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Originally Posted by Sohel
I'm not at all surprised by her inaction. She has never been connected to the people and won a re-election because of AL's failure, not the merit of her own party. Rather than distancing her party from Hawa Bhaban and Jamaat, the primary reasons behind their massive defeat at the polls during the last elections, she has pulled them even closer. It has been the same strategy so far, but Shahbagh has changed things dramatically. BNP has to reinvent itself and stand for something substantial for it to be viable, and not just depend on getting negative, anti-AL votes with the Jamaati votes pushing them over the top in highly competitive races.
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1st time voter - but apni ki BNP-ke ektu kom credit dicchen naa, AL might have a bigger static base, but BNP captive vote bank must be also just about 30%. So close to 1/3rd of this country connects with Khaleda Zia.
Ami ekhono undecided, but etuku bolte pari, corruption forgive korte paari, but if AL doesn't listen to the will of the people with regards to Jamaat, I definitely will not be voting for them - doesn't mean BNP ke vote dibo, but not AL.
This is our last chance, ei chance miss korle, aar konodin eita niye kotha bola jaabe na - action neya jaabe na.