'Civilians' dress for some other hidden interest

South Asia researcher for Human Rights organization, Faiz Abbas said bdnews24.com that fire bombing is the criminal act and it is for political purposes. They are who are doing these once are the criminal and will be brought to justice.
Over the last two months, the BNP-Jamaat alliance siege casualties condemned the violence, he said during releasing Amnesty International's annual report on Tuesday, February 24, 2015 in London.
He said, "We think these attacks or provocation to attacks are done and influenced by politicians under political leaders. We consider that to be really evil.”
During the act of sabotage of the arrestees got as BNP activists', so party leaders have to prevent workers from the petrol bombing.
BNP should have returned their supporters from throwing petrol bombs and set fire to vehicles, if any engagement is found, they have to assist law enforcement to prosecute him.
Secretary of State, USA John Kerry and UN President’s statement are the same. Arsons in the name of politics should be avoided. Criminal acts for political purpose will never get acceptance.
Ha, selukas! What is said by our so called ‘Civil Society’/talk-show talker? Even our dear Dr. Akber Ali Khan said in a talk-show – “I don’t know who are doing that? To find them is the job of police!” – So intelligent comment!
Ill/criminal movement for political purpose should not be supported by the person who wears ‘Civil/Society workers’ typed dress.

Implementation of the performance management system: turning point of the administrative system

Result-oriented performance management system are in place in the Bangladesh Secretariat. It is a good news. It will increase the efficiency of all ministries as well as government. It will also prepare environment for increasing efficiency of the ministries and boosting their activities to serve people more inclusively.


Read the following news:


Annual performance agreements inked to improve public servants performance


Observer Online Desk

Published : Monday, 23 February, 2015,  Time : 6:32 PM

Ten annual performance agreements (APAs) were signed on Monday between the Cabinet Secretary and the Secretaries and Senior Secretaries of 10 ministries and divisions concerned, aiming to improve the performance and accountability of public servants.

As part of the ongoing Government Performance Management System (GPMS), the agreements were signed during the regular weekly meeting of the Cabinet held at Bangladesh Secretariat with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the chair.

Countries like Australia, Bhutan, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, France, India, New Zealand, the USA and the UK have their own APAs. 

The Cabinet Secretary signed the APAs as the Prime Minister’s representatives and President of the national committee on GPMS, while the Secretaries as representatives of the Ministries and Divisions concerned.

Briefing reporters after the meeting, Cabinet Secretary M Musharraf Hossain Bhuiyan said result-oriented performance management system are in place in various countries of the world in a bid to attain desired goals through enhancing the efficiency and accountability of the government officials.

He said the national committee on GPMS suggested signing the APAs of the 10 ministries and divisions after reviewing those on February 18.

The 10 ministries and divisions which signed the APA are Road Transport and Highways Division, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Textiles and Jute, Energy and Mineral Resources Division, Ministry of Industries, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Housing and Public Works, Bridges Division, Ministry of Social Welfare and Economic Relations Division.

He said this APA is a turning point of the administrative system and would usher in a new era.

With the implementation of the performance management system, it is expected that the efficiency and accountability of the government offices would enhance while the implementation pace of government policies and programmes through intense monitoring would be expedited.

Musharraf Hossain said APA is the major component of the GPMS, undergoing in light with the demand, experience and reality of the country.

The Cabinet Secretary said the meeting was apprised about the steps taken towards implementation of the GPMS.

He said that 38 more APAs are in the pipeline for signing.

The Prime Minister at the meeting directed the officials concerned to discharge their duties with utmost integrity in implementing the working plan of each and every ministry and division to achieve the government’s desired goal.

The Cabinet Secretary said this APA is very important for the government as it would help ensure the accountability of government officials in addition to implementing the government vision.

He said the progress of implementing the APA would be evaluated in every six months while there would be evaluation and monitoring at the end of the year.

Answering to a question, the Cabinet Secretary said the APA would indirectly help curb corruption since this system would make the government officials accountable.

He said the Cabinet at the meeting also put forward some valuable suggestions which would be considered while the GPMS would be improved further in light of the experiences.

The Cabinet meeting was also apprised about the visits of Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister to Japan on September 22-26, 2014 and to the UK on November 3-6, 2014.

Ministers, State Ministers and Secretaries concerned were present at then meeting.

Why people will lose their lives on the rivers

It is not acceptable that the disaster on waterway will continue and Ministers will be shocked for tragic incident on the river, in which so many people will lose their lives.


When the rescue operation has been called off in the morning on February 23, 2015 on Padma after passenger ferry MV Mostofa-3 was pulled out and turned around near the banks of the river, 69 bodies were fished out of the river, more than 20 hours after the disaster.


Last year, a similar accident killed dozens in Munshiganj. In 2012, over 100 people died when a ferry sank on the Meghna after colliding with a cargo vessel.


