There is one example of yellow journalism:
Yellow Journalism1
Yellow Journalism2
Both of the link has the same news word to word. Both of them referred the same source '' The Saptahik Jonatar Chuk'' . I have tried to get from all of friends around the world where is from that '' The Saptahik Jonatar Chuk'' published. But I have failed to get the accuracy of their source.
What ever the source, I would like to get some points of the contents. Before that please have some facts about the persons mentioned in the reports.
I think all those are simply Intentional part. I am Just feeling that those people are finding some ways to take Tasneem inside again for unnecessary reasons and they want to seek attention. Now I feel those Journalist know each and every one of us and they know Asif and Naeem even very well . Other wise why will they change Modhupur to Mohammod pur. Another funny statement is about garbage middle class people. 'These type of comments are simply to create negative feelings on the mind of people.
Basically we have two problems Asif is VP of a really good organisation. Thirty-four-year-old Rubel Ahsan has been working in the IT industry in Silicon Valley, California for the last 10 years. Rubel Ahsan is doing well some how quite ok. More or less every one of us has stable professional carrier. Basically It is very easy to highlight Our so called political standing and all that we can't write much on those from Foreign land.
My analysis and comments of the claims:
1. Joy & Tasneem's comment about LORC (?): These are personal opinions and analysis of the situation. As concerned citizens, everyone has the right to analyse the political scenario.
2. "All these garbage -- middle class people", "Hot button to drive them away"-- Don't these seem out of context ? "Joy doesn';t give patta about constitution and democracy" -- Ludicrous. These things must be quoted out of context.
3. "Asif Saleh funds" -- as Asif bhai has claraified, it's the Modhupur fund of DP. See the note to ''The Amder Shomoy'' from Asif and Naeem.
NOTE to Amader Shomoy from Asif and Naeem
4. "Caretaker govt union of bustards." -- Personal opinion.
5. " Gettiara & Topon Chow, Dr Kamal" -- Isn't it true ? Geetiara looks after the public relation of Tata, Topon Chow going after his business rivals, Dr. Kamal is the law adviser of Asia energy.
6. "Anti Dr. Yunus film" -- There had been lots of anti AL, anti BNP films. So anti Yunus film is no big deal.
7. "B. Umar and Anu Md interview" -- both are anti Dr. Yunus.
8. "Tareq and Hasina news" -- source is DGFI. Seems to be correct.
9. "Exit strategy of army, Tofail Amu gong, " -- Political analysis.
10. " the sooner the army takes over, the better -- Joy" -- out of context.
11. "Lobbying of Dr. Kamal" -- infomration from Joy. Also seems to be correct.
12. Rubel Ahsan, Tasneem & arafat (lakh lakh dollar transaction) -- No idea what they are talking about .
So i would like to request all the yellow journalist to maintain the Rules of Journalism which they have. The journalist can save the nation from corruption. But what happen if they themselves were living i n yellow journalism and corruption?
Sunday, 27 May 2007
Friday, 25 May 2007
Wednesday, 23 May 2007
Compare the Two Cases
Tuesday night an Islami Chatro Shibir Leader in Pabna was arrested by RAB and then released as usually. You can see the news in the Prothom Alo.
There is another news that has not been published anywhere. Tanu Das Gupta, a student of BBA in Leading University, Sylhet has been arrested Tuesday morning at 11.30 am under the act 54 and tortured a lot and then thrown to PS.
I have collected the FIR that is just a rubbish else nothing. Look how a non-political innocent guy was arrested twice for beating the so called 'source of JF'. Have a look to the FIR.
[ Sumantra Das Gupta Tanu]What we get from the above two cases:
1. If you are Islami Chatro Shibir minded, you will not be charged anything if there were many valid reasons.
2. If you are out of Jamati , you will be arrested twice under clause 54 and thrown to Jail.
I wish to raise few questions from the attached FIR(?) copy;
1. Is there any official post in JF as ' source'?
2.Is it acceptable anything like attached here as FIR/GD without naming any victimized person?
