Politics
There is no last word in politics. But there is! The nation has hailed the decision of the government to lift the ban on indoor politics. During the process of absorbing the announcement of this decision, I could not but think that we should wait and see until the last word is heard. We have heard it. The decision to lift the embargo is limited and subject to 11 conditions or clauses of clarification in the perspective of the emergency rules as mentioned by the respected law and information adviser to the BBC Bengali service.
Looking at the scene in front of the BNP office in the electronic media, one cannot but assume that party politics is falling from fry pan to fire. The break-up might be quick and might lead to a legal battle between the existing factions. Hopefully, the process would not be a deterrent to following the election roadmap.
Tolerance from all sides is the need of the hour and should be the last word.
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