Accidents on Bangladesh’s vast waterways are badly common that are often blamed on overcrowding,  poor vessel quality, lack of skill of captains etc. Probe committee is also a hopeless practice from which no result is found.


Why it will be happened regularly? Why people will die by this type of accident regularly?

Bangladesh Fan! Lovely wave!

With one's ever seen before so bright appearance Bangladeshis Boomer Canberra city? Bob with soul so red and green flags. Bangladesh cricket team wearing the jersey. Like the roar of the tiger boom-Bangladesh Bangladesh. Festival vocal people barnila. It creates a vivid memory was ajidera Bangladesh team.


Read following report of Fazlul Bari published in bdnews24 (Published: 2015-02-18 16:45:32.0):


Sydney Morning Herald journalist Emon Mathews came a trip to Canberra. He went around the cricket festival edikataya myanuka Oval. Want to know, so Bangladeshis came Canberra Where? Sidanisaha moves to bring the city's vehicle fleet Emon hear whispered.
Myanuka Oval on Wednesday 10 thousand 726 people watched the game. Ninety percent of the Bangladeshis. From abroad to visit the country, who love the opportunity to easily scalable. Working day of the week off from work to come up with them.
Bangladeshi expatriates in Australia, mostly young. Most of the thirty-fifth and thirty years Twenties! They were immigrants coming to study here, and some are still reading.
In most cases, there is no money in this country does not work. It just did not work one day remains derasa-shore dollar penalty. What kind of sport that all further costs. No one thought about it. To think about the fact that the country is not love. Families with very young children came. Children have been wearing the jersey. The kids got out of his arms, or to say that mothers do not mean to be entertained, or concerns! It's actually just a habit.
Another reason was the news of the day myanuka Oval. As to the various cities around sidanisaha Bangladeshi family came to see the game in Canberra, many of them did not care about the rules of parking. Two hours into the game at the cars in the parking area that has been absorbed, to find out what was going on and did not! The criminal breaches of the rules of the Council of the car in the car is fine with hanging Ranger tickets. Fined $ 96 per car. Bangladesh batting innings break at the end of the car and went to see the notice on the 'Lightning' so much. But the game does not bemoan the maje they go.
Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim pair of thrilling innings before many people had been feared. Mashrafe Mortaza and Rubel Hossain wickets bowling beginning meteche delight spectators. Between the wickets fell back somewhat disappointing lack meghao are made. After reading the Prophet took all the worries disappear. Full myanuka Oval again into an 'Bangladesh', 'Bangladesh' slogan.
Myanuka about exactly what the festival has got out of the Oval. Bangladeshis Australia has not seen such a festival.

Myanmar revokes Rohingya voting rights

I thought Buddhists are cold blooded peaceful people. But recently I have understood that all are 'RABON' (Demon) when religion comes first to secure identity.  

Read the following news: 

Myanmar revokes Rohingya voting rights after protests

Rohingya Muslims will not be able to vote in Myanmar’s referendum after the prime minister withdrew temporary voting rights following protests.


Hundreds of Buddhists took to the streets following the passage of a law that would allow temporary residents who hold “white papers” to vote.

More than one million Rohingya live in Myanmar, but they are not regarded as citizens by the government.

In 2012, violence between Muslims and Buddhists left more than 200 dead.

The clashes broke out in Rakhine province and sparked religious attacks across the country.

The so-called white papers were introduced in 2010 by the former military junta to allow the Rohingya and other minorities to vote in a general election.

The move to annul the rights is seen as surprising given that it was Prime Minister Thein Sein who originally persuaded parliament to grant them.

The announcement came just hours after demonstrations in Yangon. Those protesting resent what they see as the integration of non-citizens into the country.

“White card holders are not citizens and those who are non-citizens don’t have the right to vote in other countries,” said Shin Thumana, a Buddhist monk who took part in the protest.

“This is just a ploy by politicians to win votes.”

However, Rohingya MP Shwe Maung, whose constituency is in Rakhine, argued that voting rights had only become an issue following the violence in 2012.

Buddhist monks are at the forefront of protests against Muslims. One high profile leader is monk Ashin Wirathu, who recently used abusive language to describe the UN’s special envoy to Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), Yanghee Lee.

In December, the United Nations passed a resolution urging Myanmar to give access to citizenship for the Rohingya, many of whom are classed as stateless.
(BBC)

Diarrhea! Passes out stools by mouth!

Diarrhea is defined as the passage of three or more loose or liquid stools per day (or more frequent passage than is normal for the individual). Frequent passing of formed stools is not diarrhea, nor is the passing of loose, "pasty" stools by breastfed babies.


