But this 2500 dead claim will put BNP into much deep trouble as it is already known that this is much much exaggerated figure..................On the next day Inu gave this ultimatum to opposition.
Are you still trying to cover-up the Genocide committed by BAL----by way of peddling the issue in the garb of 2500 deaths or 2499 or 49 or 9 ? unnecessary debate to distract the attention of the world and domestic conscientious to non-issue ? What really you are up to ?
The issue-at-hand is whether BAL has attacked the unharmed gathering (that too when most were sleeping---a torture act because any sleeping assembly is peaceful) and has dishonored and violated the rights of any human life in criminal manner in Shapla Slaughter case ?
What if the number is 200 not 2000 or even 20---as long as it is an assembly ? Does any smaller no.' reduce the crime ? You think so ? It is now on BAL Govt. to conduct / allow a Judicial / International Investigation to dispel the doubt----which they will never agree to, you bet.
If you do not protest now effectively, they are known to have plan & determination of 100,000 such more deaths in just near future----if required to ensure the continuation of ruling this poor Bangladesh. This was only the test case to be sure that Bangladesh has unluckily produced so far enough of those elements so that they can proceed unabated. The plan is well-thought, and supported.
Read below todays (you dont have to go far) Post no 378 by Asad71s in this thread:
.It is pertinent to point out here that, the constitution of Bangladesh pledges to respect the International Laws and moreover Bangladesh has signed that Universal Declaration of Human Rights. So, our Govt. cannot ignore its liability to protect the citizens from the police and ruling party thugs.
This incident of mass murder by police indicate the serious scenario of falling rule of law in Bangladesh. The Republic is bound to ensure the democratic rights and safety of life and property of every citizen. Furthermore, it has responsibility to ensure citizens fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution. But, by killing, torturing and injuring the participants of demonstrations, Govt. has grossly violated human right of life.
Article 35 of the Constitution of Peoples Republic of Bangladesh says that, No person shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman, or degrading punishment or treatment. But Police have violated this right by reckless shooting at unarmed Hefazat activists. The unprovoked attack of peaceful sit-in and restraining from lawful demonstration violated some very basic human rights which Bangladesh is committed to protect. The practice of oppression amounts to defiance of freedom of association and assembly recognized by Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Bangladesh is a signatory of International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) 1966 which incorporated certain fundamental human rights. Bangladeshi security forces cannot impose unreasonable restrictions on the right of peaceful
assembly held in accordance with law as provided article 21 of the Covenant.
....Please raise your voice in a way that it is heard. Time is passing by quickly.....before all of us meet the next.