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[TR_123456]

This guy was detained for his post about Kashmir.

BAL and India damaged Bangladesh so much that I wonder if we will ever recover from this. The system was already corrupted and BAL made it worse by giving India easy access in places where no country is supposed to enter. Banking, telecommunication, data centers, military, intelligence, law enforcements everything is compromised. If Pakistan did this to India it would've cried for war by now but the influence here is so deep that even interim govt couldn't do anything. Bangladesh is basically a lost cause since Brits took control.

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Looks like Indian propaganda machines didn't do so well during their election coverage in Bangladesh.

So,why not change it?

 

[Isa Khan]

So,why not change it?

Quite hard when your system is full of corrupt people. Like I said the interim couldn’t do anything and these people didn’t let them either. The new one won't do anything either.

 

[TR_123456]

Quite hard when your system has full of corrupt people inside. Like I said the interim couldn’t do anything and these people didn’t let them either. The new one won't do anything either.

Thats sad man,all for nothing.
So many people died,no lesson learned.

 

[Afif]

Thats sad man,all for nothing.
So many people died,no lesson learned.

Obviously it has changed significantly.
The excessive foreign intrusion from a certain neighbour in our state apparatus is not the primary problem anymore. That has gone down significantly with BAL's departure.

It is our corrupt politicians and beurocracy that would hold the country backward for their own gains and trying their best to keep the old system alive to benefit them and not implement the much needed reforms that were envisioned after July revolution.

Only thing positive is that, today good people has stronger voice, organisation, as well as representation in the parliament than what we had before overthrowing Hassina. So that's not nothing.

 

[TR_123456]

Obviously it has changed significantly.
The excessive foreign intrusion from a certain neighbour in our state apparatus is not the primary problem anymore. That has gone down significantly with BAL's departure.

It is our corrupt politicians and beurocracy that would hold the country backward for their own gains and trying their best to keep the old system alive to benefit them and not implement the much needed reforms that were envisioned after July revolution.

Only thing positive is that, today good people has stronger voice, organisation, as well as representation in the parliament than what we had before overthrowing Hassina. So that's not nothing.

So,same political system same parties same bureaucracy but the people have a voice now?
Game changing representation or just a couple of votes?

 

[Isa Khan]

Obviously it has changed significantly.
The excessive foreign intrusion from a certain neighbour in our state apparatus is not the primary problem anymore. That has gone down significantly with BAL's departure.

It is our corrupt politicians and beurocracy that would hold the country backward for their own gains and trying their best to keep the old system alive to benefit them and not implement the much needed reforms that were envisioned after July revolution.

Only thing positive is that, today good people has stronger voice, organisation, as well as representation in the parliament than what we had before overthrowing Hassina. So that's not nothing.

One heck of a consolation prize.

 

[Afif]

So,same political system same parties same bureaucracy but the people have a voice now?
Game changing representation or just a couple of votes?

Different parties. It is a significant representation. There are good people and student leaders that were elected to the parliament.