3.If anyone has been freed via honorable court at anytime for arresting under 54, is it legal to arrest him again under clause 54?
4.Can P.S declared anybody as ' SONTRASI' without proving anything in the recent past?
5. Who is administrating the JF in Habiganj? Is it administrating by the so called 'source'?
I think you can get more points from the attached FIR/GD.
N.B: PS of Habiganj has applied for 5 Days remand to torture him again. I don't understand what they are asking for to him? He was remanded before for 1 day but they did not find any thing illegal with him. SO why again ?
Monday, 21 May 2007
Thursday, 17 May 2007
Sunday, 13 May 2007
Custodial Deaths in Bangladesh
A Bangladesh rights group has recorded 89 custodial deaths and detention of over 175, 000 people during the four months of the state of emergency, proclaimed in January this year.
According to Odhiker, a coalition for the human rights organisations in Bangladesh, lawmen killed 89 people, 49 of whom were killed in shootouts by the elite Rapid Action Battalion, since the Fakhruddin Ahmed's interim government sworn in. The Odhiker released the report on Saturday. The group expressed deep concern over the violation of human rights in the country and demanded probe into all the extra-judicial killings by the law enforcers. It also asked the government to make public the findings of those inquiries.
In Bangladesh civil and political rights are suspended under the Emergency Powers Rule in line the with the January 11 presidential proclamation of the state of emergency. After assumption in office, the interim administration launched countrywide hunt against corruption, resulting in overcrowd in the jails across the country.
According to available statistics, the law enforcers arrested 175,435 people for their alleged involvement in the crime and corruption under the past political governments. A handful of the detainees were releases while the rest are languishing in jail.
Among the 89 people killed during the period, four were activists of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, four from the Awami League, six of the outlawed Purba Banglar Communist Party (Janajuddha), four of underground Purba Banglar Communist Party, three of extremist Purba Banglar Communist Party (Red Flag), two of outlawed Biplobi Communist Party, one of extremist New Biplobi Communist Party, two of underground Gana Mukti Fauj, one of Jatiya Samajantrik Dal, three of Sramajibi Mukti Andolan and four of extremist Sarbahara Party.
One of them was a freedom fighter, one was an indigenous leader and another was reportedly an operative of an extremist group, according to the Odhiker report. Odhikar demanded independent inquiries of all the extra-judicial killings or deaths in custody. It also demanded that the results of all such inquiries should be made public.
It also condemned brief detention of journalist Tasneem Khalil for questioning by the army-led joint forces and has termed it as 'act of intimidation' against human rights defenders.
Copyright Dailyindia.com/ANI
According to Odhiker, a coalition for the human rights organisations in Bangladesh, lawmen killed 89 people, 49 of whom were killed in shootouts by the elite Rapid Action Battalion, since the Fakhruddin Ahmed's interim government sworn in. The Odhiker released the report on Saturday. The group expressed deep concern over the violation of human rights in the country and demanded probe into all the extra-judicial killings by the law enforcers. It also asked the government to make public the findings of those inquiries.
In Bangladesh civil and political rights are suspended under the Emergency Powers Rule in line the with the January 11 presidential proclamation of the state of emergency. After assumption in office, the interim administration launched countrywide hunt against corruption, resulting in overcrowd in the jails across the country.
According to available statistics, the law enforcers arrested 175,435 people for their alleged involvement in the crime and corruption under the past political governments. A handful of the detainees were releases while the rest are languishing in jail.
Among the 89 people killed during the period, four were activists of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, four from the Awami League, six of the outlawed Purba Banglar Communist Party (Janajuddha), four of underground Purba Banglar Communist Party, three of extremist Purba Banglar Communist Party (Red Flag), two of outlawed Biplobi Communist Party, one of extremist New Biplobi Communist Party, two of underground Gana Mukti Fauj, one of Jatiya Samajantrik Dal, three of Sramajibi Mukti Andolan and four of extremist Sarbahara Party.
