সরকারের এত ভয় কিসের? | Hasina's Birthday Kolkata Celebrates | Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina BNP News

Today is Sheikh Hasina's birthday, and it tells two different stories on two sides of the border. In Shariatpur, police rushed to stop a birthday cake-cutting. What they came back with, in their own words, was one untouched cake and five motorcycles (bdnews24). In Barishal, twelve people were picked up from a meeting that police called a sabotage plan. Meanwhile in Kolkata, a new film titled "Ami Sheikh Mujiber Meye" was lined up for its first screening with West Bengal's finance minister as chief guest, and in Delhi former Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar is to be chief guest at another birthday event (The Wall). At the UN on 24 September, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman spoke of "fascist rule" and promised that everyone, whatever their politics, would live "safely with equal rights". He did not say Sheikh Hasina's name once. About three hours later, in the same city, she joined a press conference online, called for the release of political prisoners and the lifting of the Awami League ban, and said more than 1,000 children had died of measles (Times of India). The government's own health directorate puts this year's toll at 1,087. And the health minister himself told parliament on 7 September that the vaccine crisis was the interim government's doing. Sources: bdnews24, The Wall, Khoborsangjog, The Daily Star, Times of India, Business Today, ITV, Dhaka Tribune Bangla, Prothom Alo, Samakal, Desh Rupantor, The Business Standard. Nothing here is invented. Every number and quote is from a published report; claims are presented as claims. — Anup Biswas #SheikhHasina #AwamiLeague #Bangladesh #HasinaBirthday #BangladeshPolitics