“Grievous accusations, predictable reactions,” published on February 07, 2014

Habibur Rahman
There's no point to disagree with the author's view. But it's a distant possibility that the incumbent authority will pay any heed to your call. Because we all know in Bangladesh winners need not justify their deeds. After the farcical election of Jan 5, it's clear that AL won the political duel and they think whatever they are doing now is for the betterment of the country, be it extra-judicial killing or any other act. We belonging to the new generation are really disappointed. A strong civil society is what is needed most at the moment.

Ash C.
Shouldn't the entire media world along with The Daily Star, dear Mr. Anam, get together to form immediately a common platform for the establishment of rule of law and democracy in Bangladesh, instead of being divided into various camps to serve the purpose of various quarters, particularly the ruling party?

A freedom fighter
According to a BNP leader his party was in a 'war'. In that war the BNP workers embraced 'martyrdom'. But the innocent citizens who were not participating in the 'war' were burnt to death by BNP foot soldiers. They had no stake in the 'war'. Who should face the trials for these deaths?