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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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PM should stand down
The present government led by Sheikh Hasina is not likely to bring the desired confidence of the opposition, no matter how strong the election commission may be. The solution to our problem lies in opposition's demand that Sheikh Hasina should resign from her post as the PM and a neutral person accepted by both the camps is appointed in her place.
This will also bring an end to the current sufferings of the people.
Engr. Shaheedul Islam
Gulshan-1, Dhaka
Creation of artificial blood
This remarkable and extraordinary medical discovery reported in your back page on 2nd November could well be the most salutary event of this decade, or may even be of this century.
In the days to come, blood will be available like any other medicine across any druggist's counter. Importantly, it will ease the matter of blood transfusion that now requires matching of the blood type and grouping. This will be a great boon as blood is needed in case of accidents, injuries and during surgery or other medical situations. There will be no need any longer for a matching human donor that quite often is not readily available.
Engr. S. A. Mansoor
Gulshan, Dhaka
President should intervene
The country has been in turmoil for the last few months. The two major political parties are responsible for this situation. How many deaths, burnt bodies, scared faces of children would satisfy these two ladies? President Abdul Hamid, please help the nation heave a sigh of relief by solving the political crisis. We are looking forward to your intervention.
Iqbal Ali Khan
Director
Admin & Gustomer relations
Naseem Group
Comments on news report, "Tainted figures on AL ticket," published on November 30, 2013
Vikram Khan
In Bangladeshi politics, crime, corruption, murder etc. look good on your GV.
Shahin Mahmud
If Syed Ashraful Islam's words are to be believed that "The party finalised its candidates based on grassroots opinion gathered over the last one year," then why has the name of our beloved MP Shafiqul Islam from Sirajganj-4, whose name was in the leaked list yesterday, been replaced with HT Imam's son today?
Saleh Tanveer
As long as anyone is sufficiently submissive to Hasina, all sins are forgiven. It really doesn't matter to her who is good for the country. What matters is who is good to her.
Ben 10
The country is heading towards great progress under the first lady dictator.
Nds
If they try to exclude all the tainted figures they will not be in a position to give nomination to more than two or three AL members.
Binodbangali
Who is not tainted? No politician is a "dhoa tulshi pata" at least from the moral point of view.
"Ominous sign" (December 1, 2013)
Mohammad Rahman
Thank you for an excellent and thoughtful analysis. The conclusion truly reflects what we have been going through.
SM
In the final analysis we know what needs to be done—only two persons are behind this sliding dark path and we are still giving them chances! Grow up Bangladesh, smell the ashes and throw the garbage out.
Jakaria Bulbul
"Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; / Mere anarchy is loosed upon Bangladesh!!" Sorry, W. B. Yeats, for replacing the last word "world" with "Bangladesh." Nothing can describe Bangladesh now but these lines.
Saleh Tanveer
"Meanwhile, Sheikh Hasina is upholding the constitution and Khaleda Zia is fighting for a polltime caretaker government." Yes indeed, Nero fiddled while Rome burnt.
SY
Very well written; I hope the biased and unbiased readers will ponder over it.
Zman7
Gan't our journalists provide the authorities with information including the possible photographs of the arsonists?
Nrb
One wonders who will benefit from these senseless acts.