Former Dhaka University Chhatra Shibir president and current Howard University assistant professor Dr. Mirza Galib has criticized the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) for adopting what he described as the Awami League’s failed strategy against Jamaat-e-Islami. In a Facebook post on December 8, Galib said BNP is treating this ineffective approach as its primary political weapon instead of focusing on building a healthy two-party democratic system. He emphasized that national interest should rise above party interest, citing examples of post-war European unity and the United States’ federal resilience after its civil war. Galib warned that both BNP and Jamaat are drifting toward an unhealthy rivalry, fueled not only by emotional supporters but also by senior leaders. He noted that BNP leaders are now attacking Jamaat using rhetoric similar to that of the Awami League. Galib urged both parties to prioritize creating a stable political environment to harness Bangladesh’s demographic dividend. He called on BNP and Jamaat leaders to focus on the country’s long-term future rather than short-term electoral gains.
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