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Session jam
Sir. A news in ihc paper of April 21 is heartening in the midst of gloom all around. The students of the new 1st year of BUET have demanded that their classes should start forthwith. They have passed their II Sc exam 2 years back and have remained away from classroom for 2 years! These arc the best years 1n the life of a person, they arc at their crc atlvc best In early 20s or late teens. But the wretched Coun try Is deprived of the fruils of the labour of our young people when the same Is needed most. Apparently It Is no matter of concern to anyone.
Moreover, the old fossils of the bureaucrats with vested Interest seem to relish the situation when their own offsprings go for education abroad and try lo settle down In a foreign country to live a decadent life of second class citizens. The so called leaders are no different. The university teachers arc also to be blamed for the situation In the universities. It appears that condition In BUET Is deteriorating continuously after the departure of Dr M A Rashid from the scene. The selfless dedication of the late teacher could create an fnstl tutlon of exemplary discipline and superb quality which Is a far-off drcam now
A Bengali student has Just returned from the USA after doing BS In Engg from a good varsity. He tells me that his classmates arc in 2nd year in Ihc BUET now I
Afghanistan
Sir. By the blessings of Almighty Allah and sacrifices of thousands of martyrs the freedom in Afghantstan ts there. But it is a matter of regret and pain that yet the issue is not completely solved. The differences among the Mulahedeen leaders In fact hurt all Muslim hearts around the world. It seems that we shall have to watch the civil war among the MuJahcdcen go on, which indeed may be a plan of alien external forces for the dlslnte gration of Afghanistan.
It to a matter of great concern that why leader* of the Mujahcdeen, Instead of shed
ding their petty difference and thinking only about unity and establishment of an Islamic state — which was the main reason of al) Mujahedeen — should lock in a fratricidal conflict after the war against the autocrat is over.
It is advisable that to solve this conflict, Islamic leaders should come forward, especially that of Iran and Pakistan who both hosted millions of the Mujahedeen, play an effective role in mitigating the difference among the Mujahedeen factions.
It is also my appeal to the Afghan brethren that they should not forget the main principle that they are fighting for forty years i.e. the sovereignly of their country. Any mistake may be unforgivable by the Almighty Allah, the martyrs and their orphans and widows.
Seyed Rahim Ashnakhah
An Iranian student of BUET
Large enterprises
Sir. The public sector Machine Tools Factory of Pakistan is supplying a sugar mills machinery to BSF1C while they earlier supplied the Natore Sugar mill. But the Bangladesh Machine Tools Factory is falling to pay the wage bill to employees regularly while its sate volume during 91 92 is far less than the compensation to employees. The above two news items were published in the local dailies In March ’92.
The giant Machine Tools Factory was set up after libera tlon as we chanted slogans of disparity during Pakistani days. Besides, Karachi Shipyard Is building ocean-going ships for Bangladesh Shipping Corporation while Chittagong Dry Dock Is losing since it* start up. A ship of 1000 DWT Is yet to be built al Chittagong Dry Dock though it has a capacity to build ships of 16,000 DWT or
It la evident that our teamed professors who played
a pioneering rote in discovering disparities in respect of large industrial undertakings, became emotional after liberation as Planning Commission members might have allowed the blunder.
Let those planners of large enterprises do something real and concrete towards proper management as they perhaps envisaged while planning during 72-75 or so.
Sadiq Alee
Maghbazar, Dhaka
Resolve problems
Sir. The people of the prob lem ridden country voted the majority party to power to have better service from them. Hence each member of the Government to to take care of the problems, at least 60 pc of the total If not all, and resolve them. They have to be Arm in action tn favour of the majority of the people.