Writing the Future of Bangladesh

But the question is what the working class people are getting, nothing but the highest degree of poverty.

Courtesy: knowledgebank.irri.org

(SALEM) - Tons of articles were written on the present situations of Bangladesh. Many analysis were written and that’s all are history, that either ignored or are part of popular history of the nation. Recently a fellow Bangladeshi, Dr. Milton Biswas, Associate Professor at University of Chittagong, asked me to write in favor of Bangladesh Awami League (BAL), blaming me that I write in favor of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).

Milton is not an uncommon one, most of the members of the civil society in the country are visibly divided into two main political sects either they are supporter of the ruling Bangladesh Awami League (BAL) or Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). Other than they are strong fundamentalist or far left.

What these civil society people are doing is what the people in power are deciding not the people and they clearly they are not pro people.

And these people are jointly deciding what & how the history of Bangladesh will be in the future but they are not deciding how Bangladesh will be 20 years later. They are making sure that they and their families will be able to live the best life ever after 20 years. That is what they are running after and surely they will get that in course time.

But the question is what the working class people are getting, nothing but the highest degree of poverty. The poor people are thinking how to survive; either they die in the road or in the torture cell of law enforcement agencies or die every day in fear of more poverty and insecurity.

These civil society people have sold their head either to this or that party or to some imperialist force and ignoring the masses.

The nation was betrayed in 1971 and after 1971, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the so called father of nation become the first dictator and following his path of Ziaur Rahman, Hussain Muhammad Ershad ruled the country.

The inspirations of liberation were ignored and the process continues and that narrow down so sharply, the few families become the beneficiaries of 1971.

I will ask you please look in to the Wikipedia page and think with open mind. I believe you will be very clear who the beneficiaries of 1971 are.

These are the families:

· 1 The Chowdhury Family

· 2 The Sher-e-Bangla Family

· 3 The Sheikh Mujib Family

· 4 The Ziaur Rahman Family

· 5 The Siddikys of Baliadi

· 6 The Dhaka Nawab Family

· 7 The Chowdhurys of Munshiganj

· 8 The Mahmood Family of Sirajgonj

· 9 The Mirza Family of Thakurgaon

· 10 The Ershad Family

· 11 The Khan Choudhury Family

· 12 The Taj Family

· 13 The Islam Family

· 14 The Chowdhury Family of Tangail

· 15 The Khans of Chittagong

· 16 The Khans of Dhamrai

· 17 The Khans of Barisal

· 18 The Chowdhurys of Faridpur

· 19 The Syed Family of Faridpur

· 20 Family of Mansur Ali

· 21 Zillur Rahman Family

Bangladesh for 4o years in different terms were ruled by them and now it becomes a tradition. The people are ignored and the process will continue, it is time for change.

The rule of law and democracy was replaced by the autocratic rulers, the nation is undergoing deep crisis today as it was yesterday and in 1971.

Now the time has come to liberate the nation from the hands of thugs and family ruling and bring the nation under true democracy and establish the rule of law and insure justice for all.

In 1971 the Pakistani military had killed a numbers of people but these families are killing the people of own country continuously by many means. They are using the poverty, unemployment, illness, law enforcement agencies; they are looting the property of the public. If it was right to resist the Pakistan military for peace for equal right, it will be more than right to resist the families who are behind the 40 years of continuous massacre.

It is our time, it is time of masses to bring them under law, get back what they have looted from us. But where is law, the nation is under lawlessness, the judges are political pimps of this or that party or foreign imperialist forces.

Law enforcement agencies are well trained killers, the whole institutions are the results, product and by product of wrong of 1971 and post 1971 errors.

Now no more 1971 but we need the revolution of the masses, now the masses have to come up and take these families down by all peaceful means.

It is time to resist the new generation thugs of those families. We have to count from where Sajeeb Wazed earned a huge amount of money. From which sectors he has looted the public property and made his Wazed Consulting, Inc.

The other one Tarique Rahman will have to follow the same process. Now it’s time for the masses to decide and get rid of these thugs.

Now it is time to write the future of Bangladesh, where these families will be listed as criminals and where the prosperity, rule of democracy will be the future of Bangladesh.

Salem-News.com Human Rights Ambassador William Nicholas Gomes is a Bangladeshi journalist, human rights activist and author was born on 25 December, 1985 in Dhaka. As an investigative journalist he wrote widely for leading European and Asian media outlets.

He is also active in advocating for free and independent media and journalists’ rights, and is part of the free media movement, Global Independent Media Center – an activist media network for the creation of radical, accurate, and passionate telling of the truth. He worked for Italian news agency Asianews.it from year 2009 to 2011, on that time he was accredited as a free lance journalist by the press information department of Bangladesh. During this time he has reported a notable numbers of reports for the news agency which were translated into Chinese and Italian and quoted by notable number of new outlets all over the world.He, ideologically, identifies himself deeply attached with anarchism. His political views are often characterized as “leftist” or “left-wing,” and he has described himself as an individualist anarchist.

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