Bangladesh Socio-Political Crisis 2024 and onwards

[mulj]

Geography? I think this is what Pakistan has been using for past 30 years and see the result. Nations are built by human resource, sound economic policies etc and not geography. But you seem to be a well wisher of BD. So go ahead! Come back in 5 years with all the benefits!

They are still better in average then you, if this so bad for Bangladesh why you complain and rattle?

 

[UKBengali]

Indians need to calm down.

BD will not become a hostile state but will be less inclined to favor them as there will be no more "1971" sentiment card to be played with new government.

It is a country of 170 million people and if India knows what is good for it, it will treat it as a sovereign and equal state to it.

There is no need for BD and India to be hostile to each other but there will be more Chinese involvement in BD, especially on the infrastructure front.

India needs to get used to this new paradigm.

 

[Guynextdoor]

Indians need to calm down.

BD will not become a hostile state but will be less inclined to favor them as there will be no more "1971" sentiment card to be played with new government.

It is a country of 170 million people and if India knows what is good for it, it will treat it as a sovereign and equal state to it.

There is no need for BD and India to be hostile to each other but there will be more Chinese involvement in BD, especially on the infrastructure front.

India needs to get used to this new paradigm.

You don't need to reassure us. We know BD won't become a hostile state. Kaleda will set up a new phoneline. And it will be business as usual.

 

[LeonBlack08]

Khaleda Zia is also an Indian asset only. We are 'friends' with everyone.

Don't worry .. we don't want Khaleda either. Find yourself a new minion.

 

[LeonBlack08]

Drone images from the parliament building

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[Garcia Sea]

I have witnessed similar scenes in many countries, notably in Egypt and Ukraine, and also in Thailand. In all these cases, after students overthrew the government, extremists or the military rose to power in the name of democracy. The first act is always to ban the previous ruling party, followed by the dismantling of the opposition and the takeover of the media. This leads to the establishment of a ruthless, dictatorial regime, a real one, not a weak government that can be easily toppled by protests.

The truly difficult path lies ahead. We must accept the Awami League's participation in elections and, even if the results of the next election are unfavorable, we must have the tolerance to accept democracy. Otherwise, the military, or the BNP, or extremist parties that ride on the coattails of these protests, will establish a powerful government that will not tolerate any dissent. By the time we realize our mistake, it will be too late to regret.

This is a cycle that has been repeated time and again around the world. I sincerely hope that the people of Bangladesh will regain their composure, return to the fundamental principles of democracy, and prevent the emergence of a dictatorial regime. If, in the next general election, a particular party is excluded due to emotional decisions, it will mark the beginning of a dark era.

 

[TopGun786]

Imran Khan is fascist. No comparison with Bangladesh protests. PTI-supporter only movement just to install their fascist leader will always fail in Pakistan.

Now if somehow every party united to throw out establishment then that would be possible. But again not under fascist Imrandu.

Even if you give PTI seats based on 45 form then they will barely have majority. And all that because of anti-establishment vote. In Pakistan right now PTI/Imrandu is busy kissing establishment ass again for relief.

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[313Ghazi]

Congratulations to our Bangladeshi brothers on ridding yourself of another tyrant. You are an inspiration. May Allah swt bless your nation with success and peace.

 

[Guynextdoor]

Don't worry .. we don't want Khaleda either. Find yourself a new minion.

Whoever it is. We know it will not change anything for us.

 

[LeonBlack08]

I have witnessed similar scenes in many countries, notably in Egypt and Ukraine, and also in Thailand. In all these cases, after students overthrew the government, extremists or the military rose to power in the name of democracy. The first act is always to ban the previous ruling party, followed by the dismantling of the opposition and the takeover of the media. This leads to the establishment of a ruthless, dictatorial regime, a real one, not a weak government that can be easily toppled by protests.

The truly difficult path lies ahead. We must accept the Awami League's participation in elections and, even if the results of the next election are unfavorable, we must have the tolerance to accept democracy. Otherwise, the military, or the BNP, or extremist parties that ride on the coattails of these protests, will establish a powerful government that will not tolerate any dissent. By the time we realize our mistake, it will be too late to regret.

This is a cycle that has been repeated time and again around the world. I sincerely hope that the people of Bangladesh will regain their composure, return to the fundamental principles of democracy, and prevent the emergence of a dictatorial regime. If, in the next general election, a particular party is excluded due to emotional decisions, it will mark the beginning of a dark era.

Yes, a very critical phase now - power transition. But we have hope that BA will not assume power and hand over to a civilian national unity interim govt. Discussions on-going to select the advisors and the heads of the interim government.

 

[Alter_Ego]

You don't need to reassure us. We know BD won't become a hostile state. Kaleda will set up a new phoneline. And it will be business as usual.

Who anyone in Bangladesh phones do we not care about.
What matters is real political actions and that is precisely what the people will consider when they vote. As long as Bangladesh stays strategically independent, economy does good and there is rule of law, Khaleda og Hasina can phone call anyone they want.

 

[Vikramaditya1]

The military got involved by simply refusing to be involved.
Hasina and AL alone is not powerful enough to resist a countrywide mass movement of this scale.

The optics is bad. The army chief announcing interim government? All I'm saying is it should have been the President or someone. But to each of their own I guess.

 

[Guynextdoor]

Who anyone in Bangladesh phones do we not care about.
What matters is real political actions and that is precisely what the people will consider when they vote. As long as Bangladesh stays strategically independent, economy does good and there is rule of law, Khaleda og Hasina can phone call anyone they want.

We are ready and willing to do business with whoever takes over in BD

 

[UKBengali]

I have witnessed similar scenes in many countries, notably in Egypt and Ukraine, and also in Thailand. In all these cases, after students overthrew the government, extremists or the military rose to power in the name of democracy. The first act is always to ban the previous ruling party, followed by the dismantling of the opposition and the takeover of the media. This leads to the establishment of a ruthless, dictatorial regime, a real one, not a weak government that can be easily toppled by protests.

The truly difficult path lies ahead. We must accept the Awami League's participation in elections and, even if the results of the next election are unfavorable, we must have the tolerance to accept democracy. Otherwise, the military, or the BNP, or extremist parties that ride on the coattails of these protests, will establish a powerful government that will not tolerate any dissent. By the time we realize our mistake, it will be too late to regret.

This is a cycle that has been repeated time and again around the world. I sincerely hope that the people of Bangladesh will regain their composure, return to the fundamental principles of democracy, and prevent the emergence of a dictatorial regime. If, in the next general election, a particular party is excluded due to emotional decisions, it will mark the beginning of a dark era.

While I generally agree that everyone should be allowed to stand, BD needs to move to ban the names AL and BNP as they represent a failed past.

Also certain people like Khaleda Zia and others need to be excluded from ever holding office again as their previous ineptness and corruption can never be allowed again.

What we need is to dismantle the corrupt infrastructure of both BNP and AL but still allow people that lean towards at least some of the policies of those parties to form new parties with a "clean sheet".

 

[Alter_Ego]

I have witnessed similar scenes in many countries, notably in Egypt and Ukraine, and also in Thailand.

Thailand i dont know about but Egypt and Ukraine was engineered by the United States.
In Bangladesh however, the US has no such influence to achieve similar outcome.

Military wont grab the power... If they try, they will fail..and they know it.