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■ READERS respond
Here are some comments that came in response to Tuesday's The Daily Star news report headlined “An open letter”
Joy
Please don't give up. Bangladesh needs you.
Shafiqul Islam
He is an honest and brave politician. Bangladesh needs such type of politicians.
Arif
We salute your valorous decision. We need such an ideal and patriotic leader but we are disappointed that you could not contribute for long time to your country's cause.
Mir Abdul Mostafa
This is a very informative letter.
Drislam
Dear Taj, thanks for opening your heart and letting the people know what is going on internally. Please don't get frustrated in this hour of national crisis.
Please build a platform for honest politicians inside the country and abroad.
Robin Chowdhury
You have set an excellent example for the young generation. We salute you not only for your honesty but for the courage to stand up for rights.
Shibli
I appreciate your decision Mr. Taj, but Bangladesh badly needs you in politics.
Mohammad Rahman
It is unfortunate that the Awami League Government failed to evaluate you (Tanjim Ahmad SohelTaj).
Dr. Shaidul Kazi, Finland
Dear Taj, please keep on writing your feelings, thoughts and suggestions about Bangladeshi politics.
Dr. M. Mahbppb Hossain
I thank you Mr. Taj. I appreciate your decision. I hope other politicians will follow your footsteps.
Rumman
It is sad that we are losing politicians like you.
Abul U.K.
I only hope our historians will record this for the coming generations to follow.
Mustaq Ahmed
Your decision to resign and commitment to honesty must be praised.
Bangladesh needs more people like you.
Md. Russell Talukder
People will remember you even more with love and honour for this selfless, courageous act and take your resignation as a silent, yet timely and strong protest.
Amdem, USA
In the open letter, Sohel Taj revealed his philosophy of life, the political situation in Bangladesh and his withdrawal from politics. He wished that his whole life would be above greed. He was against corruption, irregularities and mismanagement. He was definitely upset about the unwanted happenings in the country that led him to resign. He, however, hopes that good governance will be established in the country through the practice of healthy politi-