Do Students Lead Attacks and Looting in the Dead of Night?

Opinion

The Home Affairs Advisor has stated, “Those involved in attacks on students will be brought to justice.”
But no one asks him whether those individuals went to that house in the middle of the night to pray Tahajjud!

Baibichha claims that someone called them, informing them that a robbery was taking place there, and they went to stop the robbery. Afterward, people gathered through mosque loudspeakers and attacked them. Even low-IQ individuals might believe this. But they won’t think: Is it their job to stop robbers? They could have simply called the police or the army. The person whose house was being robbed should have informed the authorities and resisted with the help of locals. What was *Baibichha* doing there?

According to all the newspapers and local accounts, they went there with the intention of vandalism. This is a significant achievement for their supporters.

From the very beginning, when this government sidestepped its core responsibilities and resorted to distractions, many thought a pir (spiritual leader) had taken over the country. They imagined flower gardens would bloom at every corner. But with the increasing exposure of the Deep State’s activities in America, the pir hanging onions (a metaphor for distractions) in our country has found himself in an awkward position. Now, he will either accelerate civil war to quickly complete his mission or look for an escape route.

We won’t have to wait long to see where the country is headed. Blaming the past 16 years won’t help much either. In six months, they haven’t done even the most basic work. I’ve been saying from the beginning that it was never their priority. Yet, the naive ones didn’t understand.

For now, there’s no option but to watch how long this one-way road stretches. History will one day reveal the true position of those who brought the country to this path. When so-called “revolutions” are carried out with individuals of extremist mentalities, including Jamaat, the outcome is never different.

This is how civil wars begin, it seems. Until now, I’ve read about it in books and seen it in movies. Now, I’m witnessing it firsthand in my own country.

– Saifur Rahman Mishu
Blogger and Online Activist