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To the Editor
RAJUK plots
Sir, Few years back I suggested through the letter column of a premier English dally that Instead of allotment of residential plots to individuals. DTT (now RAJ UK) should think of building multistoried flats for allotment of hire-purchase system. This would mean maximum welfare to greater number of people In place of few selected persons and at the same time would enable the people in the middle income group including government servants to own a house in the city when they retire from service. In a city like Dhaka where land is becoming scarce and price beyond common men s reach, this is. perhaps, one of the sensible welfare oriented propositions to solve the city . housing problem
Sir. I wonder if suggestions offered, grievances ventilated through such columns are ever
given any thought by the concerned authorities.
H R Chowdhury Mogh Bazar, Dhaka.
ME peace
Str. Of late there is little talk about the ME problems in the media. Virtually the problems as well as the sufferings the Gulf crisis has put the people of the region in are not over with the end of the Oulf war Rather the war has added further dimensions to that, such as ravaged infrastruc-ture/economy. Kurdish refugees among others Besides sources of similar crisis and war still remain In the region. As such I feel something must be done to elimi nate suspicion and chances of further suffering of the people, at the earliest And hence the following suggestion.
The moat important now is to take all necessary measures to eliminate any possibility of starting any military action
again In the Perian Gulf zone.
It Is necessary to start discussions on post-war order tn the region immediately and to build up regional security system which could guarantee against any military conflict 1n the area.
The future of the Middle East has to be determined by Middle East States themselves, including Israel. Otherwise such security system would not live long.
All measures In the Middle East must be coordinated and be comprehensive should but reflect not only the point of view of only one state, even tf it Is a superpower
It is very important to keep unity in Arab world and not allow the spilt among Arab states, because It would weaken the whole regton.
The present post-war situation tn the Gulf region gives a unique chance for political settlement of Arab Israel conflict and Just resolution of
Palestinian problem. The leaders of the world's great powers now better appreciate the urgent need for solution of all Middle East problems, because they become a source of un-stabillty. tnconfldence and continuing arms race in the region Such a situation gives a good chance to Arabs, which tlwy should not miss.
Some political quarters In the West and in the USA might try to restrict participation of USSR in the ongoing process of working out a new regional order in the Middle East. Such an attempt could cause nega tlve consequences and oe harmful for the Arabs as well as the region, since it was the USSR who from the very be ginning of the conflict in the Oulf supported the claim for Independence, sovereignty and territorial Integrity of all states tn the regton. including Kuwait and Iraq
A K M Murshed Chktaponp