No more blame game
With every passing day, the repetition of some words in the newspaper are getting on our nerves: vandalism, demand for withdrawal of cases by the ruling party, question leakage, exemplary punishment, blaming this and that etc. The way the things are, it seems the machine of governance is falling apart. The good governance is characterized by decisions and their strict implementation with the coordinated engagement of the government machinery which has become an endangered species in our country. Cannot we save it? The government cannot evade the responsibility for law and order by simply blaming others. The vandalism carried out allegedly by the Juba League last Friday in Pabna that forced postponement of the recruitment exam has caused a great chasm in the administration there. The officials that feel belittled by the highhandedness of the local ruling party cadres are now set for applying for mass transfer if the accused in the vandalism are not brought to book. So, now the government has no scope to take this incident lightly. The earlier it springs to action, the better.
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