Diarrhea is usually a symptom of an infection in the intestinal tract, which can be caused by a variety of bacterial, viral and parasitic organisms. Infection is spread through contaminated food or drinking-water, or from person-to-person as a result of poor hygiene.

Interventions to prevent diarrhea, including safe drinking-water, use of improved sanitation and hand washing with soap can reduce disease risk. Diarrhea can be treated with a solution of clean water, sugar and salt, and with zinc tablets.

There are three clinical types of diarrhea:

• acute watery diarrhea – lasts several hours or days, and includes cholera;
• acute bloody diarrhea – also called dysentery; and
• persistent diarrhea – lasts 14 days or longer.

Some people of our country are now suffering from diarrhea and passes stools by their mouth. They are so called ‘Intelligent’ and OMG!, what a misuse of their mouth! So thin, so liquid typed speeches have been passed from their mouth loudly and regularly and after all openly. It is not bedwetting. Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) means a child passes urine in the night when they are asleep. Is it gut? The gut (gastrointestinal tract) is the long tube that starts at the mouth and ends at the back passage (anus). What is this? Why they are abusing the power of mouth? Why their speeches are too weightless! Too talkative are they! Won’t the people be free from their diarrhea? Mask their worst smells.

Why should not have any rules for journalism?

Police have arrested the Mithapukur correspondent of Daily Sangram, the Jamaat-e-Islami mouthpiece, for his alleged involvement in an arson attack on a bus at the Upazila in Rangpur.

Why should not have any rules for journalism?
Last few years, Journalist has encouraged terrorists and they continue it. Electronic media is airing terrorism in the sense of encouraging that. Some 'famous/clever' media is guiding terrors in the name of political movement. They 'discover' 'tiredness policy' of police/RAB and has given message to terrors for running with the 'policy' and continue petrol bombing. They are always trying to take some words from EU, USA government against Bangladesh Government.


Police said Hafizur Rahman was present at the scene four hours prior to incident on the Rangpur-Dhaka Highway in the wee hours of Jan 14.

Rahman was detained and questioned on Sunday, said the district’s Superintendent of Police (SP) Abdur Razzak.

He said, “Right after petrol bombs were hurled at the bus in the early hours, Rahman took photos of the burning vehicle and supplied them to some journalists.”

Those journalists were also under police’s observation, he added.

The SP said Rahman also gave confessional statement at a Rangpur court on Monday.

The Sangram correspondent admitted that he was a former member of Islami Chhatra Shibir, Jamaat’s student wing, said Razzak.

“He also confessed to everything he was involved in and who had carried out the arson attack and how much money he got from several journalists for supplying the photos.”

After the Dhaka-bound bus was set ablaze by suspected blockade supporters early on Jan 14, four people were burned alive on the spot and two others died of severe burns later.

Thirty more passengers were also burnt in that petrol bomb attack at Mithapukur’s Batason Fatehpur.

Mithapukur Police Station’s Sub-Inspector Abdur Razzak had filed a case over the incident accusing 120 leaders and activists of Jamaat and Shibir.

Police have already arrested 37 people for their suspected involvement in the attack.
Rangpur Correspondent,  bdnews24.com

Published: 2015-02-10 00:42:48.0 BdST

Let the nightmare for people begin!

The ISIS video opens with a black slate that reads, "A Message to Japan." It then shows a kneeling Goto. The man known as "Jihadi John" is standing behind him.
The terrorist speaks in English while holding a knife in his left hand.
"Abe, because of your reckless decision to take part in an unwinnable war, this knife will not only slaughter Kenji, but will also carry on and cause carnage wherever your people are found," the man says. "So let the nightmare for Japan begin."
The video cuts to black as the militant puts the knife to Goto's throat. It then shows the apparent result of the decapitation. It's not clear who conducted the apparent killing.
The knife-wielding masked man with a London accent has been nicknamed "Jihadi John." He has appeared in at least six videos with hostages and has overseen the beheadings of other captives.

This is video of ISIS. They said - 'Let the nightmare for Japan begin'. They have opened burning chamber for burning innocent people.

Over 50 ordinary people have died in arson and petrol bomb attack at vehicles across Bangladesh since Jan 5, when BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia called an indefinite transport blockade.
Near about 20 general people were burnt alive when petrol bombs were hurled at a bus on the road. Bus, Truck, Rickshaw, Driver, Helper, PSC-JSC-SSC Examinees, ordinary peoples are captured/attacked/kidnapped/blocked/burned. No peoples are supporting these except some intellegent talk-show talkers. Those talkers feel happy inside when a petrol bomb has been thrown to bus/truck/tempu and burnt ordinary people and make these criminal functions as political functions by their thin speech. Almighty Allah give us a mouth and they are making with that mouth weightless, thin, dirty sentences through beautiful words and inform that how the burning can be stopped!! And lastly they inform us - Let the nightmare for people begin!   Shameless!!