Mystery of fall-outs!
The newspapers are full of fall-outs and mergers in different sectors, including economic and political. Dhaka political stock exchange is hot, before the coming elections. The stands and antics of the political parties are confusing for the voters. This is the penalty we are paying for the sustained systems losses since we gained freedom and/or independence in 1971.
We have not yet started running the country in a normal routine pattern. Of course new freed politics takes time to settle down to long-term goals and aspirations. Translating wishes into concrete performances is not so easy. We are learning or unlearning?
What is more surprising is that we Bengali Muslims have a homogeneous society, living with some minority groups for centuries; but the debates and clashes continue. Political parties have developed cultured basic differences in the approach to national goals. Fall-outs are debris to be cleared; for brighter outlooks. Who could rescue us, and show the way? Are we still fighting some sort of internal revolution? Inventing something new in LDC politics?
Have we spotted the bugs; and what are the debugging devices tried so far? The vacuum has given a platform to the religious extremists in the political sphere. Today South Asian countries are being torn apart. We need a Saarc, but where is it hiding [in purdah] all these decades? We are indulging in exercises in futility, which is creating uncontrollable reactions inside the millions of citizens, who wish to live normal, peaceful and happy lives.
These exercises have to be initiated by the top leaders of the country, with the parliament playing a leading role. But the JS is not attractive to the opposition, and the politicians cannot find solutions.
In how many countries do we see the creation/existence of interim caretaker governments before the elections?
Why the 80 million voters have to continue to suffer the intransigence of our political autocrats?
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