Comments on news report

“Strongest majority vs weakest opposition,” published on January 7, 2014

Abul Kashem
This is just continuation of 1975 era when one-party rule was imposed. More surprise may be on the card. Wait and see what's next!

Shahin Huq
These poodles have become MPs with Sheikh Hasina's approval, not with people's votes. Bangladesh is now run according to Sheikh Hasina's wishes, not according to people's wishes and aspirations.

Aasfisarwar
The strongest majority, the weakest opposition and the biggest insult to democracy are the hallmark of this election/selection caricature. The opposition must find some innovative program to associate mass people in their democracy restoration movement. As a start-up:
1)    They can urge people to boycott Indian goods.
2)    Increase diplomatic contacts with friendly countries.
4)    Find all legal opportunity to challenge this election.
5)    Start free Bangladesh campaign in different world capitals on regular basis.
6)    Call the oath-taking ceremony day as democracy killing day.

Akhtar Shah
This is called democracy BD style! It's all about sums (majority) and they add up, who cares! We have lift off! We rule with an iron fist.

Ramur
Sitting outside Bangladesh it is very confusing. What was the great difficulty in holding election under the supervision of an Election Commission, like in India? It is hard to sympathize with the BNP because they are with the murderer Jamaat gangs. They killed Bangladeshis during civil war and they kill indiscriminately even now. I think next election should be held after all the Jamaat murderers are hanged.

Zman7
Strongest majority and weakest opposition is nothing but the “blessings and curses of democracy”. Democracy or “democratic spirit” curses or punishes and politically “pauperizes” those weakest opposition who betray, bully and boycott democratic institutions (such as parliament and polls).

Jafar Iqbal
Sheikh Hasina made the name of Sheikh Mujib 'brighter'!

Syed Waqar Yousuf
The Awami League should immediately dissolve the new parliament and announce fresh election. Opposition parties should also end their strikes and violence to achieve their goal because common people suffer.