ongoing violence
Threats against the state JSF organizer Anyar Hesen Lichon

Hakikul Islam Khokan

New York expatriate Haji Anwar Hussain Liton, organizer of Jatiya Sammilit Forum – Bangladesh (JSF) said, “Incidents like the cowardly shooting of Sharif Osman Hadi of the Inkilab Mancha and the planned burning of public transport right after the announcement of the election schedule are not a simple “deterioration of the law and order situation”. Shameless attack on democratic existence. Khabar IBNNews.

New York expatriate Haji Anwar Hussain Liton, the organizer of the National Collective Forum – Bangladesh (JSF) also said, “The political proposal says that this unprecedented violence is only an expression of a deep political crisis.” The cause of this crisis is the undesired division between the ‘insurgent forces’ and the aimless conduct of political activities. The leadership and power of the coup today must be realised—their lust for power, self-interested divisions and strategic conflicts have created this dire environment. Mere fatuous tales of “disappearance or third-party incitement” are not enough. The truth is harsher: the disunity and irresponsible role of the insurgent forces has fueled much of this violence today.

The worst aspect of this division is that it is sowing the seeds of a terrible enmity by crushing the very foundation of the state, i.e. mutual trust and confidence among citizens. When political parties begin to see each other as ‘enemies to abolish’ rather than constitutional adversaries, the state begins to lose its moral foundations and institutional balance. As a result, violence becomes a political weapon, and democracy becomes a fearful, bloody and sterile formality.
​The ongoing political violence and vindictive behavior in the country is not just against an individual, party or specific election—it is a deep conspiratorial threat to the sanctity of the democratic process, social cohesion and the long-term stability of the state. Recent developments make it clear that,Political divisions have reached dangerous levels where differences of opinion are no longer confined to a healthy atmosphere of democratic competition; Rather, it has transformed into a culture of conflict, aggression, subversion and state fear.

He declared in unequivocal terms, “If this political division cannot be dealt with now, if the participation of the participants in the coup and the developed social forces i.e. the professionals cannot be ensured in the state power, then the inevitable result is not only the collapse of any party or government; Rather, it will pave the way for a long-lasting chaos and anarchy for the entire state and nation. The first and integral condition for saving the country is political tolerance, mutual respect, constitutional responsibility and a speedy return to democratic behavior. If the politics of division and conflict are not stopped,The state itself will inevitably descend into an uncertain and destructive civil war.