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Pilkhana Massacre;Ring any bell??

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Months have passed since the brutal incident in Pilkhana occurred. Do you remember the horror? The panic filled moments? 157 high ranked officers have been brutally murdered.One fifty seven. No where in the world has so many high ranking officers have died in one location. Each of them had the capability to run a country;one fifty seven countries in total;half of the world. SO, what have we done prior to this act? What steps, precautions and measurements have we taken? NONE! Hardly anyone speaks of it, and I begin to wonder, do they remember? In talk shows day and night people blabber about worthless issues like should the airport be named Zia or Bangabondhu, but never even go near Pilkhana. Such important people seems to have no time left for the untimely demised Heroes.Why? Isn't it a liability of the government to punish the guilty? We owe to them at least that. You ask any govt official about this, and they will proudly answer: "What do you know! We hanged a few private soldiers and brought justice!". Hanging a few unimportant thugs will not condemn this. The real mastermind has to be unveiled, the instigator has to be trialed.The specific reason, the advantage the thugs got have to be identified and corrected. None of these has been done. Just a few minutes before, I caught the headline of the BREAKING NEWS caption: Any incident like the Pilkhana will be trialed according to Army Laws. As if they are happily waiting for another Pilkhana,then they will boldly trial 3 or 4 privates in the Army Laws. Such losers!
The fault falls upon everyone; if we would have been more vigorous, more remembering, and more grateful, then the govt would have been forced to give some answers. Its not too late; it never is. Let us remember the heroes, let us honour them.

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  1. AsifOctober 30, 2009 at 11:09 PM

    the thing is, our lame government has a lotta lame issues to take care of. They just don't have enough time to spend on some important issues and that is the reason why they aren't taking any actions.

    btw, tui ki oi breaking news headline deikha eita likhsos? :P

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