Showing posts with label Bangladesh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bangladesh. Show all posts

Kareena Said Khokon

December 01, 2017 Add Comment


 In the memory of Anisul Haque, the mayor of Dhaka South City Corporation cried.

The response was asked. Said Khokan said that he was shocked and shocked. Could not say too much. Eye glasses But it was also being understood that his eyes were making excuses. Anisul Haq asked for prayers. Soon, the water of Said Khokan was falling out of the water.
Dhaka South City Corporation Mayor Said Khokan could not speak naturally to Anisul Haque. Speaking to reporters on Friday, he could not hold the tears.
Dhaka South City Mayor Said Khokon sought blessings from the countrymen for mourning the death of Anisul Haque.
Said Khokan said, "We are very sorry. We are very shocked. We are very much speechless. I pray for him as his younger brother. All of you will pray to the court of the great almighty. May Allah Almighty Allah bless him.
Two of the city corporation elections were won simultaneously. They are the first mayor of Dhaka City Corporation division. In the election held in 2015, the mayor of Dhaka North City was Anisul Haque and the mayor of the South was Said Khokon.
Anisul Haque, who was undergoing treatment in the UK for three and a half months, was diagnosed with cerebral vascular disease in the brain. Anisul Haque, the successful personality of Bangladesh, was successful in many cases.

Diarrhea baby death in Kulaura

November 30, 2017 Add Comment


Due to diarrhea in Kulaura upazila, a child of three years has died due to Rudra Deshno. His death on Thursday afternoon.
He is the son of Daily Star Moulvibazar correspondent Mintu Deshwar.
It is known that diarrhea is being caused by child Rudra since Wednesday. He was soon admitted to Kulaura Hospital. Her parents took her home at night and took her home
On Thursday, around 3pm, the condition of the child was critical, duty doctors declared him dead after taking him to Kulaura Hospital.
Rudra's body was taken from her father's house in Chatulapur tea garden in Kulaura upazila.
After hearing the news, Kulaura press club president Azizul Islam rushed to the hospital and expressed sympathy to the mournful family.

Jolie next to Rohingya women, you can come to Dhaka

November 23, 2017 Add Comment



Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie has always extended her hand to humanity. Earlier, the Oscar winning actress was standing beside the warlike people in Syria and Iraq. Now he talked about the Rohingya victims of genocide, torture and gang rape of Myanmar army.
Jolie condemned sexual violence against Rohingya women in Myanmar's Rakhine state.
In the face of suppression and torture of the army, 6 lakh Rohingya escaped and fled to Bangladesh. International organizations, including the UN, have criticized the countries of Europe and America from Myanmar. The allegation that the army is 'ethnically eliminating Rohingya' has come from international congress
According to Reuters, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Venezuela, Canada, said that Angelina Jolie can come to Bangladesh to see Rohingya victims of sexual assault. Jolie told Bangladeshi delegation about her visit to Vancouver
Foreign Ministry said in a statement today that Angelina Jolie, mentioned in a statement on sexual harassment, said that the Rohingya women who fled to Bangladesh were victims of sexual harassment.

Worries about security, funding of the Rohingya issue

November 11, 2017 Add Comment
The country's leading economists and diplomats took part in CPD's dialogue organized. Photo: NTV
In the next 10 months, more than seven thousand crore will be needed to cope with the Rohingya crisis. Concerns about providing such a huge amount of money, as well as worrying about the risks of the security of Bangladesh.
In the Dialogue organized by the Center for Policy Dialogue (CPD) on Saturday, the country's leading economists and diplomats raised such views.
Foreign Secretary Shahidul Haque said, Bangladesh is preparing a draft agreement to resolve the issue with Myanmar in a bilateral manner.
Brigadier Shakhawat, a security analyst, has found that Burmese has now taken the opportunity of being humanitarian in Bangladesh to take away Rohingya from their own country. He said, 'Rohingya, whatever name you call, they have become an interesting part now. Myanmar now tells the Rohingya that you go to Bangladesh, where the whole world is giving money, food and shelter to Rohingyas. Many Rohingya are coming to Bangladesh on this issue. That is, it is not a push factor now, it is working as a pool factor, which is visible. '
Foreign Secretary Shahidul Haque said, no third country has agreed to take a Rohingya even till now.
The dialogue has emerged, as many Rohingyas enter Bangladesh, it will require seven thousand 126 million taka for the next 10 months, which is 2.18 percent of the national budget. It can be assumed that this money comes from abroad. But the calculation says that one-third of all the allocations that have been sought by the international community on the Rohingya issue are yet to be found. When this situation, then the prominent economist and Dr. Whether the problem of Rehman Sobhan will be resolved quickly or not.
Dr. Rehman Sobhan said that everything left for Rohingyas in Myanmar has been confiscated for land, crops and property. That is, all possible arrangements have been taken so that the Rohingyas can not go back. That is, it has long-term effects. Recent history also shows that those who were deported from the country could not return to the country. In spite of this, the support of the international community has to support the victims. Therefore, keeping the matter in mind about the Rohingyas, the next task will be to decide.
Diplomats said that not only economic matters, but also due to Myanmar, Bangladesh has fallen into a major security risk.
Former diplomat Faruk Sobhan said there is a possible threat to Rohingyas. This threat is inside and outside the country. The militant IS is now calling for Rohingyas to jihad in Rakhine. Such steps have now become the number one agenda for them now, as the IS itself has been deported from Syria and Iraq.
The Foreign Secretary said, Bangladesh has kept all the way open to solve the problem. He said, 'We still believe in peaceful solution. We are trying to bilaterally with Myanmar to this end. But I am also trying to internationally. "But if the bilateral solution is not resolved then Bangladesh will work with alternate arrangements, which do not elaborate for strategic reasons, the Foreign Secretary said.

