No election good enough unless US gets its puppet regime in Bangladesh: Sajeeb Wazed

[Menthol]

No election good enough unless US gets its puppet regime in Bangladesh: Sajeeb Wazed​

A file photo of Prime Minister's ICT Affairs Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy

The United States' take on democracy and polls in Bangladesh is guided by a goal of putting a "puppet regime" in place, Sajeeb Wazed, ICT Affairs Advisor to the Prime Minister, said today (18 March).

"Unless the United States gets its puppet regime in place in Bangladesh, no election will be good enough according to them!" reads a post on his verified Facebook page.

US foreign policy moves involving Bangladesh have been questioned and criticised by several foreign policy analysts and civil society members in the span of the last few months.

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A series of columns and news analysis by analysts and academics even found the attitude to be "singling out" the youngest nation in South Asia.

US approach in Israel and Gaza has also been widely criticised within the country and around the world as it vetoed UN resolution demanding ceasefire in Gaza, aided Israel, and continues to preach about human rights.

Earlier, a Bloomberg opinion article, titled "Biden's Democracy Crusade Goes Astray in Bangladesh" observed that "Visa curbs and lectures are only making the US look partisan and arbitrary to many."



Lol!

So true!

 

[oblivion]

So after 2008 ( result of 1/11) election USA puppet was installed in Bangladesh and still screwing the country as a fascist regime? Well said Sajeeb Wazed Joy .

 

[Bengal71]

No election good enough unless US gets its puppet regime in Bangladesh: Sajeeb Wazed​

A file photo of Prime Minister's ICT Affairs Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy

The United States' take on democracy and polls in Bangladesh is guided by a goal of putting a "puppet regime" in place, Sajeeb Wazed, ICT Affairs Advisor to the Prime Minister, said today (18 March).

"Unless the United States gets its puppet regime in place in Bangladesh, no election will be good enough according to them!" reads a post on his verified Facebook page.

US foreign policy moves involving Bangladesh have been questioned and criticised by several foreign policy analysts and civil society members in the span of the last few months.

​

A series of columns and news analysis by analysts and academics even found the attitude to be "singling out" the youngest nation in South Asia.

US approach in Israel and Gaza has also been widely criticised within the country and around the world as it vetoed UN resolution demanding ceasefire in Gaza, aided Israel, and continues to preach about human rights.

Earlier, a Bloomberg opinion article, titled "Biden's Democracy Crusade Goes Astray in Bangladesh" observed that "Visa curbs and lectures are only making the US look partisan and arbitrary to many."



Lol!

So true!

Chora himself lives in the US and is a US citizen. Blocked freedom of speech in BD when they were in power but taking full advantage of the freedom of speech as an US citizen.