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শুভ নববর্ষ ১৪৩০ এর অবসরে আপনাদের সবাইকে জানাই শুভেচ্ছা। আনন্দ ও সুখের সঙ্গে জীবনের প্রতিটি ক্ষণ কাটুক আর পুরনো দোষ মাফ করে আমাদের সকলের সম্মানে আগামী দিনগুলো উজ্জ্বল হোক। নববর্ষে আশা করি আপনাদের সব স্বপ্ন এবং লক্ষ্য পূর্ণ হবে এবং আপনাদের জীবনে সমৃদ্ধি এবং উন্নয়ন হবে। নতুন বছরে আপনাদের সুস্বাস্থ্য, সুখ, সাফল্য এবং শান্তি কামনা করি । শুভ নববর্ষ!

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This Bangladeshi Islamist is called Mohammed Asaduzzaman and he has just been elected mayor of Brighton in UK. Thoughts?

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BFIU Orders Banks to Freeze Accounts of Asaduzzaman Khan and Family

The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) has directed all banks to freeze the accounts of former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, along with those of his wife, Lutful Tahmina Khan, and their children. A senior BFIU official confirmed the directive on Tuesday evening, citing reports of suspicious transactions linked to the family. The BFIU has issued a letter instructing banks to…

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Bangladeshi authorities have taken three student leaders, who helped coordinate rallies against government job quotas, from a hospital following days of deadly nationwide protests and state-imposed curfews and communication blocks. Officers reportedly forced the discharge of three leaders of the Students Against Discrimination movement from the Gonoshasthaya Kendra hospital in the capital, Dhaka, on Friday. Police had initially denied that Nahid Islam, Abu Bakar Mazumdar and Asif Mahmud were taken into custody. But Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan subsequently told reporters: “They themselves were feeling insecure. They think that some people were threatening them.” While Khan did not confirm whether the three had been formally arrested, he told reporters late on Friday, “We think for their own security they needed to be interrogated to find out who was threatening them. After the interrogation, we will take the next course of action.” [...]

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Aug. 5 (UPI) -- Bangladesh's embattled prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, resigned Monday and fled the country after protesters stormed her official residence in the capital amid a growing revolt that began over quotas for government jobs in which hundreds of mostly protesters have died.

The announcement from the head of the army, Gen. Waker-uz-Zaman, came after security forces were overwhelmed by thousands of people incensed by a violent government crackdown descending on the Sher-e-Bangla Nagar area of Dhaka, setting cars and offices ablaze.

Footage circulating online shows protesters celebrating inside Hasina's residence, removing furniture and elsewhere in the city trying to tear down a statue of her father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, former prime minister and leader of the country's independence movement, who was assassinated in 1975.

Promising the formation of an interim government, Zaman pleaded with demonstrators to call off their protests.

"Whatever demands you have, we will fulfil and bring back peace to the nation, please help us in this, stay away from violence," said Zaman who promised the military would also back off.

"The military will not fire at anyone, the police will not fire at anyone, I have given orders."

Hasina arrived by helicopter in India at a military airbase 17 miles east of Delhi on Monday evening with the BBC reporting that she may be en route to London, citing unconfirmed reports.

A spokesman for British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Monday that he wanted to see urgent action to "ensure democracy" won out -- but made no mention of Hasina coming to Britain or any discussions regarding where she might go into exile.

"The right to peaceful protest must be protected and never subjected to violence, and we call on the authorities to release all peaceful protesters and ensure due process is followed for those charged and prosecuted," he added.

"I hope that swift action is taken to ensure that democracy prevails and accelerate the process towards peace and security to people in Bangladesh."

Hasina's son, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, said she had been considering resigning for the past 24 hours and had left the country for her own safety at the insistence of her family.

He rejected the accusations leveled at the 76-year-old of outstaying her welcome after four terms totaling more than two decades during which she gradually morphed from the democratic icon catapulted into office in a people power uprising into an authoritarian leader amid crackdowns on dissent and allegations of graft.

