Comments on news report

“Apologise, now,” published on June 30, 2014

Hardreality
Shamim Osman will offer an apology?! That's not possible even in dream. Mr. Osman is above everything. Accept this reality. Our honourable PM has approved this.

Molla A. Latif
Yes, when a rude fellow like him has the support of the Prime Minister, he will see dogs everywhere around him.

Abul Kashem
This is the outcome of our PM's open support for the Osman family in parliament.

Aasfisarwar
A man who admitted that he never says please, do you think he will apologise? Please show some courage, take him to the court. There are hundreds of compelling reasons in support of this view, despite the fact that he is backed by our PM.

Akhtar Shah
Remember what Gaddafi called his own people 'Sewer rats'! I wonder where Gaddafi is now!

Nationalist
Why cannot the journalists file a defamation case against him instead of demanding an apology which this uncouth person will never deliver?

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“Unusual scene at Sangsad” (June 29, 2014)

Hardreality
Was our Prime Minister making jokes? Where is the stand of opposition party with respects to extra-judicial killing, forced disappearance, scope of whitening black money, attack on minority people, widespread corruption and many more? So stop trying to fool people, because you cannot.

Nasirullah Mridha, USA
Is Jatiya Party opposition or ally of the ruling party? They have ministry portfolio and PM is claiming JP is doing well as opposition in the parliament unlike BNP. We want to be sure whom JP belongs to.

Nationalist
A puppet opposition with no ethics! Shame on Bangladesh's ruling party for installing a dictatorship in the country and very saddening to see that none can do anything about it.

SM
"The people, the youths and future generation are now observing how democracy is being practised. The present opposition is making constructive criticism of the government, instead of opposing anything for the sake of opposing in parliament," PM said.
Yes, the youth are observing how political parties run for power without people's support.

Aasfisarwar
When 'A' team and 'B' team of the same group represent in a game or parliament, they are birds of the same flock.