Untold Facts

Hasina Exported Fascism to London

That an editor of a Dhaka daily visiting London a few days ago was attacked by fascist hoodlums in London, everyone confirmed that the attacker fascist were certainly Hasina’s exported goons to Britain. The confirmation is backed by the valid reason that the same person had been attacked here in Dhaka quite a few times by the same brand of fascists. His fault was that he remains the lone courageous editor here in Bangladesh among almost all lambs against the fascism of Hasina brand.
Those of us who are over seventy like me and kept track of the Awami League politics from outside interested for welfare of the common people have had enough of their fascism since about the last six decades.

The beginning in June 1949 was however noble to work as opposition to the then government party Muslim League in the newly established State of Pakistan. Soon degeneration took on, first ousting the founder President Maolana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani and the founder General Secretary Shamsul Haq through fascist tactics. By mid fifties, prompted by Suhrawardy and clandestine support by the Indian Intelligence Agency Mujib moved up in leadership ladder. Suhrawardy’s sudden and mysterious death in a Beirut Hotel in 1963 opened clear avenues for Mujib to the top leadership of the League.

Neither Surawardy nor Indian top leadership trusted Mujib for anything worthwhile in their pursuits for they considered him as a person of very low caliber guided mainly by heart and little by head. Suhrarawardy’s death, however, gave Mujib opportunity to drive out in fascist mode all other more capable and honest leaders like Abdus Salam Khan, Amena Begum, Ataur Rahman Khan Etc. In the process consolidating his position of the Presidency of the party, he launched in 1966 soon after the 1965 India Pakistan war the Six Point program for the so-called autonomy, but in fact sowed seeds for secession of East Pakistan from federal control. Both the American intelligence the CIA and Indian Intelligence R&AW had the blessings for the secession.

The general election of 1970 hold under the LFO for framing a new constitution for federal Pakistan aided by massive propaganda from outside gave him and his party a landslide victory. Naturally he took that scope for making Bangladesh. Even so, not being sure he stayed at the fence. The scope thus was picked up by India to make armed aggression and secession a reality. The new position took place in his physical absence that made him the hero still bigger. Fascism had been his way since the beginning but turned more rigorously soon after he took the administration of independent Bangladesh on the 11th January 1972.

Three and a half years of fascist rule fortunately for the people ended on the 15th August 1975 revolution and army coup d etat. Once again the fascist rule reappeared after 21 years in mid 1996 by his surviving daughter Hasina. However, she had a bad end in 2001and relief from her fascist rule. Once again on from January 2009 the same fascism with more aggressiveness now has been oppressing the people not only at home but in London, as well.

Some one having deep insight into her psyche for he knew her from childhood has suggested that the London hoodlums of Hasina would soon be apprehended for there were closed circuit TV in the area the fascists attacked the editor. It may be a good omen; on the contrary, Hasina’s export earning might fall further that has already showed a downward turn during the one year Hasina is in power since 2009. Export of fascism would hardly make up the deficit.

Its pity for Hasina that on one side she has been encouraging fascist attacks on opposition elements, and on the other, she is saying that she would fully contain terrorists and Jangis! Were not the fascist attackers’ terrorists and Jangis?

She lives in and runs Bangladesh in all contradictions in every conceivable falsehood that is the obvious other side of fascism just like her father did let loose during 1972-mid 1975. Unfortunately the fascist FARAOH was finally caught red-handed and eliminated. One thus must wonder if she would have a similar end sooner than latter.

Author: B K DIN