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Cases linked to alleged irregularities in govt land allocation. Her nephew Radwan Mujib Siddiq, nieces Tulip Rizwana Siddiq & Azmina Siddiq were also handed jail terms.
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This is the game every nation is now learning to play. Some are finding new allies or seeing value among nations where they’d seen marginal interest. The starkest example is India & Europe.
The writer seems to have his head in the sand wherein he doesnt even understand that a trial in absentia can never be one which reflects justice ! Needs to go back to school and re learn the definition of justice. Ofcourse ,I would agree with him if he mentioned “perceived justice” because even the students revolution was a “perceived” one wherein nothing concrete came out of it ! Where is the democracy that the students were crying out loud ? Seems the gullible students were again taken for a ride gor the umpteenth time by the old timers .
Ofc the writer of this had to be a Muslim, I mean this article doesn’t make any sense at all. How do you even approve of these?
I used to read daily, now once a week, the quality of articles have gone down tremendously.
Why should Hassena be hanged for the death in revolt that was to remove her. She didn’t want it to happen. And she certainly didn’t want any violence. This article makes no sense at all, it’s like a bunch of people fighting amongst themselves to get rid of you, and they do, and you are being hanged,
This is utter stupidity…
The writer seems to have his head in the sand wherein he doesnt even understand that a trial in absentia can never be one which reflects justice ! Needs to go back to school and re learn the definition of justice. Ofcourse ,I would agree with him if he mentioned “perceived justice” because even the students revolution was a “perceived” one wherein nothing concrete came out of it ! Where is the democracy that the students were crying out loud ? Seems the gullible students were again taken for a ride gor the umpteenth time by the old timers .
Ofc the writer of this had to be a Muslim, I mean this article doesn’t make any sense at all. How do you even approve of these?
I used to read daily, now once a week, the quality of articles have gone down tremendously.
Why should Hassena be hanged for the death in revolt that was to remove her. She didn’t want it to happen. And she certainly didn’t want any violence. This article makes no sense at all, it’s like a bunch of people fighting amongst themselves to get rid of you, and they do, and you are being hanged,
This is utter stupidity…