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Posts Tagged ‘BNP’
Saturday, February 27th, 2010 by uddin
The political system of Bangladesh is going back to squire no 1 that is division, non co-operation, mudslinging, vindictive and yes…Hartal. What people envisioned after the election of 2008 is almost gone and the political retribution is coming back with brute force. The killing of political leaders, contract snatching by ruling Awami League party, Campus violence, corruption, mugging and hijacking are turning out to be the day to day affairs of Bangladesh. No matter which political party comes to power in Bangladesh, they tend to get to back to the same principal of violence. The naming of Zia International Airport and subsequent admission by the Prime Minister of Bangladesh needs to merit. During the BNP rule the name changing game was widespread everywhere.
So far, during the last 15 years or more, these two ladies ruled the country with iron fist and had no substitute for their positions. May be that’s why the country could not proceed as expected. The Parliament system of Bangladesh is not working. There is no scope for new leaders to come out and the same old back biting leaders are coming to power year after year. To fix the problem the country need to fix the fundamental problem that is the Parliament system of governance. The AL went ahead with Parliament system because India had it and they wanted to mimic their success. However to their dismay and peoples, the system is not working. The change that was expected is not going to come from these two leaders. Their thinking, ideas are stagnant and the country needs new blood with new ideas. There needs to be a new revolution in the country that will be based on Patriotism, principals of democracy, tolerance, for the people, by the people, and economic need. The whole world is going ahead in two steps and Bangladesh is still leaping from its wounds inflicted by these so called leaders.
Tags: AL, BNP, corruption Posted in Personal, Politics | No Comments »
Tuesday, December 15th, 2009 by alexh51
AL and BNP, the largest political party of Bangladesh is ruled by two rival ladies who does nothing but fight each other. Throughout their existence these two ladies hated each other like no other and in the process damaged the reputation and progress of the country to a great extend. Their rivalry is so much that if one goes to any party (except the Armed forces day party of course) the other avoids the same.
Leaders are suppose to show qualities that make them far apart from others by being compassionate, far reaching, thoughtful, patriotic and above all visionary. What we got in Bangladesh is nothing of this sort. Our two ladies are not thoughtful, patriotic only when it comes for the vote and not at all visionary. They only follow others but failed to provide any guidance for others to follow.
BNP is leaned towards Pakistan and AL is leaned towards India and their relations with these two countries take precedence over Bangladesh. If one takes a positive idea then the other will completely cancel that even if that is meant well for the country. One example is the community clinic of AL, when BNP came to power it completely cancelled the project even though it was meant good for this country. AL on the other hand started the name game approach and started changing various named institutions that was named after Zia out of sheer jealousy. They are slowed down the Old home project for elderly that was initiated by BNP. Upazila was another project that was cancelled by BNP that was initiated by Ershad of Jatio Party.
BNP when comes to power always gives importance to the Defense forces and tries to strengthen them, AL on the other hand by virtue of its Indian leniency tries to slow the progress and make it more dependent on India. AL also recently stopped Oil and Gas exploration right to multinational companies in the Bay of Bengal blocks to satisfy its master India.
Both of these leaders failed to nurture any democratic norms in their own party even though they talk about democracy with their loud speaker. AL leader Hasina is autocratic in its own party and makes all the major decisions without any accountability or challenge. BNP leader Khaleda is supreme in her own party. She chooses all the presidium members without any challenge and consent. Both of these leaders have no future leadership opportunity for others except their own son’s and family members. It’s all about family business to them. Hasina has Joy who is as ignorant as a mule when comes to politics and BNP has Tareq who some say is the most corrupt person in Bangladesh. So who is going to lead this country when they are gone…..after all they are not immortal!
In the end Bangladesh needs a visionary and patriotic leader who can lead this country to the twentieth century. These two leaders failed in all extend to lead this country. We need new leaders and new people with different thought process. It’s about time they retire and let others lead. Otherwise the people will someday take matters in their own hand and deposed them completely.
