Talk shows
The first question is, we are watching talk show after talk show on the recent events of students' deaths in three major universities. The participants are mostly political leaders, ex-student leaders, academics, so called members of the civil society. Now my question is: why are the members of the ordinary student community not related to "lezur britty' student politics not invited to the talk shows ? The girl students who are a most vulnerable group affected by the university student politics can be invited in the talk shows. Similarly, the guardians and parents should be invited to tell their side of the story.
I am aware that the selection procedure to invite these groups might be difficult, but give a try and see what comes out of it. We are interested to listen to the neutral and non-motivated student representatives and parents group.
The second question is regarding a remark by a central committee member of the opposition party. He has opened up a new area of controversy on the mortal remains of the national leader and his minor son killed on August 15 1975. This is an attempt to retaliate the remark of the government party about the mortal remains of their leader.
Now the question is: whom is he addressing his query, the people of Bangladesh, his party workers or his party leader ?
The third query, not question, is, it is not very clear to me at least whether the visit of the Turkish President was a state visit. Correct me if I am wrong, I did not see the opposition leader in the state dinner party from any media reporting.
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