Bangladesh in 2017

 


In the middle of the night, the world will welcome the Christian New Year. During this year, the development of the government of Bangladesh and the movement of opposition to the democracy, the issues which were discussed as important in front of the nation, between abductions, disappearances, horror of murder and extrajudicial killings, violence against women and children, corruption in financial sector, The leak of question papers and the Rohingya problem that is sitting on Bangladesh. But what has kept the countryman in an uncertainty is that the next year's national election
In this context, the editor of civilian (Sujon) for good governance. Badiul Alam Majumder told that the issue must be resolved through a political discussion on the matter. He expressed the apprehension that the crisis would be more complex if there is any stubbornness that will not be given any kind of discount.
Meanwhile, another issue related to public interest in this year is the question of public examination leaked. Examination of primary examinations from university level, even exams for admission and job exams leaked.
With this, the involvement of the government staff and the student leaders of the government team has been found by the intelligence agencies. Even evidence of the involvement of teachers in the investigation of the ACC was found.
BNP leader Ruhul Kabir Rizvi expressed fears about the education system of the country, saying, "The education minister has given opportunity to the people to purchase question paper in different examinations." The Awami League government has invented the new techniques of income income by asking questions on schools, universities or job exams.
In the end of the year, human rights organizations have informed about the increase in female child abuse.
Regarding financial corruption, leaders of organizations such as TIB or Sujon have made regular statements, but the government has failed to stop it.
Investigation reports are still not published even after one and a half year of theft of a section of Bangladesh Bank reserve. The nation could not know who were behind this great incident. Although there are reports of bank lopatories, they are not known to be punished.
The allegation of misuse of information technology and false news in social media has been loud. Former Commerce Minister Amir Khasru said in a program titled 'Cyber ​​Ethics and Youth Against Cyber ​​Crime' organized at the Supreme Court auditorium last week, the false news is being spread online now.
He said, "It is politically extremely dangerous. Most sadly, when a political party or government institute seeks false news, then the Institutions of the country are questioned. "