Krishna Nee Begane by Colonial Cousins

A school boy. lives with his parents, his kid sister and his dreams. He adores is father the most, cannot think himself without his loving mother and sister. However his mid school life sees disturbances, enraged teachers of him asks his father to see the Principal. His father is insulted, returns home with the copy of an undertaken and breaks on his son outrageously. This takes the boy to deeper of his troubles. He mixes up with street level politics and gets himself even in a bigger trouble. He gets caught by Police from a political gathering turned to violent street agitation. He is arrested, he is jailed. His parents see the hardest of troubles ruffled their lives as well as their son's. They find their lives being through without their sons. They miss him badly.

Months later the boy gets acquitted and returns home. He receives the grandest of welcomes from his sister, from his grand mother, from his parents and aunts. He comes back to his life, he comes back to their lives with tears.

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Memories of October 28, 2006 is still fresh among us. We are not to forget the brutal death of 6 members of Bangladesh Chhatro Shibir and 1 member of Bangladesh Awami Jubo League. Except one, ages of all of them were ranging between 16 to 21. All of them were lynched to death on hands of their rivals.

Bangladeshi people want to get rid of this bloody political violence which has been her culture since her birth. Bangladeshi people want their politicians and statesmen to be far more responsible to avoid the loss of our lives and our properties.

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• Violence
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• Agitation
• Politics