One of them was a freedom fighter, one was an indigenous leader and another was reportedly an operative of an extremist group, according to the Odhiker report. Odhikar demanded independent inquiries of all the extra-judicial killings or deaths in custody. It also demanded that the results of all such inquiries should be made public.
It also condemned brief detention of journalist Tasneem Khalil for questioning by the army-led joint forces and has termed it as 'act of intimidation' against human rights defenders.
Copyright Dailyindia.com/ANI
Saturday, 12 May 2007
Hasina resurgent
May 10th 2007 DHAKA
From The Economist print edition
With troubling implications
“IF YOU step on the tail of a snake, you have to kill it,” said one of Bangladesh's senior politicians when the military-backed interim government that seized power in January attempted to exile the country's two leading politicians: the feuding begums, Khaleda Zia of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and Sheikh Hasina Wajed of the Awami League.
From The Economist print edition
With troubling implications
“IF YOU step on the tail of a snake, you have to kill it,” said one of Bangladesh's senior politicians when the military-backed interim government that seized power in January attempted to exile the country's two leading politicians: the feuding begums, Khaleda Zia of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and Sheikh Hasina Wajed of the Awami League.
See the conquering heroine come
The attempt has ended in failure. This week the government, under domestic and international pressure, abandoned its efforts to keep Sheikh Hasina, a former prime minister, from returning from abroad. She swept back to the sort of welcome usually reserved for rock stars, despite the government's best efforts to prevent her supporters gathering. Even Mrs Zia, prime minister until last October, whom the government also tried to push into exile, welcomed her rival's return.
With its “minus-two solution” in a shambles, the emergency government has to deal with the consequences. It may hope the courts will convict the many civilian politicians whom its army sponsors have arrested, including most of the leaders of the two main parties. Sheikh Hasina herself faces murder and corruption charges. But if the courts do not oblige—and charges against politicians have never brought convictions in the past—Sheikh Hasina, the daughter of Bangladesh's first president, will be favourite to become the next prime minister, assuming elections are held by the end of 2008, as the government has promised.
It seems Bangladesh will not get the clean break from feudal politics that many had hoped for. Last week Muhammad Yunus, a micro-credit pioneer and winner of last year's Nobel prize for peace, reversed his decision to enter the country's messy politics. Meanwhile, Mrs Zia, whose elder son is in prison accused of corruption, has appointed her younger brother vice-president of her party.
It all seems so predictable. To its credit, the emergency government has aimed to end a culture of impunity in a state rotten with corruption. It has tried to improve the judiciary, stabilise the economy and promised, though so far failed, to put an end to the brutality of its security forces. It has also shown a soldierly taste for micro-managing civilians—including enforcing “no honking zones” in the capital.
But the government's main aim, by its own declaration, is to make Bangladesh's political parties behave more lawfully and democratically. It is hard to know how it will achieve this, unless by force or by suspending elections—steps that would be neither lawful nor democratic.