"She has turned Bangladesh around. When she took over power it was considered a failing state. It was a poor country. Until today it was considered one of the rising tigers of Asia. She's very disappointed."

In Dhaka, demonstrators ignored an evening curfew as unrest and looting continued into the night with demonstrators breaching the gates and damaging the residence of Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan in the Dhanmondi area of the capital where smoke was seen coming from the building.

Protesters torched the city's Mujibur museum.

Northeast of Dhaka, 150 miles away in Sylhet, the offices of the deputy commissioner and superintendent of police and the homes of several councilors were attacked.

Hasina's resignation came a day after more than 90 people were killed Sunday during clashes between anti-government protesters and police -- 13 of whom were among those killed after thousands of people attacked a police station in the northwestern district of Sirajganj.

Sunday's casualties brought the death toll to 280 since early July when student protests over the partial reinstatement by the courts of civil service recruitment quotas -- where sought-after government jobs were reserved for supporters of Hasina's ruling Awami League -- erupted into wider, and violent, anti-government unrest.

Government crackdown efforts escalated from tear gas and rubber bullets to live fire, curfews and Internet blackouts bringing hundreds of thousands more people onto the streets demanding change and ultimately Hasina's resignation.

Student organizers had called Sunday for a national non-cooperation government boycott under which people would refuse to pay taxes and utility bills.

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Why Have You Needed To Understand About "Thesis and Internship" As A Food Engineering Undergraduate Students......

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A seminar on "Thesis & Internship" was organized today under the initiative of Department of Food and AgroProcess Engineering of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Science and Technology University. Here Abir Hossain Sir(Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical and Food Engineering, Duet) was present as a speaker in the said seminar. Our Honorable Chairman (Dr. Mohammad Asaduzzaman Khan) and teachers(Md. Entaduzzaman Jony, Md. Momin Khan, Pragati Bakshi) and students of Food and AgroProcess Engineering Department were also present there.

During two days(21-06-2023 to 22-06-2023) he(Abir Hossain) takes the 3:2 semester final lab viva(Heat and mass transfer, Food Analysis and Nutrition Technology) as a external and after ending this section he started the seminar to give a overall clear idea for the 1st batch (2018-19) student of that department.

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Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed accuses Yunus government of “political witch hunt”

Sajeeb Wazed, son of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, on Tuesday accused the country’s Muhammad Yunus-led interim government of “using the weapon of judiciary” to conduct a “political witch hunt” against Awami League leaders.

Wazed said in a social media post:

“The judges and prosecutors appointed by unelected Yunus led regime to conduct farcical trial process through International Crimes Tribunal makes it a political witch hunt that forsakes justice and marks another ongoing onslaught to persecute Awami League leadership.”

His statement came a day after Bangladesh’s interim government said it had sent a note verbale, or unsigned diplomatic communiqué, to India formally demanding Hasina’s extradition.

Hasina was removed from power and forced to flee to India on August 5 amid widespread student protests against her Awami League-led government. She served as Bangladesh’s prime minister for 16 years. On August 8, the interim government of Bangladesh was led by Nobel Prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus.

The Dhaka Tribune reported on August 15 that Bangladesh’s International Criminal Tribunal is investigating Hasina on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity in connection with violent anti-government protests between July 15 and August 5.

Nine other prominent leaders of Hasina’s Awami League party, including general secretary and former road transport minister Obaidul Quader and former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, are also under investigation.

