BNP not with Jamaat on ICT repeal demand

[scholseys]

When do you reckon the transit deal will be done? this government reign? India will do anything to get it, that is clear.

Before 2015

 

[Al-zakir]

BNP hates Jamaat or Razakars doesnt really matter in the current scenario. The fact of the matter is their short term interests are same. That is why you will see Khaleda Zia bringing up the ICT skype leaks up on her recent article in Washington Post.
Of course Awami League will go, but that needs extensive protest from both BNP and Jamaat. BNP is toothless without Jamaat.

You should post more. I like what you just said. I think you know something that other doesn’t.

I personally think and believe; BNP is backing and supporting Jamat. What do you think?

 

[Anubis]

There is a divide among influential BNP leaders regarding how their relation with Jamaat should be.Personally some of them hate Jamaat.But as long as Madame and Son wants to they will remain friends with Jamaat.I think they'll let go of the Jamaatis once they create a power base strong enough to tackle Awami League on their own.But either way they will give India the transit.Question who'll be able to strike a fair deal.I fear that BNP might have been compromised to degree.

 

[scholseys]

There is a divide among influential BNP leaders regarding how their relation with Jamaat should be.Personally some of them hate Jamaat.But as long as Madame and Son wants to they will remain friends with Jamaat.I think they'll let go of the Jamaatis once they create a power base strong enough to tackle Awami League on their own.But either way they will give India the transit.Question who'll be able to strike a fair deal.I fear that BNP might have been compromised to degree.

In politics everyone feels left out as everyone feels they should have a bit more power and they should be heard more. Even Sheikh Helal feels left out when Tareq Siddiqui gets to control the Army. You will see Muhith giving a statement and then Home minister something else, followed by Hasina something else.
The devision inside BNP is much less serious, but the primary object is getting into power and that is the uniting force. the reason you will not see major BNP leaders out on the street protesting during hartals is due to each of them having 20-30 cases filed against them. The mobile court has helped Awami League totally curb out the protests. I questioned of BNP's primary decision makes and this is what he replied.

 

[scholseys]

You should post more. I like what you just said. I think you know something that other doesn’t.

I personally think and believe; BNP is backing and supporting Jamat. What do you think?

When every other week you see a BNP spokesperson coming out and saying "we want a free and fair trial" for the ICT, you know that JJamaat's backing. Lets just say someone even more influential than Fakhrul in BNP and very close to Khaleda Zia shows love for Jamaat , from my experience i saw BNP hierarchy quite fond of Jamaati leaders in most cases the relations between them were more cozy, i can't get into more details.

 

[Hammer-fist]

1. The BNP and Jamat maybe allies but they are not as close as some think.

a: Jamati leaders are in prison, the BNP has done nothing major against this.

b: The BNP supports the war crimes trials (ICT) Jamat doesn't.

c: Jamat is threatening civil war over the ICT, BNP isn't.

d: In BNP-Jamat coalitions, Jamatis are not given much power or influence.

2. Transit will probably be given but on fair terms, the north-east of the subcontinent with its 30 million people of the seven sisters, 90 million of West Bengal and 150 million of Bangladesh (i.e. 270 million in total or 0.25 billion) will be connected.

"Chindia", a name given to China and India within the BRIC grouping, with its approx 2.5 billion population (more than 1/3 of humanity) will be connected via Bangladesh and Burma.

Bangladesh may become one of the richest countries on earth.