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- Posted February 27, 2013 by
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Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Bangladesh may face "Riots"
The main news in the Bangladeshi media is now that the verdict of a islamic scholar and leader Allama deluar hossain syedee by international war crime tribunal which is formed by present secular BAL govern ment after 40yrs of independence. Bangladesh is now on great risk due to this tribunal. Different international organization has already criticized this tribunal due to their impartiality and the standard of tribunal. Most of the observer are saying it is a politically motivated tribunal and the main target of the tribunal is that to suppress the main opposite party BNP and Jamat e Islami . Tomorrow will declare its third verdict by tribunal-1, that was suspended about one month ago due to skype scandal of justice nijamul haque nasim who was the main justice of tribunal one . After regaining justice nasim tribunal was reformed and it will be the first declare by tribunal one. Allama syedee and his supporter has always denied the accused. Syedee also a renowned person who was a member of parliament in Bangladesh. The defence team and government team both are demand that they prove their-self by witness and in black and white. Jamat e islam has already declare they will not tolerate any injustice by government influence verdict. They has already declare strike country wide tomorrow. It is the sign of riots of country by supporter of syedee . They will not give any space to the government for injustice , they will scarifies themselves but not any cartoon verdict. If that occurs then riots may spread all over country and it will the thinking matter of nation . someone should need to take step in this matter to reduce problem UN is the better option in this case
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