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[ad_1] An aide to the Chief Adviser of the Bangladesh Interim Government, Muhammed Yunus, has said that India’s neighbouring country does not plan to impose a ban on the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) after a monk formerly associated with the organisation was arrested on alleged sedition charges. Speaking to ANI, Shafiqul Alam, the Press Secretary to Yunus, noted that Bangladesh is at a crucial stage, and the country’s Chief Adviser will soon give a national unity call to all political parties against all misinformation campaigns and against vested interest groups who are attempting to destabilize the nation. To a query on ISKCON being potentially banned in his country, Alam responded, “We have said we don’t have any plan to ban ISKCON. That is like we have said it repeatedly.” The situation in Bangladesh has been marked by increasing violence against minority communities following the arrest of spiritual leader Chinmoy Krishna Das. Das, who is associated with the Sammilita Sanatani Jagaran Jote, was arrested in Dhaka on November 25. The arrest followed a complaint filed on October 31 by a local politician who accused him and others of disrespecting Bangladesh’s national flag during a rally of the Hindu community. On being asked about the goal of the national unity call given by Muhammad Yunus, Shafiqul Alam said, “I think we are at a crucial stage, and we think you have seen how the nation got together to oust Sheikh Hasina. So, the Chief Adviser will call all the political parties for national unity, unity against all the misinformation campaigns, unity against all the vested interest groups who are trying to destabilize the country and who are selling all sorts of conspiracy stories and all kinds of fake news about Bangladesh. ” Bangladesh local media reported today that Younus met with all political parties of the country. A report in the Daily Star cited Amar Bangladesh Party Joint Secretary General Asaduzzaman Fuaad telling reporters in front of the Foreign Service Academy that leaders of all the political parties assured Yunus that their respective parties would stand by the government on the issue of national unity. Fuaad was cited as saying in the publication that several political parties urged Prof Yunus to take steps to hold elections as early as possible after implementing the necessary reforms. Meanwhile, the Press Secretary of the chief adviser of the Bangladesh interim government, when asked about a writ petition in the country’s High Court seeking a ban on the broadcast of Indian TV channels, said, “I think it is a matter of the court. I think let the court decide. We believe in open media freedom and open access to all TV stations. We believe in that.” Lawyer Ekhlas Uddin Bhuiyan, who filed the petition on Monday, is seeking a directive under the Cable Television Network Operation Act 2006 to prohibit the broadcast of Indian TV channels, Dhaka Tribune reported. It also asks why a rule should not be issued instructing a ban on Indian TV channels in Bangladesh, as per the Dhaka Tribune report. The secretaries of the Information Ministry and the Home Ministry, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), and others have been named as respondents in the petition. Further, Shafiqul Alam accused the country’s ousted premier, Sheikh Hasina, of being a “mass murderer.” He said that thousands of people were killed and made to disappear under Hasina’s watch. On being asked about Sheikh Hasina’s recent allegations against Mohammed Yunus, Shafiqul Alam said, “Sheikh Hasina is a mass murderer. She has overseen one of the most brutal dictatorships. Under her watch, thousands of people were killed, thousands of people disappeared, millions of opposition activists were charged with fake cases, fake charges, and now she is talking. We are quite shocked and surprised that she is still allowed to talk to the media from her residence.” Hasina had accused the interim government of Bangladesh

