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A gory political scene
To the naked eye, Saturday's grenade attack on the AL rally looks a lot like an attempt to keep the Awami League out of Bangladesh politics. It also appears that the attack was planned to kill the organisation's top leaders, including Sk. Hasina. The government should not allow people to guess which of their rivals was behind the move since that is not at all hard to guess.
This is an act that demands that the AL and Hasina must cease their political activities in Bangladesh. The AL or Sk. Hasina may not be perfect. Still, they are one of the major partners of our democracy, and the party had led us in 1971 to independence. For the sake of our democracy and the advantages we have in the
world as a moderate Muslim country, we must eliminate the threats coming from the forces of intolerance.
Sirajul Islam
Social sciences researcher and consultant
Shyamoli, Dhaka
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Considering the recent incidents, it can be said easily that the government not only inspire the bigots but also patronise them to eliminate the main opposition. The latest attack on the AL rally proves that point beyond any doubt.
A few days back when Ahsan Ullah master was assassinated in a public meeting, the government instantly claimed that he was killed by his own party men. How could the government say so without any investigation? People
don't expect such kind of remarks from a democratic government.
How will it defend the killing of 18 people at an AL rally at the Bangabandhu Avenue ?
Kushal
Dhaka College, Dhaka
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I do not find any words to condemn or express my rage at the monstrous, terrible, and dreadful act. If one looks back to the major bombing incidents since March 16 -- there were
attacks on an Udichi function in Jessore followed by the Ahmadiyya Mosque at Khulna, CPB rally in Dhaka, Ramna Park incident on Pahela Baishakh, a church in Gopalganj, AL targets at various places, mazars and cinema houses ---one may find a common thread, which clearly
points to the quarters who might have perpetrated the crimes.
What is the government going to do this time around?
MA ,On e-mail