Atonu Boramon

Everyone is born for special causes.

[Bangladesh Awami League @albd1971]

Awami League President #SheikhHasina called for accountability over alleged failures in vaccine procurement and immunisation as Bangladesh’s measles outbreak has claimed 1,108 confirmed and suspected lives since March 15, according to DGHS data cited by The Sunday Guardian.
👉https://t.co/8tmHvzgsrZ
#Measles #Bangladesh

[Atonu Boramon @AtonuBoramon]

অলি-গলির, আনাচে-কানাচের অথবা ডাঙ্গায় বা জলে- ভাইদের অকামের নমুনার কোথাও কি কিছু বাকি আছে!!

উদ্ভট চাঁন্দার পিঠে চলেছে স্বদেশ😔

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

Teachers shape minds, inspire generations, and build the future of a nation.

Yet, in Bangladesh, the very educators who dedicate their lives to teaching are facing injustice, humiliation, and insecurity.

On Teachers’ Day, we honor their contribution and stand in solidarity with every teacher demanding dignity, respect, and justice.

Happy Teachers’ Day.

#Bangladesh

[Atonu Boramon @AtonuBoramon]

তেমন কিছু না, চাঁদা ভাই কপালে টিপ দিচ্ছে।

সবার আগে চান্দা,এটাই আমাদের ধান্দা।🫣😁

[Mohammad Ali Arafat @MAarafat71]

So, who are the real thugs now?

At least 10 people, including four journalists, were injured in an armed attack carried out by Chhatra Dal (Student Wing of @bdbnp78) activists at Rajshahi University.

According to eyewitnesses, around 8:00 p.m., Chhatra Dal activists arrived in a procession in front of Shaheed Ziaur Rahman Hall. Some of them were carrying various locally made weapons, including machetes, cleavers, hockey sticks, metal pipes, and baseball bats. When journalists present at the scene began recording the incident, at least 10 Chhatra Dal activists, led by Ahsan Habib, vice president of the university unit Chhatra Dal, launched a surprise attack on the journalists and attempted to snatch their mobile phones.

After learning of the attack on the journalists, other journalists went to the scene, where they too were beaten indiscriminately and threatened with death.

The irony is that the very people who banned @albd1971’s student wing on false allegations of thuggery are now presiding over this kind of violence. @CPJAsia @RSF_inter @RSF_en

News Link: https://t.co/6e0gy1htMn

[Atonu Boramon @AtonuBoramon]

আমারে মারেলাক,তারপর ও বলবো "জয় বাংলা"
আমরা হাসিনার ��ল করি,গুলি দে!গুলি দে!!
তারপর ও বলবো "জয় বাংলা"

[Sagarsufian @Sagarsufian2]

🚨Under Militant Tarique Jamaat BNP Regime 🩸In Kurigram 🇧🇩 Hindu woman Annapurna Debnath, a Deputy Commissioner, attacked and nearly killed by Islamists Jamaati Miliants for cancelling an Islamist leader’s candidacy. Where is law and order??
#AlleyesonBangladeshiHindus
@SujeebunShyan @SwapanCS @deepscribble @aravind @netizenhind @RadharamnDas @avarakai @ajaykraina @col_chaubey @sidhant @pratimbose @meeganguly @HinduUnityBD @HinduVoice_in @Hindubd49346

[Atonu Boramon @AtonuBoramon]

Remember the Month✊
December is coming ✊✊

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

#SheikhHasina #Bangladesh

[Pratim Ranjan Bose @pratimbose]

An year ago, Tulsi Gabbard pointed out sustained atrocities on Hindus and other minorities in #Bangladesh. Rape, killing, forced conversion, land grab and administrative bias and cultural onslaught are normal here.
It was always anti-#Hindu. Persecution of minorities was normalised throughout its existence. All parties were historically responsible for atrocities on Hindus.
But, the last two years were horrible. The arrival of #BNP which was accused of the 2001 riot, didn't help.
Wahabi Islamists are on rampage, unleashing attacks even on minority Muslim sects. Hindus are subjected to unprecedented terror.
With Puja round the corner temple and idol vandalism peaked. Toll stood at 10 an week ago. Today's New Age, reported 4 incidents of vandalism in one district. Actual toll is at least four times higher.
https://t.co/rrCxKJeeuB

https://t.co/nRy9sWKf27

[Kazi Mamun @kazi_mamun]

European reporter says - After Sheikh Hasina's departure, the unemployment rate increased by 25 percent. Tariq Yunus drowned the country in the Bay of Bengal by dreaming of making the country America.

