One-eleven conspirators in the greenroom

There is a kind of instability across the country. Edible oil is disappearing from the market. Commodity prices are rising uncontrollably. Scholars are quite vocal about the economic crisis. The story of PK Halder is now a subject of delicious discussion. A strange circular has been issued on government officials and ministers regarding foreign travel. Where the title says, ‘Restriction of foreign travel ‘, but the description says that foreign travel is stopped. It is as if the economic crisis has been accepted through this. The dollar market is volatile. Like oil there is a famine of dollars. Seeing and observing everything, the ordinary endangered people like us wonder, what is happening in the country? Is everything alright? The way to know and understand everything is the media. Mainstream media and social media. If you watch Facebook and YouTube, it will seem that there is no government in the country. The fall of the government is probably a matter of time. The mainstream media also seems to be enlivened by the intensive information terrorism on social media. There is no good news in the newspapers of the country. A couple of media outlets seem to have taken the contract to increase the prices of goods. They are no longer limited to edible oils and onions. They are spreading rumors about the soap and toothpaste price increase. After the Russia-Ukraine war, the world flour market is on the rise. According to media reports, 45 percent of Bangladesh's wheat comes from Ukraine. And where does it go? The next day the price of flour increased by 2 Tk. Howling and screaming about the market is a daily routine in the newspaper. And listening to the talk show, it seems that Bangladesh has become Sri Lanka! At first glance, it may seem this government may not be able to run everything smoothly. The government is probably losing ground. But if we analyze a little deeper, it can be seen that a planned blueprint to prove the government a failure is being implemented. A situation is being created in which the common man has no confidence in the government. A situation is being created in which the common man has no confidence in the government. And the conspirators of one-eleven have come to the field to implement this blueprint. Professor Syed Modasser Ali wrote an article in Bangladesh Pratidin on the occasion of Sheikh Hasina's Homecoming Day on 17 May. The title of the article says, ‘Philosophical statesman Sheikh Hasina’. For some time now, Syed Modasser Ali has been calling Sheikh Hasina a philosophical politician. Philosophical politicians are rarely found in the world of politics. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin was a philosophical politician. Netaji Subhash Bose, Mahatma Gandhi, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu, Nelson Mandela are all philosophical politicians. Gave birth to a philosophy and struggled their whole life to implement that philosophy. A closer look reveals that Sheikh Hasina is also working on a philosophy. Sheikh Hasina's philosophy is 'People's Empowerment'. Many may not know that in 2012, this philosophy has been recognized as a philosophy of world peace. That is why it would be a bad mistake to take the Prime Minister's statements lightly considering them as sweet speeches of politics. Every statement of the Prime Minister has a deep political significance and philosophy. Over the past week she has been bringing up the incident of One-Eleven in her speeches. She has also sharply criticized the role of a few media. In a number of recent speeches, Sheikh Hasina has said, "I do not run the country by reading newspapers." After the disaster in Sri Lanka, some of the country's media brought to the fore some of civils’ statements. In this speech, the civil pundits were overwhelmed with joy that the fate of Bangladesh would be like that of Sri Lanka. The Prime Minister responded sharply. He further disclosed this in his introductory speech at the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting on Tuesday. Sheikh Hasina, without naming anyone, said, ‘Those who have overthrown the Emergency Government speak more, they criticize more’. The next day (May 18) the Awami League president raised the issue in a broader context. She harshly criticized the government for not allowing her to enter the country during the One-Eleven government. Speaking on the occasion, she brought up the issue of Padma Bridge and criticized the two civil leaders. Analyzing all the statements of Sheikh Hasina, it is clear that the national and international conspiracy against Bangladesh is now going on quite loudly. A section of the country's civil society is now trying to confuse the people. Some of them are using the media as a tool against the government.

