Golden Handshake !

The political leaders who have been marked corrupted in the courts or in other agencies by this time should say a good-bye to Bangladesh politics. Our leaders should follow the right track of overseas leaders who resign from their government and party position if they are disputed and censured even on a trifle matter relating to simple corruption and negligence of duty.

They deem that they have lost their credibility and, thus, be replaced by the fresh arrivals. This is noted in Japan, UK, USA, India and other democratic countries. But our corrupted leaders shamelessly stay in powers and posts, in spite of, dozen allegations against them. Our field of politics, thus, should be clean off these bad elements for the safety and nourishment of democracy.

Present Interim Govt. may do one noble thing. It may prepare a list of corrupt political leaders and ask them to leave politics on golden handshake (a moderate system introduced by the then BNP Govt to discharge the excess employees by paying their dues) for the sake of the nation.

Politics In Bangladesh

Politics in Bangladesh has been grabbed by the unpatriotic persons who are in practice of using it to their selfish ends. No idea of the country’s welfare doesn’t move their heart. Rather they remain busy building their own fate.

These persons in the name of leaders take politics as a sharp weapon to hoard money, amass wealth both at home and abroad like a business magnate. A real trader requires fund to ply his business. But they don’t. They use their label of politics in lieu of. Even they don’t care for any authorized business unit for their own. They collect tolls from others on threat. None can pick up any business in their command areas without giving them percentage. The recent anti-corruptions drive and the court’s verdicts bring their head to foot corruption to the lime light.

Though their number is few, there are some honest and real politicians in this spoil. But they have been cornered and made voiceless by them.