Versatile Views On Sahbag Movement

Sahbag, Dhaka 2013

     Many views are circling round regarding the movement. Many intellectuals are of  the view that there might be external forces behind this agitation. Analysis of the nature and character of the various movements called Arab Springs brings out stark similarity among these upsurges and Sahbag movement.

Anti Corruption Movement India 2011

It is not unnoticeable that the base of it revolves round passion and emotion mostly, not reason and logic. There is discernable lack of theoretical depth. Fighting against fundamentalist in a theological state is not a matter of a three or six month movement but it requires thoughtful integrated long lasting efforts with strong theoretical base.

Arab Spring 2010-11

Many a person opines that this movement is nothing but to release the suppressed resentment against globalisation. Imperialist forces are using the sentiment of Bengali nationalism and Liberation war of 1971 to channelise the youths anger to another   diversion for their own benefit.

Activists of democratic and human rights movements are dead against of Capital punishment and banning of any organisation. They say Hasina government is all out to exploit the present situation to push her administrative and developmental failure under the carpet and to push Khaleda Zia against wall.   

  

Long March . Pakistan 2013

It is to be noted Pakistan, India and Bangladesh are on the same line. Pakistan has seen sudden appearance of Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri   and the Long March against corruption and fundamentalist forces. Visibility of lack of political leadership is important. Same has happened in India in the name of  Anti Corruption Movement and in Delhi Rape Case. May we expect there will be after the ‘Rajakar’ issue, a issue regarding corruption in Bangladesh?

S.M &A.C