A lively discussion took place at the Albert Campbell Library Auditorium on the contemporary politics and events of Bangladesh. Various issues were raised in the discussion. Many dignitaries from the community were present despite the bitter cold. Many participated in the discussion with great openness.
Snehashis Roy’s article was read and read at the recent seminar titled Bangladesh in the context of expatriate thinking.
Shogat Ali Sagar, Tito Khandaker, Aminur Rahman Sohel participated in the main discussion on the article.
After each of the discussions, the audience and listeners participated in the question and answer session.
In Bangladesh, where there is currently a hostile environment, where there is fear of speaking freely, organizing such a discussion in expatriate life is truly commendable. There is a favorable environment for such discussions in expatriate compared to the country, so this opportunity should be taken more.
Each panelist, while shedding light on the main article, had a very rich discussion on the contemporary political dynamics of Bangladesh.
The main topic of the article was, what kind of democratic state system can Bangladesh actually be. After 53 years of independence, will a democratic state system be possible with religion, or is a democratic state system possible without religion? There was an excellent discussion on such a relevant issue. Each discussant presented their own opinions.
The audience and listeners had many questions, which the discussants tried to answer by introducing various contexts.
Sajjad Ali delivered the welcome speech in the discussion. The program was hosted by Manju Man Ara.
I sincerely congratulate Snehashis Roy for this timely and rich article. I also congratulate the organizers of the program for organizing this wonderful program.