of “unlawfully seizing power” and condemned the “direct and indirect persecution” of ordinary people. She accused the current interim government led by Muhammad Yunus of ‘harassing’ the leaders of her party, the Awami League. “The current regime, which unlawfully seized power, has demonstrated failure in every sector. It has failed to control the prices of essential commodities and to ensure the safety of citizens’ lives. I strongly condemn the direct and indirect persecution of ordinary people,” she said. The ousted Bangladesh prime minister condemned the “unjust” arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das and demanded his “immediate release”. Hasina also expressed concerns over the attacks against minorities in Bangladesh and their places of worship and called for ensuring the safety of religious freedom in all communities. Students’ protests against the quota system in government jobs earlier this year became a massive anti-government movement, forcing Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee. This was followed by establishing an interim government under Nobel Peace Laureate Muhammad Yunus. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] An aide to the Chief Adviser of the Bangladesh Interim Government, Muhammed Yunus, has said that India’s neighbouring country does not plan to impose a ban on the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) after a monk formerly associated with the organisation was arrested on alleged sedition charges. Speaking to ANI, Shafiqul Alam, the Press Secretary to Yunus, noted that Bangladesh is at a crucial stage, and the country’s Chief Adviser will soon give a national unity call to all political parties against all misinformation campaigns and against vested interest groups who are attempting to destabilize the nation. To a query on ISKCON being potentially banned in his country, Alam responded, “We have said we don’t have any plan to ban ISKCON. That is like we have said it repeatedly.” The situation in Bangladesh has been marked by increasing violence against minority communities following the arrest of spiritual leader Chinmoy Krishna Das. Das, who is associated with the Sammilita Sanatani Jagaran Jote, was arrested in Dhaka on November 25. The arrest followed a complaint filed on October 31 by a local politician who accused him and others of disrespecting Bangladesh’s national flag during a rally of the Hindu community. On being asked about the goal of the national unity call given by Muhammad Yunus, Shafiqul Alam said, “I think we are at a crucial stage, and we think you have seen how the nation got together to oust Sheikh Hasina. So, the Chief Adviser will call all the political parties for national unity, unity against all the misinformation campaigns, unity against all the vested interest groups who are trying to destabilize the country and who are selling all sorts of conspiracy stories and all kinds of fake news about Bangladesh. ” Bangladesh local media reported today that Younus met with all political parties of the country. A report in the Daily Star cited Amar Bangladesh Party Joint Secretary General Asaduzzaman Fuaad telling reporters in front of the Foreign Service Academy that leaders of all the political parties assured Yunus that their respective parties would stand by the government on the issue of national unity. Fuaad was cited as saying in the publication that several political parties urged Prof Yunus to take steps to hold elections as early as possible after implementing the necessary reforms. Meanwhile, the Press Secretary of the chief adviser of the Bangladesh interim government, when asked about a writ petition in the country’s High Court seeking a ban on the broadcast of Indian TV channels, said, “I think it is a matter of the court. I think let the court decide. We believe in open media freedom and open access to all TV stations. We believe in that.” Lawyer Ekhlas Uddin Bhuiyan, who filed the petition on Monday, is seeking a directive under the Cable Television Network Operation Act 2006 to prohibit the broadcast of Indian TV channels, Dhaka Tribune reported. It also asks why a rule should not be issued instructing a ban on Indian TV channels in Bangladesh, as per the Dhaka Tribune report. The secretaries of the Information Ministry and the Home Ministry, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), and others have been named as respondents in the petition. Further, Shafiqul Alam accused the country’s ousted premier, Sheikh Hasina, of being a “mass murderer.” He said that thousands of people were killed and made to disappear under Hasina’s watch. On being asked about Sheikh Hasina’s recent allegations against Mohammed Yunus, Shafiqul Alam said, “Sheikh Hasina is a mass murderer. She has overseen one of the most brutal dictatorships. Under her watch, thousands of people were killed, thousands of people disappeared, millions of opposition activists were charged with fake cases, fake charges, and now she is talking. We are quite shocked and surprised that she is still allowed to talk to the media from her residence.” Hasina had accused the interim government of Bangladesh

of “unlawfully seizing power” and condemned the “direct and indirect persecution” of ordinary people. She accused the current interim government led by Muhammad Yunus of ‘harassing’ the leaders of her party, the Awami League. “The current regime, which unlawfully seized power, has demonstrated failure in every sector. It has failed to control the prices of essential commodities and to ensure the safety of citizens’ lives. I strongly condemn the direct and indirect persecution of ordinary people,” she said. The ousted Bangladesh prime minister condemned the “unjust” arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das and demanded his “immediate release”. Hasina also expressed concerns over the attacks against minorities in Bangladesh and their places of worship and called for ensuring the safety of religious freedom in all communities. Students’ protests against the quota system in government jobs earlier this year became a massive anti-government movement, forcing Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee. This was followed by establishing an interim government under Nobel Peace Laureate Muhammad Yunus. [ad_2] Source link

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Bangladesh PM Hasina ’Resigns’ Taken to Safe Shelter Amid Tense Situation

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been moved to a secure location as the political climate in Bangladesh remains unstable, according to a statement by a government minister. The decision comes in response to escalating tensions and recent unrest in the capital city, Dhaka.Minister of Home Affairs Asaduzzaman Khan confirmed the relocation, emphasizing the government’s priority to ensure the Prime…

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How people express emotions about Anisuzzaman Chowdhury to the next generation

Anisuzzaman Chowdhury Rony is a young businessman and dynamic entrepreneur. Let's see how people express emotions about Anisuzzaman Chowdhury to the next generation.

Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is a man from Aristocratic Family

It is generally said that if the seed of a tree is good, the fruit is good. In the case of Anisuzzaman Chowdhury, if this statement can be matched, then it proves to be 100% true.Because the ancestor of today's well-established man, his father, Asaduzzaman Chowdhury Babu, was a freedom fighter, honest and devoted famous politician of Bangladesh.

His grandfather Nuruzzaman Chowdhury was a zamindar and prominent lawyer and his grandfather Sirajul Islam Chowdhury was a zamindar and prominent industrialist.Born into such a noble and highly educated family, he did not acquire higher education and elite personality from his predecessor.

Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is a name of Stimulus

People come into the world with the same talent and intellect, and then who builds their lives so that it remains a name to be followed and inspired by people.

Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is a man who has built his life through his creative work so that he is to be followed. In the workplace, he has been involved with UCB Bank, Navana Pharmaceuticals, Ronny Chemical Industries Ltd, Anwara Construction Ltd, and a few other companies as a director.

Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is a successful Entrepreneur

As a director of United Commercial Bank, founded by his father, he recently launched the first Smart Teller Machine (STM) system in Bangladesh with its innovative capabilities, more than 200 branches, 600 ATMs, adding Islamic banking and modern technology.

Ordinary customers are enjoying the benefits of all these innovative and well-planned works. Through his brilliant work, Navana Pharmaceuticals has become a name of improvement in the country's pharmaceutical business day by day and has become a name of people's trust.

Besides, Ronnie Chemicals Limited, established by him, is now a unique name in the chemical and cosmetics business of the country. Through all this, he has taken himself to a unique height. Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is one of the leading entrepreneurs in Bangladesh.

Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is an Innovative Person

Everyone can do the work, but the person who can work keeping pace with the times and adapting to the technology can succeed.Anisuzzaman Chowdhury has established United Commercial Bank as one of the unique names in the banking world of Bangladesh through its innovative thinking and modern integration in the banking sector.

Due to its tireless work, UCB Bank has become a unique trust name for everyone from ordinary people to the upper and middle class. Not only in the banking sector, but he has been successful wherever he has used his innovative thinking, and that sector has improved tremendously.

Not only in the banking sector, but he has been successful wherever he has used his innovative thinking, and that sector has improved tremendously. The medical sector has been developed with leading establishments like Navana Pharmaceuticals, a state-of-the-art pharmaceutical company.

Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is a Great Human Being

After reading the above topics for so long, if you think that Anisuzzaman Chowdhury is just a good entrepreneur or businessman, then you are wrong. Let me tell you; he is also a great social worker.

Anisuzzamana Chowdhury has contributed a lot of money to the construction, renovation, or improvement of many schools and colleges in different parts of Bangladesh, including his own district. Many mosques and madrasas have played a vital role in spreading the religion through donations.

He also provided oxygen cylinders to various hospitals in the country during the recent Corona epidemic and provided medicine and financial assistance to the poor. He has even donated large sums of money to the Prime Minister's Personal Development Fund to help the poorest people.

Conclusion

We have to present a multi-talented person like Anisuzzaman Chowdhury Rony to the next generation. The new generation will get inspiration from him. The new generation will imitate his enterprising and inspiring activities and honest and generous attitude.

