@KSI Thank you bro you are a legend
My cat died few days ago
But when you release this song
My cat woke up from death and turn this shit off
Now my cat is alive cause that shit is turned off
On this day in 1971, Major Ziaur Rahman declared the independence of Bangladesh, setting the course for a free and liberated nation. Hence, every 26th March, Bangladeshis across the world celebrate Independence Day, embodying our identity as proud citizens of the sovereign land.
My commitment to a democratic Bangladesh is deeply rooted in the sacrifices of my father and other valiant freedom fighters, who shed their blood to secure our nation’s independence. However, after 53 years, the ideals of the Liberation War – equality, human dignity, and social justice – and the overarching goal to uphold voting rights, human rights, freedom of expression, and the rule of law – have been decimated by the fascist Sheikh Hasina regime.
At this crossroads, Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP, founded by the proclaimer of Bangladesh’s independence, Ziaur Rahman, stands steadfast in preserving the founder’s legacy. Our ongoing struggle is to restore the essence of independence for all Bangladeshis, by reinstating democracy, public rights, and fundamental freedoms.
We firmly believe that, just as in 1971, the victory of pro-democracy people is inevitable, even in the face of state-sponsored violence and repression. Together, let’s embark on a collective journey towards a Bangladesh that resonates with the enduring spirit of our heroic sacrifices.
Analysts say that Hasina’s government now has the judiciary and the police fully under its control, and has weaponised them in her fight against the opposition. This week, a video clip captured police officers patrolling with a group of armed Awami activists chanting “capture BNP people, one by one, and slaughter them all”.
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Sheikh Hasina ruthlessly employs full force of the state apparatus to cling to power, orchestrating violence through acts of murder, vandalism, arson, and cocktail bombs. The violent Awami League regime distorts the narrative to legitimize repression, unjustly framing BNP leaders with a series of fabricated accusations.
Following the recent grand rally of BNP, police filed numerous cases against thousands of opposition figures. The creation of an illusory accused list, including our late leaders Sanaullah Miah and Nasir Rahman, who respectively died over three years and one year ago, exposes the depth of this judicial deceit.
Such erosion of democracy, where deceased and incarcerated BNP leaders encounter fictional and indiscriminate charges, presents a grim portrayal of our nation’s struggle against a pervasive clampdown on rightful dissent.
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