Thursday, 10 May 2007
Tasneem Khalil: All the BEST
The entire link related to Tasneem Khalil:
1. Urgent: Reporters Under Attack In Bangladesh by MASH
2. Tasneem, we'll come get you by SALAMDHAKA
3. Tasneem Khalil picked up by army by DP
4. Breaking News: Journalist Blogger Tasneem Khalil arrested by REZWAN
5. Blogger Tasneem Khaleel Picked up by the Army: Deshivoice
6. Tasneem Khalil Arrested: Seruous Golmal
7. Blogger Tasneem Khaleel Arrested by the Army: ADDABAZ
8. OUTRAGEOUS!!! : ZaFa
10. Washingtonpost.com Brief
11. Reporter Taken Away At Night By Military In Bangladesh: The Moderate Voice
12. Bangladesh: Release Journalist and Rights Activist : REUTERS
13. Press release by Human Rights Watch
14. Tasneem Khalil Arrested: Shada Kalo
15. Tasneem’s Last Article: Suchinta
16.Wife: Bangladesh journalist arrested -CNN
17.Bangladeshi journalist detained, family and colleague say-IHT
18.Important: Tasneem Khalil arrested by military police-Pickle Politics
19.Tasneem Khalil detained by Bangladesh’s military-led government-Sculpin
20.Tasneem Khalil arrest: IMPERFECT WORLD
21.Protest the arrest of Journalist and Blogger Tasneem Khalil :TPOI
22.Tasneem Khalil: What You Can Do-Suchinta
23.Bangladeshi journalist detained, family and colleague say: China POST
24.Tasneem Khalil arrested - See update 2 to know what you can do now! ASIF DHAKASHOHOR
25. The Trojan Horse-SHAHIDUL
26. Taylormarsh
27. Themoderatevoice
28. heathlander
29. Neverinournames
Tuesday, 8 May 2007
Monday, 7 May 2007
Friday, 4 May 2007
Three Letters from Prof. Yunus
The Third Letter from Prof. Yunus : In Bengali
The 2nd Letter from Prof. Yunus :http://muhammadyunus.org/content/view/80/1/lang,en/
The First Letter from Prof. Yunus: http://muhammadyunus.org/content/view/82/1/lang,en/
I have taken the third letter from Shamokal because this has not been found in the website:
http://muhammadyunus.org
Thursday, 3 May 2007
Tuesday, 1 May 2007
Bomb Blasts Rock Bangladesh Rail Terminals: Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet are affected
Just look at all the news link regarding Bomb Blasts Rock Bangladesh Rail Terminals. I will be updating whenever i get new look. Bangladesh accuses extremists of bombingsIndependent Online, South Africa
Dhaka - Several small bombs exploded at three railway stations in emergency-ruled Bangladesh on Tuesday with evidence pointing to extremists blamed for ...
'Al Qaeda' bombs rock BangladeshITV.com, UK
'Al Qaeda' bombs rock BangladeshITV.com, UK
Three simultaneous bomb blasts have rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh, with militant slogans claiming to be from al-Qaeda found at two of the ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtBoston Globe, MA
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtBoston Globe, MA
Bangladeshi police show a metal sheet, inscribed with militant slogans claiming to be from an al-Qaeda network, they found at the site of a bomb blast at ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtReuters India, India
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtReuters India, India
DHAKA (Reuters) - Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtMalaysia Star, Malaysia
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtMalaysia Star, Malaysia
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming ...
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railway stationsHindu, India
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railway stationsHindu, India
Three simultaneous explosions shook separate railway stations across Bangladesh today, including one in the capital Dhaka, ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtWashington Post, DC
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtWashington Post, DC
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtReuters India, India
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one hurtReuters India, India
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming ...
Bangladesh railway blasts signed 'al Qaeda'CNN
Bangladesh railway blasts signed 'al Qaeda'CNN
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming to ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminalsTVNZ, New Zealand
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminalsTVNZ, New Zealand
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh, with militant slogans claiming to be from al Qaeda found at two of the sites ...
String of Bombings at Train Stations Injures 1 in BangladeshFOX News
String of Bombings at Train Stations Injures 1 in BangladeshFOX News
Three small explosions Tuesday at separate train stations across Bangladesh left one bystander injured in an attack claimed by a group ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, none hurtReuters India, India
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, none hurtReuters India, India
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, officials said. ...
Bangladesh on high alert after serial blastsJurnalo, Germany
Bangladesh on high alert after serial blastsJurnalo, Germany
Security forces were put on a state of high alert across Bangladesh on Tuesday after an apparently orchestrated bomb attack was carried out by suspected ...
