Comments on news report

“Governance goes down further,” published on May 14, 2014

Mofi
See, how messy things are in every sector! I can't see how we will come back to normality again!

Barkat
One should not forget that the key to good governance is a democratically elected government.  Otherwise, the government is illegitimate. And no illegitimate government can ever deliver, as it does not represent people, nor does it care for public good.

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“Rab is not the real problem” (May 15, 2014)

M. Ashraf
The issue is that, Rab is as much at fault as the thugs who are using them. They have the license to kill.

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“Make joint move to save Buriganga” (May 16, 2014)

Dr Gazi Ullah
Better late than never. Some industries of Bangladesh are damaging all the rivers and water bodies with untreated industrial wastes. It is not only damaging the rivers' ecosystems but also jeopardising our health.

Nazmul Haq
Good move. I also think people should be educated through mass media, workshops, seminars etc. about the importance of river.

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“When doctors turn hooligans” (May 16, 2014)

Nds
Doctors in this country (there are a few exceptions) have always been hooligans in the sense that they have extorted people by taking exorbitant fees; now physical force has been added to it. Some enter this profession with the sole target of getting rich as quickly as possible and by whatever means available to them.

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“Maya skips cabinet meeting” (May 13, 2014)

Mofi
This stance of Maya will bring more insult. I am surprised as to why he took that stand when his son-in-law and other two RAB officials were sent on forced retirements based on prima facie evidences. It's time Maya embraced the truth, only then he would be able to help himself out of this crisis.

Monju Huq
Please Maya, make it your final skip.