A few days ago, Public Health Trustee Dr. Jafrullah Chowdhury presented a formula of the national government to the nation. Dr. Jafrullah Chowdhury has nominated Prof. Rehman Sobhan and Dr. Kamal Hossain as the President of the National Government. Dr. Muhammad Yunus has been nominated as the Prime Minister. He has also been asked to be given the ministry of home and public administration. Several of the mentioned in Dr Jafrullah's proposal to be in the national government are from One-Eleven. A conscious attempt to confuse Awami League and BNP workers with this name can also be noticed. A disgusting presumptuousness has been shown to keep Sheikh Rehana, the youngest daughter of the father of the nation, in the national government. In London, there is a bizarre proposal to give the daughter of fugitive Tariq Zia a share in the national government. At first glance, this may seem like an old age childishness. But a closer look at his national government's formula reveals that there is a deliberate attempt to bring the One-Eleven cadres to the fore. It is also noteworthy that with the introduction of the theory of such a government in the field, some people have become vocal, they are associated with one-eleven in various ways and are the beneficiaries of unelected government. In saying that Bangladesh will be Sri Lanka, their joy seems to be more than their sorrow. When they say that the remittance has decreased, the light smile on the corners of their faces are no longer hidden. The media, which used to patronize these people in One-Eleven, now seem to have come down with microscopes in search of Government's flaw. Some media outlets now seem to have taken on the role of opposition party. In a democracy, it is natural for the media to criticize the government. But if that criticism is motivated, then it is surely a cause for concern. Some newspapers are doing just that. In other words, they are trying to make the country look risky and critical. A group is so desperate to prove that the government is a failure. People don’t get confused only by words and nobody needs to be a scholar to understand it. For this reason, a group is silently active inside the government. They are deliberately creating a situation that will prove that whatever the civils and the medias controlled by them saying are true. Those in the commerce ministry have vowed to turn the people against the government. They have done things that make this government look incompetent, incompetent and weak. They have no control over the market. The government can take various decisions for different reasons. But what was the need to announce the ban on foreign travel in a grand manner? But what was the need to announce the ban on foreign travel in a grand manner? This has made the statement of the civil society credible to the common people. This has affected the dollar market. Not only has the dollar risen in value, it has also become scarce. There are some people in this society who are opportunistic. They want to make a living by taking people hostage all the time. They stockpile everything from edible oil to dollars. Launder money abroad. PK Halder is their good advertisement. Their only benefit is to make the country unstable. It is only for them the democratic government is in crisis. Non-democratic power matches the stalks. They are also now active in the field. Bangladesh has some development partners who do not want a strong government in the country. A strong continuous democratic system makes them uncomfortable. They prefer to talk openly with civilized intellectuals rather than politicians. Their main interest is not the development of Bangladesh but the market shares of this country. They talk about democracy, good governance, human rights but in reality they form secret alliances with the opposing forces. A government fall into crisis only when these forces come together. And the way is paved for the unelected government to come to power. If we observe the dynamics of post-independence Bangladesh politics, we will see that a civil society group, some media, some conspirators within the government and the international community have united to violate the constitution. On August 15, 1975, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu was brutally killed by anti-independence forces. After this heinous murder in history, the constitution was boxed. Let's take a look at the context of '75. Holiday and Ganakantha went to war against the government. A class of mercenary intellectuals cried their hearts out that the country was ruined. Profiteers, black marketeers, stockholders increased the prices of commodities and made the market volatile. Mostaqs inside the government were sabotaging. And some in the international community feared Mujib's Himalayan like personality and popularity. After the assassination of Bangabandhu in '75, the cabinet of the murderous Mostaq was an eyewash. After Zia came to power, an unconstitutional advisory council was formed on November 7, 1975. Prominent scholars and civil servants of that time joined the advisory council dancing. One or two of them have to be mentioned. Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim, Akbar Kabir (Khushi Kabir's father), Dr. Mozaffar Ahmed, Dr. M. R. Khan. These prominent people of the society did not question the constitution. There was no demand for repeal of the Indemnity Ordinance. They did not even question the killing of baby Russell which is an extreme example of human right violation. Intoxicated with power, they forgot the constitution, democracy, human rights. Civilians did not have to ask for votes to become advisors (ministers) nor did they have to think about the people.

After Zia's death, the second phase of the constitution was violated under the leadership of the then army chief Ershad. Ershad took power by removing Justice Sattar. Intensive implementation of the same formula before Ershad took power. Rising commodity prices. Ginger and garlic disappear from the market. Deterioration of law and order. Murder accused arrested from minister's residence. Uninterrupted campaign of some media that the country is not running. The relentless activities of a few ambassadors. Then one morning Hussein Muhammad Ershad appeared in front of the television in uniform. The constitution was suspended. Fundamental rights have been taken away. Once again, our most revered civilians were exposed on the stage. Ershad's advisory council was adorned with some of those most famous personalities. Abu Jafar Obaidullah Khan, Dr Shafia Khatun, Dr A Majid Khan, M Saiduzzaman, the late AMA Muhith, ARS Doha and others. The people of this country had to agitate for nine years to remove Ershad. The unelected government of 2007 came as part of a far-reaching plan to close the gap in the constitutional system of 'non-partisan caretaker government'. The context and objectives of the 2007 military-backed unelected government were both different and larger in nature. The fall of Ershad in the '90s marked the beginning of a democratic trend in Bangladesh. But the reins of this democracy were in the hands of unelected civilians. Provision is made that a non-partisan caretaker government will be formed before the election. Infinite power was given to this caretaker government during the election. 1991, 1996, and 2001 the three-term caretaker government, their controlled media, and the international community brought to power the party they wanted. Under the guise of a neutral election, the key to power has gone to the unelected. Take the case of the caretaker government of 2001. Soon after taking office, this government jumped against the Awami League. The Awami League lost before the election. The election of the three caretaker governments was conducted by remote control. But the problem was created in 2001. When the BNP-Jamaat alliance government came to power. Corruption, looting, torture, oppression have reached such a point that people are desperate to remove that government. This awakening of the people frightened the civilians. That is why a campaign started. BNP is not good. The Awami League is also bad. Both Awami League and BNP have failed. Through such a campaign, a platform was prepared to bring the civilians to the field. The leaders of the civil society were elected on the initiative of the international community. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a person working in economics. Fear is instilled in the minds of the people by showing failure and wailing all around. Then the civilians appeared on the stage. According to the constitution, the term of a caretaker government is 90 days. But the civil constitutional expert issued a fatwa saying "everything is fine". But the philosopher Sheikh Hasina understood that it was a conspiracy against democracy. Violation of the Constitution. Deprivation of people's rights. So he called again. He liberated democracy by suffering imprisonment and oppression. Sheikh Hasina understood that the key to the power of the people was made captive by the civilians in the name of ‘Caretaker government’. The caretaker government was abolished. The government led by Sheikh Hasina is running the country for three terms. How can the civil society tolerate being away from power for such a long time? So that old game has started. Various songs of despair are being played around. Some civilians, their controlled media, some miscreants opportunistic, some neo-Mostaqs tasting the sweet taste of power and some of the international community (who still think of themselves as lords) are planning another one-eleven. Since Sheikh Hasina is a philosophical and far-sighted politician, she has taken on an aggressive role. She knows that people are her strength. That is why she is constantly warning the people in advance. The crew waits in the greenroom before the play is staged. One-eleven conspirators have entered the green room. Can Sheikh Hasina prevent them from entering the stage?