Islamic extremists blamed for Bangladesh bomb attacksZee News, India
Islamic extremists blamed for Bangladesh bomb attacksZee News, India
Several small bombs exploded at three railway stations in emergency-ruled Bangladesh on Tuesday with evidence pointing to Islamic extremists ...
Bangladesh on high alert after blastsIndia eNews.com, India
Bangladesh on high alert after blastsIndia eNews.com, India
Security forces were on high alert across Bangladesh Tuesday after an apparently orchestrated bomb attack was carried out by suspected Islamic militants, ...
Dhaka, Chittagong railway terminals rocked by three bomb blastsDailyIndia.com, FL
Dhaka, Chittagong railway terminals rocked by three bomb blastsDailyIndia.com, FL
Three bombs exploded simultaneously at separate railway terminals in Dhaka on Tuesday, but there were no casualties. ...
3 bomb blasts rock B'desh terminalsCNN-IBN, India
3 bomb blasts rock B'desh terminalsCNN-IBN, India
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, officials said. Nobody was hurt in the blasts but they ...
Bomb Blasts Rock Bangladesh Terminals, One HurtJavno.hr, Croatia
Bomb Blasts Rock Bangladesh Terminals, One HurtJavno.hr, Croatia
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming to be from al Qaeda found at two ...
'Al Qaeda' bombs rock BangladeshITN, UK
'Al Qaeda' bombs rock BangladeshITN, UK
Three simultaneous bomb blasts have rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh, with militant slogans claiming to be from al-Qaeda found at two of the ...
Small explosions hit three train stations across BangladeshChina Post, Taiwan
Small explosions hit three train stations across BangladeshChina Post, Taiwan
Three small explosions Tuesday at separate train stations across Bangladesh left one person injured in an attack claimed by a group opposed to ...
3 bombs rock Bangla rail terminalsGulf News, United Arab Emirates
3 bombs rock Bangla rail terminalsGulf News, United Arab Emirates
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, officials said. Nobody was hurt in the blasts but they ...
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railway stationsRaw Story, MA
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railway stationsRaw Story, MA
Several small bombs exploded at three railway stations in emergency-ruled Bangladesh on Tuesday with evidence pointing to Islamic extremists blamed for ...
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railway stationsTurkish Press, MI
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railway stationsTurkish Press, MI
Several small bombs exploded at three railway stations in emergency-ruled Bangladesh on Tuesday with evidence pointing to Islamic extremists blamed for ...
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railwayBrisbane Times, Australia
Bombs explode at Bangladesh railwayBrisbane Times, Australia
Several small bombs exploded at three railway stations in emergency-ruled Bangladesh on Tuesday with evidence pointing to Islamic extremists blamed for ...
Bombs at Bangladesh railway stationsRaw Story, MA
Bombs at Bangladesh railway stationsRaw Story, MA
Small bombs exploded at three railway stations in Bangladesh on Tuesday, including one in the capital Dhaka, but there were no reports of casualties, ...
Bombs at Bangladesh railway stationsFrance24, France
Bombs at Bangladesh railway stationsFrance24, France
Small bombs exploded at three railway stations in Bangladesh on Tuesday, including one in the capital Dhaka, but there were no reports of casualties, ...
Bombs at Bangladesh railway stationsBrisbane Times, Australia
Bombs at Bangladesh railway stationsBrisbane Times, Australia
Small bombs exploded at three railway stations in Bangladesh on Tuesday, including one in the capital Dhaka, but there were no reports of casualties, ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, none hurtKhaleej Times, United Arab Emirates
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, none hurtKhaleej Times, United Arab Emirates
Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, officials said. Nobody was hurt in the blasts but they ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one . DHAKA (Reuters) - Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming ...
Bomb blasts rock Bangladesh terminals, one . DHAKA (Reuters) - Three simultaneous bomb blasts rocked separate railway terminals in Bangladesh on Tuesday, with militant slogans claiming ...
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