Dhaka wants to restore 1972 constitution

[kidwaibhai]

As far as the fear thing goes. i have noticed the closer you get to India and china the more there neighbors dislike them. Case in point Pakistan, Bangladesh and srilanka don't really like India. Closer you get to china the more people are fearful of it japan, south Korea and others.
As far as Bangladesh-India relationship. Bangladesh and India both need to take the other prospective when forming policy and india will always have the upper hand because of its sheer size. but i think bangladesh can counter that with stronger relationship with Pakistan and China just as sri lanka is doing right now

 

[idune]

Why cant any of Bangladesh's matter be discussed without bringing INDIA in it???? Please get over the India centric mentality. It certainly seems some people hate the freedom and democracy they are enjoying and wants to revert to Mullahdom!

So first thing you need to do is get out of Bangladesh related thread prove you are not sore hypocrite.

As long india and indians are interfering with Bangladeshi matter it will be subject of discussion. That discussion is not out of fondness but out of bitterness.

 

[azmax007]

So first thing you need to do is get out of Bangladesh related thread prove you are not sore hypocrite.

As long india and indians are interfering with Bangladeshi matter it will be subject of discussion. That discussion is not out of fondness but out of bitterness.

Exactly, India always interferes in Bangladeshi affairs. They do not want Bangladesh to be military allies with Pakistan.

It pisses me off whenever someone says keep India out of Bangladesh's discussions when it's India that gets into Bangladesh's issues.

 

[ahmeddsid]

I have Said I will stay out of any Discussion started about Bangladesh, But If you Bring In India, then as an Indian cannot but come in. Besides, Bringing in India in a BD thread will derail it no doubt, as it was seen here, Hence India should be left out of your threads and Mind.

 

[dabloo]

I have Said I will stay out of any Discussion started about Bangladesh, But If you Bring In India, then as an Indian cannot but come in. Besides, Bringing in India in a BD thread will derail it no doubt, as it was seen here, Hence India should be left out of your threads and Mind.

Dear Ahmed,

I think soem people on this Forum have some personel problem with India, specially, Munshi, I don't know why.

Regarding India Bangladesh relation, it just a matter of envy, every weak one are envy of Strong ones, every poor are envy of rich ones, every junior are envy of seniors, it natural.

Any action whether good or bad taken by strong will always termed as bullying and nothing can be done about it.

Regards
Dabloo

@Munshi

Dear friend,

Store some fire for future, we still have to live many years.....

Dabloo

 

[BanglaBhoot]

Nothing personal against India but objective research and observation have brought me to the conclusion which you can find in my book The India Doctrine (1947-2007). Only after having read the book should you comment on my perspective since your views are presently based merely on your personal assessment and nothing more.

 

[BanglaBhoot]

They already did for the last 30 years... Let see how much the people score this time.... Its a test.. istnt it???

You should be ashamed of yourself as you directly mock our national self respect. You are truly a disgrace to the cause of our nation.

 

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[Communist]

Dalai Lama is a terrorist, a man who has followed non-violence, who has ensured that there are no Tibetan suicide bombers, Tibetan Freedom movement remains non violent is a terrorist and those in Kashmir are freedom fighters people who throw acids on women faces are upholders of Islam and saints justify that

The concept of terrorism is very obscured. The definition of this controversial term is very ambiguous. It is like Einstein's theory relativity. The definition changes, so does the concept, according to the changing circumstances. Yes Dalai Lama is a terrorist in the sense in which Israel is considered to be a terrorist. Do you know, Dalai Lama used to offer his dried shits to his Tibetan subjects as holy prasads (offerings) and none of the subjects could dare to refuse that? You do not know because, BBC, CNN, or Ananda Bazar Patrika did not tell you. Of course, there is a difference between Dalai Lama (who himself was an institution of systematic oppression) and Israel as space and time differ. We say China liberated Tibet, but CNN says China occupied Tibet. May be Dalai is now practicing non-violence, but he never did so when he was in Tibet. O ekhon mukhosh pore achhe... Kashmir is another issue and needs to be discussed on another threat. Na bujhe takko korona... Now, please let us get back to the Bangladesh topic before the mods ban me....

 

[rubyjackass]

The concept of terrorism is not that obscure my friend.
Any defifnition of it involves a piece of violence which the lama condemns.

And what's with Einstein's relativity now? Not relevant at all.

And regarding Dalai lama's ****,
why do you care? I do not believe it. But still if the subjects did not object why do you care?

Please give links to sources.