Teknaf, three times Rohingya of the population of Ukhia: The Home Minister

November 10, 2017 Add Comment
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal talked to the journalists at the opening of the clash of two and a half hour police outpost in Nalitabari upazila of Sherpur. Photo: NTVHome Minister Asaduzzaman Khanan Kamal said that joint working group will be formed on November 30 to start the Rohingyas return to Myanmar.The Home Minister said this group comprising of equal number of members of both countries will decide how the Rohingya will return to the country, how the situation will improve.The Home Minister said this while answering the questions of journalists at the opening of the Police Camp in Sherpur's Nalitabari upazila on Thursday noon.Asaduzzaman Khaman Kamal said, "Three times more Rohingya have come here than Teknaf and Uchiya population, which is causing disasters in social conditions. The mountains and hills of the forest are being destroyed. In all, we were faced with a challenge. But with the concerted efforts, we will overcome the challenge. "The Home Minister went to Nalitabari by helicopter on Thursday morning. Later in the afternoon as the chief guest, he inaugurated the police and police station.Agriculture Minister Matia Chowdhury attended the program. Among others, MPs of Sherpur-3 constituency (MP) Engineer Fazlul Haque, Mymensingh range's deputy inspector general (DIG) Nibash Chandra Majhi, deputy commissioner (DC) Dr. Mallik Anwar Hossain, additional superintendent of police and newly promoted police officer Rafiqul Hasan Gony.Later, the minister inaugurated the new building of Nalitabari Police Station. Apart from this, the distribution of solar water was distributed among BGB, Ansar and VDP members of Nalitabari upazila in the open market of Upazila Parishad Chattar.

Caesar has not been found yet;

November 09, 2017 Add Comment





Although the disappearance remained almost 48 hours, no case was found in the capital's North South University assistant professor Mubashar Hasan Cesar, law enforcers and family.
On Thursday, the cousin's father, Motahar Hossain told NTV online, "My son has not found any of the father yet. You cooperate a little. And my only son. RAB-Police are just saying, I see.
Asked about the latest information about this, Khilgaon Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Moshiur Rahman said on Friday that the missing teacher of the North South University Mubashar Hasan Cesar was still found. The law enforcing force is working to find him. '
On Wednesday, the family of Caesar said that since last evening, after the phone of Mukesh Hassan Cesar stopped the phone, he contacted his friends and searched North South University. But after finding no cesarea anywhere, he went to Khilgaon Police Station and filed a general diary (GD) at night. After this, on Wednesday morning, Caesar's father gave a written complaint to RAB-3's office.
Mubashar Hassan Cesar, who lived with his parents and younger sister at home number 25 of J. Block, 12/3 of South Forest, was living in his home.
Last night, Caesar's younger sister Tamanna Tasmin told NTV online that her elder brother came back home every day around 7pm. But his phone has been closed since Tuesday evening. They thought that the phone may not have a charge, so close. But after 10pm, they did not return home to Caesar and they got worried and filed a GD at the police station. The law enforcing agencies helped them with adequate help. Hopefully, they will find their brother quickly.
Was there any threat to Caesar? In response to such questions, Tamanna said there was no threat.
So, why did the CCTV cameras be installed at the gate of the house? Tamanna said, "I do not know much about this."