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Sadly fr sections of media & civil society activists,terror & violence unleashed on Nobel laureate Yunus's watch invites neither comment nor opeds. Clearly, it's a touchy subject fr them who call themselves the nation's watchdog on crimes agnst minorities & hum rights violations

Deep Halder It(IG) has only given false promises of reform to the nation; in reality, it does not want to hold any elections. Whenever there is increased demand for elections, it instills fear that "the Awami League will return." The interim government is essentially a government of Jamaat.

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'Threats to India are not over. Why it must build fortress-like defences' Former Indian Army Chief General M.M. Naravane (Retd) Manoj Naravane writes #ThePrintOpinion theprint.in/opinion/threat…

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Yunus is now letting Razakars walk out of jail. Those who raped and killed their own during the 1971 war of independence that created Bangladesh. ATM Azhar, now acquitted, is a war criminal.

'Bangladesh Army Chief wants elections. Muhammad Yunus wants to get rid of him' Deep Halder Deep Halder writes #ThePrintOpinion theprint.in/opinion/bangla…

I was Quoted by ThePrintIndia in an exclusive articulation by credible Bengali Author and contributing Editor Deep Halder Full Link : theprint.in/opinion/bangla… Tittle: 'Bangladesh Army Chief wants elections. Muhammad Yunus wants to get rid of him' #Bangladesh

When the Army chief starts sounding more democratic than a Nobel Peace Prize winner, you know Bangladesh’s political theatre has become a stage for satire. I write for ThePrintIndia. theprint.in/opinion/bangla…

Yunus supporters argue elections that brought Sheikh Hasina to power were not free and fair. To strengthen democracy they want Yunus to continue forever and have no elections in Bangladesh. What logic!

'If Yunus wants Bangladeshi women to enjoy equal rights as men, running with the hare and hunting with the hounds won’t help,' says author and ThePrint columnist Deep Halder Deep Halder youtu.be/PUid0u5OS6Q

'Trump’s corruption is eroding America’s global power. India can’t count on it' Contributing Editor Praveen Swami Praveen Swami writes ThePrint #SecurityCode theprint.in/opinion/trumps…

Year after Bangladesh’s quota stir, Dhaka University offers ‘special admission’ privileges to victims’ kin Deep Halder Deep Halder reports for ThePrint theprint.in/world/year-aft…

The question is should Yunus survive as Bangladesh's unelected head. BNP is right in demanding election. Yunus had one job: to bring sanity and stability in Bangladesh for the next round of polls. Instead, Awami League is banned and 1971 war criminals are being let off.

At the Nikkei conference held yesterday, Thursday, Dr. Yunus stated, "No one wants an election in December except one party." Leaders of the left alliance have described this statement as a "distortion of the truth." They said, "Not just one party, but more than 50 registered and

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Trump wanted to end the Ukraine war. On his watch, Ukraine carried out its biggest attack in Russia at a time when Russian troops are advancing fast in Sumy. He’s going to get a full spectrum escalation.

'Ukraine’s Operation Spider’s Web is fantastically futuristic—‘not applicable’ to Indian setting' Commodore Jaideep Maolankar Jaideep Maolankar, retired naval test pilot currently working in the field of swarm drones development, writes #ThePrintOpinion theprint.in/opinion/ukrain…