens of thousands of them -- from all walks of life filled the few square kilometres area to the brim.
Since the daybreak, people, many with their families, started flocking the intersection first in their hundreds and then in thousands, carrying national flags, banners and placards for the 3:00pm mass rally. By then, the crowd stretched as far as the eye can see.
From Matsya Bhaban in the south to Kataban intersection in the north and from Hotel Ruposhi Bangla intersection in the east to TSC in the west, people were everywhere. Overwhelming was the participation of young generation -- students of schools, college and universities -- the life force of the movement.
In thunderous chants, they made their demand for death sentence to all war criminals and registered their determination to resist Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Chhatra Shibir.
It was the fourth day of the non-stop protest, which began hours after a war crimes tribunal on Tuesday sentenced Jamaat leader Quader Mollah to life term in prison for crimes against humanity during the Liberation War.
The movement was launched by Bloggers and Online Activist Network, but it soon transformed into a people's movement. Demonstrators say a life sentence for Mollah was too lenient. They want death sentence for him.
Protestors have kept the interaction in their possession since Tuesday afternoon, with several hundreds of them staying overnights without sleep.
From yesterday's rally, people took an oath to continue the movement until their demand is met. In addition to capital punishment to the war criminals, the demonstrators called for banning Jamaat and its student wing, Shibir.
People also vowed to boycott all businesses, banks, media outlets and social and cultural organisations owned by Jamaat leaders.
"We pledge to keep on demanding trial under a special tribunal of those Razakars and Al-Badrs who were convicted and were under trial but freed after 1975," said Imran H Sarkar, administering the oath from a makeshift stage erected atop a truck at the intersection.
Imran, convener of Bloggers and Online Activist Network, is one of the initiators of the movement.
"We pledge that we will continue our movement from Teknaf to Tetulia under the leadership of general people until highest punishment is given to Razakars-Al-Badrs who committed crimes against humanity like genocide and rape in 1971," protestors vowed after Imran.
The mass rally began with the recitation of a poem and rendering of the national anthem.
"This is another 1971," said Mili Rahman, widow of Birshrestha Matiur Rahman.
"Today we are united in voicing our single demand. We freed the country in 1971 and today you will free it once again from Razakars and Jamaat-Shibir…. None can hold us back," she said.
Noted writer Prof Muhammad Zafar Iqbal said, "I am here to offer my apology to you. I wrote in newspapers that the new generation only hits 'like' on Facebook and writes on blogs, but does not take to the streets. You have proved me wrong, and I thank you all for this."
"The year 2013 has turned into 1971 and those of you who did not see 1971 are now witnessing '71 in the year of 2013," he added.
"Study when it's time to study, write poems when it's time to write poems, listen to music when it's time to listen to music … and take to the streets when you need to. It is the happiest day of my life. All the martyrs and the country people are thankful to you," he said.
Veteran journalist Kamal Lohani said the whole nation heard the roars of the mass people. "The only punishment to the war criminals, not only Quader but all, is capital punishment. Besides, their politics will also have to be banned."
A number of speakers came down heavily on a section of foreign media for what they called its negative coverage of the war crimes trial and the ongoing movement. Protesters were heard chanting slogans against some foreign media.
Speaking at the rally, Sector Commanders Forum Senior Vice-chairmen Maj Gen (retd) KM Shafiullah said, "It's a rebirth of 1971….
"We'll have to carry on our movement until our one and only demand is met."
Also spoke on the occasion Dhaka University Vice-chancellor Prof AAMS Arefin Siddique, Jahangirnagar University VC Prof Anwar Hossain, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University VC Prof Pran Gopal Dutta, Hasan Imam, cultural personality and novelist Anisul Haq, Shaon Mahmud, daughter of Shaheed Altaf Mahmud, and Shyamoli Nasreen Chowdhury, widow of Shaheed Dr Alim Chowdhury.
A numerous numbers of socio-cultural and political organisations and professional bodies expressed solidarity with the demonstrators.
Addressing the rally, Hasan Tarek, general secretary of Bangladesh Chhatra Union, demanded cancellation of memberships of Quader Mollah and Kamaruzzaman from the Jatiya Press Club.
Some private university students joined the demonstration wearing black T-shirts and ropes hanging from their necks, demanding capital punishment to all war criminals.
"Either the war criminals will be hanged or we will hang ourselves," said Rezaul Karim, an MBA student of Independent University Bangladesh.
Tania Tun Noor, a BBA student of Dhaka City College, held a placard that read: "Shakunera akhono potaka chhareni," meaning the vultures are still clutching the flag.
"The theme of the placard is that the black hands of Jamaat-Shibir are still clutching our flag and they are trying to take the country backward," she said.
Around 100 children, aged between four and 15, of Khelaghar Dhaka Mohanagar joined the movement, chanting: "Ar kono dabi nai, Razakarder fashi chai," which means "we want nothing except for the capital punishment to the Razakars."
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৫৬ হাজার বর্গমাইলের শাহবাগ
আদিত্য আরাফাত, সিনিয়র করেসপন্ডেন্ট
বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
মুক্তিযুদ্ধের বাংলায় রাজাকারের ঠাঁই নাই'
মো. মহিউদ্দিন ও সুজন ঘোষ, স্টাফ করেসপন্ডেন্ট
বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
এখন সময় এসেছে জামায়াত-শিবিরকে কবর দেওয়ার"
জেলা প্রতিনিধি
বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
রাঙামাটিতে কাদের মোল্লার ফাঁসির দাবিতে গণজমায়েত
জেলা প্রতিনিধি
বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
শাহবাগ থেকে টিএসসি, মানুষ আর মানুষ
বাংলানিউজ টিম
বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
আমি কাদের মোল্লা, আমার ফাঁসি চাই'
বাংলানিউজ টিম
বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
গণমানুষের নেতৃত্বে গণজাগরণ টিকিয়ে রাখার শপথ
বাংলানিউজ টিম
বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
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বাংলানিউজটোয়েন্টিফোর.কম
