Bold Political Analyst đ§đŠ | Defending Democracy & Bangladeshâs Sovereignty | Against extremism, terrorism & political violence | Truth over propaganda.
Is street-level gun violence becoming normalized in Bangladesh?
In Gendaria, Dhaka, 20 to 25 armed attackers arrived in a residential alley near a mosque and railway line, ordered shops shut, cut power to the area, smashed CCTV cameras, and opened fire indiscriminately. A tea stall owner, a fast-food worker pulling down a shutter, and a young woman standing in front of her home were caught in the crossfire and shot.
This isn't an isolated incident. Across Bangladesh, public spaces are turning into battlegrounds:
- Chattogram: A Jubo Dal leader was shot dead in broad daylight at a busy market in Raozan by assailants arriving in autorickshaws.
- Khulna: Armed assailants opened fire inside a mosque during Fajr prayers, alongside routine gang-related street executions.
- Dhaka: Frequent neighborhood shootouts over drug turf and extortion, where illegal pistols are drawn as casually as arguments.
When market intersections, local tea stalls, and worship places become venues for open gunfire, we have to ask: When did public terror become a daily background noise?
If pulling down a shop shutter or standing at your doorstep can land you in a hospital with a bullet wound, the issue isn't just crime; it's the collapse of basic public security.
How can citizens feel safe when the streets belong to armed gangs?
#LawlessBangladesh #RuleOfLaw #GunViolence
Shameful and disgusting. đĩđ°
This video shows a group of men attacking a woman and trying to tear her clothes off, right in front of a man who appears to be her family member.
These kinds of incidents happen almost every day there under team 93k government. Meanwhile, those in power stay busy with their own corruption and crimes instead of protecting people.
In Bangladesh, BNP seems to be the only political party that means pure entertainment. đ
No political wisdom, no experience, no credibility just nonstop entertainment.đ¤Ŗ
15,000 children reportedly went missing in just seven months, according to government figures. The real number may be even higher. Disturbing allegations of abuse, extremist recruitment, and organ trafficking demand an urgent investigation.
Are our children really safe?
120 day countdown? đ
A reported draft by Sergio Gor allegedly hints at a future Christian state involving Chittagong and Rakhine, amid reports of Bangladeshâs massive Boeing deal.
Could this signal a much bigger geopolitical game involving the US, India and China?
After 2024, allegations of attacks on #Hindus have raised serious security concerns. For 17 years under #Sheikh Hasina, Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists, and Christians lived together peacefully. Today, many Hindus fear for their safety.
#Bangladesh#dailydesheralo
Return to Bangladesh not about power but to stand by people
- Sheikh Hasina
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#SheikhHasina#Bangladesh âŠ
"Why did they ban the Awami League? If the Awami League has done a lot of bad things, let the people decide. Whether we are good or bad, we will go to the people in an election, and they will decide. If we have done bad things, the people will reject us. What right do those who have grabbed power have to ban our party?"
- Sheikh Hasina to @htTweets
Read the Full Interview,
https://t.co/i6lgMxsEXm
#SheikhHasina #Bangladesh #AwamiLeague
đ¨A powerful Bomb exploded inside the locked tin-shed room of a Mosque imam in Madaripur,Bangladesh last night.
The imam was away in Dhaka for medical treatment.
Roof & fence blown apart.Police investigating.
Locals whisper about rivalry.
Whatâs really going on?
#RiseOfMilitants