Restoring values

By Khalilur Rahman, On e-mail
26 March 2006, 18:00 PM
First of all, thank you very much for all you have done and have been doing for restoring the norms and values in political and as well as social life of this almost lost country. Despite enormous potentialities the evil, if not devil, politicians are fast putting the nation to utter frustration. Please do something for the country and please proceed with what you have started. I have gone through the article of Mr. Habibur Rahman, former head of the caretaker government and chief Justice of Bangladesh, and I have also been studying the articles of Dr. Mohammad Yunus on his thinking on political reform. Time is fast passing and the corrupt people have been trying to hide in any guise. We are with you; we will work if necessary to promote your efforts and struggle.

I have read the book 'Amar dekha rajnitir panchash bachar' and many other books that have not only enriched my knowledge but helped me to grow with a patriotic spirit.

Can we not find a Nelson Mendela or a Dr. Mahthir to build our country? Once the forefathers of Tony Blair and Bush came to our country for trading and earning but unfortunately we are now doing everything to find a place outside our own land. I am convinced we can again see an affluent Bangla provided the miscreant- politicians and their henchmen are defeated. We are hopeful and once again thank you and those who have undertaken the task of building a corruption-free, prosperous Bangladesh.

I would like to express my profound gratitude to those engaged in building the nation in the face of all odds. Their efforts will not go in vain.