The politics of Bangladesh is divided into two parts

Jasim Uddin:

The politics of Bangladesh is divided into two factions, the one in favor of the liberation war of 1971 and the other in favor of making the 24 Chha movement a liberation war. A recent small incident but a big question is the Tariq Rahman government’s intelligence exchange agreement with Pakistan. The question is whether Pakistan is a friend of Bangladesh. Is India a friend of Bangladesh? Now the only friendly countries of Bangladesh are USA and Russia. 24th fascism or Sheikh Hasina regime change brought home the defeated power of 71. With the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in the student movement in Bangladesh, leaders, activists and supporters of the government-backed student organization Bangladesh Chhatra League were expelled from all universities and colleges in Bangladesh. Could not return to campus or hostel due to mob attack. Over 100 Chhatra League leaders and activists have been killed in Bangladesh so far due to harassment and physical torture by the activists and supporters of the Islamic Chha Shibir and Bangladesh Nationalist Chha Party. Thousands of Chha League workers were injured. Yunus government has banned some Chhatra League activities, which is a big hindrance. Today, a humanitarian disaster, one and a half lakh students from educational institutions across Bangladesh are deprived of education. All these leaders, workers and supporters of Bangladesh Chhatra League against the 24th July movement are victims. I can say from my experience of politics in Dhaka University. From the 70s till now, government-backed student organizations dominated all universities, a form of occupation. Its continuation is still going on. The main tool of occupation of student organizations is the residential problem of students. Students of Mofswal district outside Dhaka get a proportional rate of admission in public universities. They do not have the financial ability to live in Dhaka city or rent a house. farmer,The only hope for the children of the middle class and working class is the university’s residential dormitories. After admission to the university, the only recourse to get a room in the hall of residence is to seek refuge from the authorities and the student leaders who dominate or control the hall of residence. The student leaders added a condition that to get a room in the hostel, they have to attend the march meeting of the student organization. Being unsettled, he participated in the organization’s activities by sacrificing his ideals to get his place in the district. This is the reality. This is the real picture of educational institutions in Bangladesh. Similarly, during the seventy years of rule of Awami League, 70% of the Bangladesh Chha League participated in the Chhatra League march meetings against their ideals. On July 24, the leaders of the Dhaka University Hall Committee of the Chhatra League, who were leading the movement, shouted Jai Bangla slogans in the meeting procession of the Chhatra League. Because they are six middle-class families and children of farmers, expatriate workers, they did not have a place to live in the city in Dhaka. The only hope was the Dhaka University residential dormitory. So forced to do the politics of student league. Today he will make the law of Bangladesh. Standing and giving a speech in Parliament. On July 24th, expensive car dealerships protested today.He is living in Dhaka city with his expensive wife. Sheikh Hasina has built a residence in Delhi with the death penalty in mind. Adhikari West Bengal’s new chief minister announced that Sheikh Hasina will be carried by a military helicopter and she will land at Dhaka airport. The future will tell whether the story is real or fictional. Jamaat-backed Islamic student camps in Bangladesh, including Dhaka University, are under occupation. In 1971, Dhaka University’s residential hall Rokeya Hall along with Jagannath Hall teachers’ residential quarter who recognized our sisters and handed them over to the West Pakistani military junta was Razakar. The children of Albadar, Alshams have taken over Dhaka University today. Home Minister Uddin says that those who were killed in mob terror after the 24th July agitation is an expression of anger. M:Home Minister, did Sheikh Mujibar make a mistake by forgiving my sisters of Rokeya Hall in 1971 who were handed over to Pak forces for rape? The nation pays for it. Today, the main discussion has changed that position and ordinary students attend meetings in Islami Chhatra Shibir and Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal processions. Basically, the change of government, the change of power in the campus is not a matter of change of ideals or values. This practice must be changed to allow ordinary students to participate in the study of their thinking consciousness. Students’ intellectual thinking cannot be imprisoned behind the housing problem. Depriving one lakh and fifty thousand students of education for being involved in the politics of Chaelig is a huge humanitarian disaster for a nation. The dreams of poor middle class parents are ruined today. I will call on Prime Minister Tariq Rahman to bring back education programs to students. Legal action should be taken against those who committed the crime. It is a crime against humanity to enter the campus through mob terror by depriving all the children of the educational program in Ganhar. All educational institutes will be academic and educational research programs. The dream of poor parents is that their children will earn higher education and become big officers. Will take control of the world. But due to a residential problem, Chaelig’s procession is unable to go to the campus today due to the meeting. The matter should be considered impartially. The six leaders of the 24th July movement and Chhatra League are genuine workers. Joy Bangla Joy Sheikh Hasina’s slogan in Parliament today. I am not speaking for the BCL. I am talking about the dream of a child of a poor family. I told the story of breaking the dreams of parents. Tariq Rahman can give the solution. Paint a good house in Bangladesh. Let’s move forward to a good home, Bangladesh.