[vinnomot] Re: [khabor.com] The clash of the Islamists. . From The Daily New Age published on April 23,2008

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Mr. Gopal Sengupta

Your news clip about our Beai Janwar Mosharraf's party Jamat is OK. They are chinnito bad people. May I ask you what is comments on the bestial acts of the Bangaldesh Chatra League,the sentinels of Bongobondhu Seikh Mujib ?????????

How the heroic sonar cheleys kicking, hitting with bricks and literally molesting AND STRIPPING THE powerless women in broad day light( LIKE THE PREVIOUS MURDER WITH BOITYHA N LOGGI) and that too in the OX Ford of the East ??????????????

Is this the way of protecting womens rights and ugments thE sanctity of the counrty's highest educational institution ????

Some followers of certain ideology of a particualr party may get saddistic pleasure but this must have lowered the image of the nation in the eye of the sane people of the globe. Outside people as well the general mass will take that molesting, beating of girls,raping of girls(Manik of JU) is the main ideology of the BB soinik and nothing else and also the so-called pioneers of womens rights(maleka,motia,ayesha,sahara,jonob begum,k kubir etc etc) will remain tight lipped since this henious act is done by their own brothers or sons and they are immuned from any cesure or criticism ???? Shame on these kliers and dubious character holders.

W H A T A H Y P O C R I T I C N DOUBLE S T A N D A R D D R A MA A O F T H E B A L N A L L I E S

Faruque Alamgir

gopalsengupta@aol.com wrote:

The clash of the Islamists

Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh has protested British home secretaryâ€™s remark that terrorists in Bangladesh and those in the UK had links. In a statement, Jamaat assistant secretary-general said that he was surprised at the government â€˜nonchalanceâ€™ to what he called the objectionable remark. He also said the government had accepted her â€˜unjust and baselessâ€™ remarks that meant it was trapped in a â€˜conspiracyâ€™ to prove Bangladesh to be a â€˜failed, dysfunctional and terrorist stateâ€™.
   But the two incidents that took place on April 11 have clearly justified the British home secretaryâ€™s remark such as hundreds of Islamist activists clashed with police for hours on the second day of violent protests in the cityâ€™s Baitul Mukarram National Mosque area, leaving over 200 people injured. Hundreds of madrassa students went on rampage and stormed Hathazari police station in Chittagong over rumours that an imam was killed earlier in the day in clashes between police and religious militants in Dhaka. How Jamaat and his associates can clarify and prove that British home secretaryâ€™s remarks are unjust and baseless and its conspiracy to prove Bangladesh a â€˜failed, dysfunctional and terrorist stateâ€™?
   Gopal Sengupta
   Canada