We will mourn for you. Nation will mourn for you. Bangladesh will mourn for you. You will be missed at every step towards restructuring and reforming the country “Bangladesh” Thank you #MadamKhaledaZia. May Allah place your soul in the highest rank of jannah.
Genocide is defined in the 1948 convention, as the 'intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group'.
A new UN commission report has been detailed and direct in concluding that Israel is responsible for this crime against Palestinians in Gaza. No more excuses or hiding behind propaganda can continue.
The world must now take immediate action to take genuine steps enshrined in international law and human morality against Israel's genocide. I call on the international community to use all economic, political and diplomatic avenues to ensure there is an immediate and lasting ceasefire and allow humanitarian aid into Gaza.
History teaches us many lessons about acting morally and bravely, even when it may not be the easiest path. We cannot stand by when the very existence of Palestinians is at risk.
States have the tools to make a difference. They always do. I hope that Bangladeshis around the world, whether in Bangladesh or abroad, use their collective voices to speak up, take action and ensure their leaders stand with Palestine in the face of brutal destruction by Israel.
যারা বাংলাদেশোর সার্বভৌমত্যে বিশ্বাস করে না তাদের বাংলাদেশে রাজনীতি করার অধিকার নাই।
জাপাকে নিষিদ্ধ করলে লাভবান কে হবে?: ব্যারিষ্টার সৈয়দ এজাজ কবীর। মাসুদ কা... https://t.co/hd7Cr8IHYL via @YouTube
We are Bangladeshi & our nationalism will remain as cause of Indian political problem & for the concept of akhanda Bharat. Nothing to do. We are & will remain independent, sovereign country with our own foreign, defence and economic policy,we will do our best. Bangladesh Zindabad
If I am not mistaken @ShashiTharoor is comparing Awamileague & BNP on equal footing which is absolutely wrong. Further, in between lines I see narrative of Pro Indian and anti Indian, which is not the case in Bangladesh. Delhi will be worry less with presence of Awamileague only
This may have registered as barely a blip on most Indian minds, but it is a worrying portent of things to come. There is an increasing sense of frustration in Bangladesh with both major parties — the (now banned) Awami League and the Bangladesh National Party. Those who wish “a plague on both your houses” are increasingly turning to the Jamaat-e-Islami, not because these voters are zealots or Islamist fundamentalists, but because the JeI are not tainted by the corruption and misgovernance associated, rightly or wrongly, with the two mainstream parties. How will this play out in the Feb 2026 general elections? Will New Delhi be dealing with a Jamaat majority next door?
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