Details- https://t.co/zZbyOqvuuG

#Bangladesh #Unemployment #Democracy #HumanRights #BangladeshEconomy #YouthUnemployment #BangladeshPolitics

[Kazi Mamun @kazi_mamun]

*ফিরে দেখা—১ অক্টোবর ২০০১ থেকে ২০০৬*

বিএনপি-জামায়াত জোটের দুঃশাসন!!!

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

This is Bangladesh 2.0!

You Can’t Take the Metro Without Trousers—and Apparently You Can’t Board a Plane Without Being Married!

Athlete trainer Sajjad Hossain was trying to enter Farmgate Metro Station after completing training in Ramna. Apparently, his clothing was deemed “indecent.” An official from the metro authority itself reportedly said that there is no dress code. Yet Sajjad was made to stand there for 40 minutes, while a police officer lectured him on his own definition of decency, saying, “It is my responsibility to see this.”

Meanwhile, three adult women had valid passports, visas and flight tickets. They were still prevented from boarding a flight to Nepal simply because they were unmarried. In the end, the High Court had to issue a rule in the matter.

The BNP is now in charge of policymaking, while Jamaat is a partner in parliament. Whose rules are governing this moral policing? There is no written law, yet someone wearing a state uniform is deciding what citizens can wear and where they can go.

For those who witnessed the BNP-Jamaat coalition government’s rule from 2001 to 2006, the tone of these orders should hardly sound unfamiliar. That same alliance is once again in power—and once again, the state apparatus appears to be deciding just how “decent” its citizens are allowed to be.

#Bangladesh #BangladeshCrisis #HumanRights

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

920 bodies recovered from Bangladesh’s rivers in just 20 months.

Each one a life, a family, a story. Who were they? How did they die? Bangladesh deserves answers, justice, and accountability.

#Bangladesh #LawlessBangladesh #Violence

[Toofani 🇧🇩 @Ekattor_71]

Is this why Tarique feels the extreme heat of the chair?

Explosive admission from a BNP leader: 🔥

“I want to see Sheikh Hasina back in power to save the country!”

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

⁨What Is the Priority?

Bangladesh continues to face serious concerns over crime, political violence, mob attacks and public safety.

The numbers are stark. Citizens are facing murder, violence against women and children, political clashes, mob justice and attacks on journalists.

So the question must be asked clearly:

What comes first—protecting people or pursuing political confrontation?

The government’s responsibility is not to one party or one political camp. It is to every citizen.

Protect the people. Enforce the law. Stop mob justice. Ensure due process.

Make public safety the priority—not political revenge.⁩
#Bangladesh #BNPViolence #PublicSafety

[Atonu Boramon @AtonuBoramon]

তোলপাড় হবার সামনে আরো বাকি আছে✊✊

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

⁨📷⁩ ⁨According to a DW Bangla report, 93% of government jobs are now filled based on merit, with no quota for women. Women’s share among new recruits has fallen from up to 35% to 19%.

The change could mean fewer women entering government service in the future, potentially reducing women’s representation in public-sector jobs and decision-making roles in Bangladesh.⁩
#WomenSafety #BangladeshCrisis

[Sajeeb Wazed @sajeebwazed]

#Bangladesh #HumanRights

[Pakistan Untold @pakistan_untold]

Bangladeshi Hindu businessman Khokon Das was burned alive by Islamists for not paying jizya, leaving his widow and young child at their mercy.

Hindus must either convert or pay jizya for their continued existence. Refusal is treated as defiance that justifies being burned alive.