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BAPEX Discovers Gas in Four Layers at Noakhali's Sonaimuri Well

The Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production Company (BAPEX) has successfully discovered gas in four layers while drilling the Begumganj-4 (West) valuation well in Sonaimuri upazila, Noakhali. Md Asaduzzaman, the official overseeing the drilling process, confirmed the discovery on Tuesday. The drilling, which commenced on April 29, was completed ahead of schedule. BAPEX will now conduct…

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Continuing with the crackdown against the deposed Sheikh Hasina regime, the interim government of Bangladesh on Tuesday (August 20, 2024) sent former Education and Foreign Affairs Minister Dipu Moni for four days remand. This is part of the widespread reconfiguring of the police department in a bid to instil confidence into the law enforcement departments.

Ms. Moni who became the first female Foreign Minister of Bangladesh in 2009 is being investigated for alleged involvement in a case of murder in Mohammadpur neighbourhood of Dhaka. She was arrested from the diplomatic zone of Dhaka on Monday (August 19, 2024).

For several years, Ms. Moni was the face of Bangladesh’s diplomacy and global interactions and was known to be close to Sheikh Hasina.

The administration led by Nobel laureate Prof. Mohammed Yunus also responded to growing public demand and announced that the families of those killed or injured in the anti-quota protests that led to the removal of the Awami League government on August 5, 2024 will receive financial support.

“The government has decided to set up a foundation to take care of the wounded and the families of the deceased and wounded who participated in the student-led revolution in July-August 2024,” Chief Adviser Prof. Yunus said on Tuesday (August 20, 2024) announcing the relief measure for those affected by the violence by law enforcement agencies under the Hasina-led government.

Two weeks after being sworn-in, the caretaker set up consisting of “advisers” has been grabbing headlines for the widespread action that it is pursuing for cornering the notable figures that were part of the Hasina government.

The law and order situation in the capital and nearby areas continue to remain uncertain because of the evident absence of police forces in the crowded areas. A large number of police officials are yet to report to work after they played a visible role in the violent crackdown against the protesters. This week, 73 police officers have been promoted with additional responsibilities. On Tuesday (August 20, 2024), 25 Deputy Commissioners, the chief administrative officers of the districts, were transferred. The administrative and police-related changes are expected to remain on track for the coming days.

The interim administration is under visible public pressure to take action against the Hasina-led administration’s top officials who are mostly in hiding. According to available information, at least 41 former Ministers and Deputy Ministers of the Awami League government are being investigated at the moment while the administration here has declared that Hasina and several of her top members of her law and order team would face charges of crimes against humanity.

Three cases lodged in the capital’s Jatrabari area on Tuesday (August 20, 2024) have levelled murder charges against Ms. Hasina, her sister Rehana, son Sajeeb Wazed Joy, and daughter Sayma Wazed. Jatrabari and Uttara neighbourhoods of Dhaka witnessed some of the most intense protests by the students and civil society which was met with police action. Demand for action is high against the former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan who has been seen in viral social media videos inspecting video recordings of police action against the protesters.

The capital of Bangladesh is yet to fully recover from the strife that reached its peak when Ms. Hasina had to flee to India on August 5, 2024. The metro rail network, parts of which faced the brunt of the protesters as it emerged as a symbol of Hasina government, is yet to resume. Similarly portions of the elevated highway, that had made traffic within Dhaka easier is yet to be fully operational as cautionary measures remain in place.

In the meanwhile, the U.K.-based acting chairman of the opposition BNP has called upon his supporters and the media to describe Ms. Hasina as an absconder from justice. In a video message issued from London, Tarique Rahman called upon the people to avoid the “trap laid by the defeated dark forces” and said, “Do not hurt the weak, do not break the law. Let us build a new Bangladesh that will be based on non-discrimination and avoid the cycle of revenge and vengeance.”

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Tous fiers les angliches d'avoir élu leur 1er maire musulman !

C'est vrai qu'il a bien une bonne tête d'anglais !

C'est même une star locale le Mohammed Asaduzzaman, puisque pendant le Covid, il a “poussé à la vaccination” ceux qui n'avaient pas un statut migratoire pas très clair. Oui tu as bien compris, les clandestins. Cét'y pas cro cro cro sympa !

Allez BABAR, BABAR est grand !