THE FUTURE OF BANGLADESH POLITICS
Futurebangla Network lists seven clues, which will be catalysts for the future events in Bangladesh politics. They are worth checking. This article published in the economist tells the sorry tale of the state of affairs in Bangladesh politics. Analysts fear that Awami League, the main opposition, will boycott the election alleging government attempts to rig the poll - merely in fear of defeat.
I am wondering about the prospect of a effective coalition of the major opposition parties and perhaps a "national government" comprising representation of all major political parties. The past events of dichotomy of the two major parties cancels out the chance of putting themselves under one roof (Parliament) in future regardless of which party comes to power. As a tax payer I will not prefer paying for maintaining the members of parliament who boycott parliament (for a long time) ridiculing democracy.
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