Tags: AL, BNP, Hasina, Khaleda, Leader, leadership, Politics Posted in Personal, Politics | No Comments »
Sunday, February 8th, 2009 by choudhury
News coming out from different news organization depict a rather sad tale of BNP. BNP supporters are frustrated, downhearted and without any real goal. To get BNP out of this mud hole there are couple of things that it can do to re image itself to the ordinary people. Below is a list of steps that it can take.
1. Bring the old reformists to the BNP specially Mannan Bhuiyan and his group.
2. Remove old guards and controversial leaders from the party and make sure anyone with corrupt credentials like Tareq, Koko, Mamun, Babar can not come back to BNP. We know it was the corrupt ministers, MPs and their relatives who destroyed the image of the party.
3. Take grassroots leaders recommendations to democratically revitalize the party. Take the bottom up approach instead of top to the bottom. The party leaders should be elected not thrust upon and through vote.
4. Remove Jaamat out of the alliance and stop gambling with BNP’s reputation. BNP’s reputation was damaged due to its attachment to Jaamat.
5. Reconstitute the party committees with younger leaders with clean image and honest attitudes.
6. Create a new constitution with in the party that adheres and practices democratic norms and not some family politics.
7. Hold central council session as specified in the constitution every two years or even change that to every year.
8. Change the old mentality of politics, hartal, attitude of boycotting the parliament.
9. Accept the defeat and congratulate the new government. Lend in hand to work with the party.
10. Stop grudging against the CTG and take responsibility for its own mistakes and congratulate CTG for a fair and clean election.
It is the grassroots leaders who are the bread and barter of BNP and they should be treated with respect and their comments should be taken seriously. Only then BNP can come out of its misery and be a viable leading party. Bangladeshi will surely give them the right credit they deserve if they can play it right.
Tags: BNP, dhaka, Election, parliament, party, Politics Posted in Politics | No Comments »
Wednesday, January 28th, 2009 by choudhury
BNP in its maiden parliament appearance made a mockery of it self. Leaving before the Presidents speech and ultimately stating that this president should be impeached is rather foolish and childish. I guess they need to take lessons in politics all over again. After all, it is the BNP who put president Iajuddin in the helm and now they are complaining about him. What a joke of the year! I have to mention the article Grateful of Mahfuz Anam in this regard:
We have always complained about the opposition normally being unhelpful, unreasonable, quarrelsome, combative, quick on their feet to walk out, and generally negative. Seldom have we found anything to thank them for. At last BNP-led opposition has given us something to cheer and be grateful for. On Sunday, they gave us the best joke of the year.
BNP in my mind needs to stop this kind of foolish politics and get a hold of itself. To start it should fire Mr.Delaware and start all over again. Otherwise the people will keep on neglecting them and soon they will even forgot about BNP and its petty politics.
Tags: BNP, iajuddin, Politics Posted in Politics | 1 Comment »
Friday, May 16th, 2008 by alexh51
AL and BNP are two of the biggest political parties in Bangladesh. Together they control almost 80% of the votes. Nevertheless after the liberation of Bangladesh in 1971 and subsequent bad rules by AL and BNP has put a dent on peoples mind about their true intentions. Together AL and BNP ruled this country for almost 27-28 years and rest of them by military rulers. I have to say if the military rules were not bent on ruling the country on their own, they would have been the ultimate benefactor of people of Bangladesh. After 1/11 of 2007 and its subsequent handling of the country, the military has shown extreme restraints and is doing an Excellent job in bringing the much anticipated reforms in Bangladesh.
Still a lot has to be done, particularly with in the big political parties. Years of misrule, disgust, corruption, nepotism, negative attitudes has tarnished the image of this two big parties to a great extend. Again an election without this two main parties might be unthinkable, if we can not find an alternate solution to their demise. May be the fault was to rely on the corrupt & Inept begums in Bangladesh or what ever that may be, for a sustainable democracy the country can not depend solely on two individuals. The country needs to proceed on its own and find suitable, charismatic, expert leaders for its development. I have to congratulate the European Union for their positive comments about Bangladesh and point out, that Election 2008
Tags: AL, BNP, corruption, EU, Politics Posted in Politics | No Comments »
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