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Bangladesh: Election schedule announced

Written byRezwan
Posted 3 November 2008 17:04 GMT

An Ordinary Citizen reports that clearing all the confusion the schedule for general election in Bangladesh (on 18th December 2008) has been announced.

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  • Blue Ice

    Please do not allow these two ‘begums’ to gain the control of Bangladesh politics again. Caretaker government should keep them in the loop of current convictions as they are right now. They no longer deserve to be the leader of this nation again. They have bought and sold our nation, and used its revenue as
    a source to gain their personal wealth. They’re parasites of our nation. The nation has suffered enough because of these two ‘begums’ than all other natural disasters combined since the Independence.

    Vote for change, vote for new Bangladesh.

    9 November 2008, 22:13 pm
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