 

[Al-zakir]

BNP will oppose restoration of 1972 constitution affecting its politics: Delwar

by priyo.com | January 11, 2009 - 1:17am

BNP Secretary General Khandaker Delwar Hossain on Saturday said if Awami League- led government tries to restore constitution of 1972 affecting politics of BNP or any public interest, BNP will protest such change through legal procedure.

"We have come to know that Awami League led government is going to restore the constitution of 1972. If the new government tries to restore this constitution and it's any article goes against BNP-led four-party alliance or people's interest, we will protest against the step constitutionally," Khandaker Delwar Hossain told reporters in front of NAM flat residence in the capital yesterday.

He said BNP will join the first session of parliament and the MPs-elect of BNP will also protest against the government move of legalizing many decisions of the caretaker government. "Awami League is going to legalise activities done by the caretaker government. I am expecting that our MPs-elect will protest these issues from their respective positions," Delwar said.

He said all committees of BNP and its front organisation will be dissolved immediately and those will be reconstituted to bring back BNP's political strength. "On the basis of our party constitution, our union, upazila and district level committees will be reconstituted very soon through election across the country where BNP's grass-roots level activists and supporters will vote their leaders," he added.

BNP has 11 front organisations -Chhatra Dal, Sramik Dal, Muktijodha Dal, Samajik Sangsk-ritik Sangstha, Krishak Dal, Tati Dal Swechchashebak Dal, Olama and Matswajibi Dal. There is no union, upazila and district level committee of these organisations since long. It may be another cause of its defeat in the recent parliamentary election, the sou-rces said.

While talking to The Bangladesh Today, BNP Vice-Chairman MK Anwar said a secret deal between Awami League and the caretaker government took place earlier. On the basis of the deal, the caretaker government had taken position in favour of Awami League during general election. As per their terms and conditions, Awami League is bound to legalise the controversial steps of caretaker government.

"After taking oath before the first session of the new parliament, we along with our 29 MPs-elect of BNP will strongly protest against government decisions if such decisions go against our constitution and public interest," MK Anwar said.

Replying to a query about giving him the post of deputy speaker by the ruling party, he said "Soon after victory, AL leaders started attacks on BNP and its political alliance. Instead of reducing the attacks, several ministers are terming these attacks as BNP's internal conflict. Under these circumstances if they offer me deputy speaker post, I will tell them that I am not qualified enough to hold the post of their unilateral parliament," MK Anwar said.

BNP will oppose restoration of 1972 constitution affecting its politics: Delwar | Priyo.com

 

[TopCat]

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I dont think BNP will strongly oppose to this... They will not try to create that an issue as it might go against their popularity. They already should realize Bangladesh moved too far away from 1976 mindset.. BNP needs to modernize its values in 21st century standard...

"We have come to know that Awami League led government is going to restore the constitution of 1972. If the new government tries to restore this constitution and it's any article goes against BNP-led four-party alliance or people's interest, we will protest against the step constitutionally," Khandaker Delwar Hossain told reporters in front of NAM flat residence in the capital yesterday.

These are very weak statement....

 

[BanglaBhoot]

Going back to the 1972 constitution would erase everything that has happened over the last 35 years. I do not see how going back in time is progressive.

 

[idune]

sorry double post

 

[idune]

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I dont think BNP will strongly oppose to this... They will not try to create that an issue as it might go against their popularity. They already should realize Bangladesh moved too far away from 1976 mindset.. BNP needs to modernize its values in 21st century standard...

These are very weak statement....

1) Whole idea of 1972 constitution was to put secularism in place of Islam and "bismillahir rahmanir rahim". In Bangladesh nerarly 90% of the population are Muslim and taking away majority aspiration from constitution is for "popularity"? Your motive and statement could not be further from truth.

2) Since when working for aspiration of majority of the population became outdated? Bangladesh current constitution simply reflection of majority population. Same way biggest democracy US (or so called) constitution reflects aspiration of majority of its majority - "in god we trust"

3) Bangladesh has not moved away from aspiration of people, their value, religion and culture. It just happens few people, happens to be backed by indo-US nexus, have been trying to hijack aspiration of majority population. In bangladesh secularism is bought by people who thinks anti religion stand is heap trend and can ONLY think in boxed boundary of TV screen.

3) This election was to elect a new govt and to run the country. This was NOT a mandate to change constitution. Now if Awami league wants to use brute force and prescription from RAW lab to alter aspiration of majority population then Awami league will only be imposing minority wishes on majority of the population.

BNP and any other party that truly understand and represent people wishes has duty to resist such ill motivated move at all cost. Not to mention people should take action for their rights and aspiration.