*Hello friends,* * * *i am a member of this group for last 3/4 months but i am sorry this is my 1st email.* * * *Other group members and my friends please forgive me if i am wrong and please let me know what is my wrong information.* * * *i am just shocked where i joined* *Mr Sayeed Rahman i have some question and i request to answer those question honestly* * * *your email says you hates politics even me too but sometimes you sounds like Mr Deboprio Vottacharya or Mr Yunus those who are verry known Worldbanks and Americans CHAMCHA.* * * *Now my question is, :-* * * *No1:- Govt. going to make Judicial Dept. a Independent Dept. and it is known by everyone but is this govt. better then a political govt.? If yes then why are they use to force Court to follow there order. [Like Ex PM Sheikh Hasina blocked in Hittro Airport and after that a member of Caretaker Govt. Said sorry for that(!), And even a 24/25 years old girl arrested and even all the Newspaper and TV Channels published her Picture because his father was a Corrupted Minister!] * * No2.:- A Man who even cannot tolerate 30* Celsius temperature more then 15 minutes how can he feel what we tolerate our days from very morning in Bus Stands.* * * *Mr. Sayeed Rahman* *you voice sounds like a good follower of this Govt. and its just the same thing like some days ago some Journalist and BUDDHIJIBI always write article that WOW WOW what a good Govt. and now the SAME thing you are doing.* * * *So whatz the difference? between you and those TEACHER ???*
On 7/26/07, Sayeed Rahman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > *Dhaka university teacher agitators would not last a day in any other > country!* > > They should be fired! We don't need any such corrupt teacher in > Bangladesh! > > What a shame for Bangladesh! > > "The DU teachers abstained from taking classes as part of their two-day > programme to press their five-point demand including immediate and > unconditional release of Sheikh Hasina" > > Why immediate and unconditional release of Sheikh Hasina? To those > shameless Teachers of DU just to remind you "No body is above the LAW" > that applies to DUTA! > Your business is to teach student, not politics! > > http://www.newagebd.com/2007/jul/22/img7.html > > Shameless Dhaka University Teachers > > > *Dhaka University teachers on Saturday walk the arts building corridor > wearing black badges in protest at the arrest of the Awami League president, > Sheikh Hasina. > -- New Age photo * > The blue panel supported by the AL > > Please legislate to prevent education being used by agitators to harm the > national development. Education should be treated like national security as > in other nations. There is no time to waste if we are to join China and East > Asia in the 21st century. > > ====================================================================== > True identity of DUTA? > > > > Ending their 2 day program on 22 July- wearing black badges on the 21st > and a half day work stoppages on the 22nd- the Dhaka University Teachers > Association (DUTA) General Secretary (GS) Prof. Anwar Hossain talked to a > private TV channel in the evening, wherein, he demanded three things from > the Caretaker Government (CG): one, immediate lifting of emergency from the > country, two, holding of general election without delay, and three, > immediate resignation of the Law Adviser Barrister Moinul Hosein. > > Earlier on the 20th July the GS while announcing the action programme for > two days, stated that they had taken up the action programmes from 'moral' > stand. That was appreciable. But the three- point demand he made on the 22nd > July went much beyond their moral stand clearly into political arena, which > is not permissible under the Emergency rules in force in the country since > 10 January 2007. > > One must wonder if the GS by placing his three-point demand to the CG as > mentioned has not placed himself in the position of a political party > spokesman and possibly the DUTA as a political party! One must further > wonder if he could have behaved like that of a political party leader with > legal impunity! > > *M.T.Hussain > > Ibrahimpur* > http://www.nation.ittefaq.com/new/get.php?d=07/07/24/w/n_vqmv > > > DU teachers > > Have you ever seen/heard Dhaka University teachers wearing a black badge > to protest corruption? > > These self-serving teachers are again abusing the nation's highest > institution to score cheap political points for their own benefit. For > years, they have inflicted irreparable damage to our education system by > keeping it and its environment hostage to their political ambitions as well > as their job security. > We expect a higher ethical standard from the teachers of the country's > premier university. > Tanvir Nowaz, *Boston, MA* > ** > http://www.thedailystar.net/2007/07/25/d707251115119.htm > > =================================================== > The Dhaka University teacher agitators have been harming the country for > the last 25 years. By their activities they are harming the prospect of > student community. Harming education harms the nation. And anyone harming > the nation is a traitor. Do you know of another country in Europe, Asia or > America where university teachers run hartals for weeks and months every > years? Do you know of another civilised country where such sabotage goes > unpunished? > > In UK security services keep a close watch of all academics and student > politics. Are they fools to keep a close watch over their education > institutions? British government's war in Iraq has been opposed by > academics and students alike. But not a single academic or student body has > dared to disrupt education institutions. They all know what could happen > (all done very subtly as is the way here) if they cause any harm to the > education system- the life-blood of the nation in a highly competitive > world. Please learn from other democracies who talk the talk but never do > the walk. They are however always ready to preach to the developing world. > You will have read the comments of the Brazilian official who on hearing > that foreign aviation authorities were wanting to HELP Brazil improve its > airport safety record. He asked which idiots dared to offer HELP Brazil; all > they wanted to do was to interfere in internal affairs of Brazil, poking > their nose. He warned them to get lost. There is a lesson for the developing > nations. > > Bangladesh needs to expand its tertiary education ten fold. It has some 2 > million in higher education but this needs to increase to 20 or 30 million > in the next 15 years. Even then it will not reach the level of developed > world or Japan, South Korea or China. Please legislate to prevent education > being used by agitators to harm the national development. Education should > be treated like national security as in other nations. There is no time to > waste if we are to join China and East Asia in the 21st century. > > > > > > > > > [Excerpt: The intelligence personnel during the meeting on the > Dhaka University Teachers' Club premises insisted that the teachers > should call off the programme, Harun-or-Rashid, dean of the DU > social sciences faculty, told New Age. He said they inquired whether > the teachers had consulted the government before taking the two-day > programme consisting of a half-day work abstention and wearing black > badges. In response, the teachers said they considered any such > consultation unnecessary.] > > Intel agencies grill DU teachers > Staff Correspondent > > Members of intelligence agencies on Friday night questioned some > senior teachers of Dhaka University about their protest programme > against the arrest of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and > alleged harassment of the other ex-prime minister Khaleda Zia. > > The intelligence personnel during the meeting on the Dhaka > University Teachers' Club premises insisted that the teachers should > call off the programme, Harun-or-Rashid, dean of the DU social > sciences faculty, told New Age. > > He said they inquired whether the teachers had consulted the > government before taking the two-day programme consisting of a half- > day work abstention and wearing black badges. In response, the > teachers said they considered any such consultation unnecessary. > > The teachers maintained that the interim government had been > behaving in a partisan way and acting beyond its constitutional > mandate. They said it was the government that forced them to take up > the protest programme, adding that their next course of action would > depend on the government's response to their demands. > > The DU Teachers' Association at an emergency meeting attended by > 223 members on Thursday finalised the programme. > > `We took up the programme at the call of our conscience,' Harun- > or-Rashid said. He called upon the government not to go beyond its > constitutional jurisdiction and to hand over power to an elected > government soon. > > http://www.newagebd.com/2007/jul/21/front.html#10 > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ > [Disclaimer: BANGLA-IT Management is not liable for information contained > in this message. 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