A commentary published on April 30, 2026, argues that Bangladesh’s democracy has evolved into an undeclared monarchy dominated by dynastic political leadership. The author claims that since the political shift of the 1990s, two main parties have maintained power through family-based succession, creating a system where authority is centralized and reinforced by vast party networks. These networks allegedly sustain control through influence, intimidation, and suppression of opposition.
The article further describes how this dynastic system extends beyond politics into civil, military, and media institutions, forming what the author calls a “deep state.” This structure, the piece contends, enables corruption, resource exploitation, and economic decline while depriving citizens of justice and genuine democracy. The author calls for dismantling the old establishment and fostering a strong anti-establishment movement led by youth and patriotic citizens.
Citing recent dissatisfaction with the BNP government’s early actions, including ordinance cancellations and alleged misuse of cyber laws, the commentary suggests that public disillusionment may soon trigger a “second revolution” or “October uprising.”
আজাদ খান প্রকাশ : ৩০ এপ্রিল ২০২৬, ০৯: ৪৬ আমাদের দেশে আজকাল গণতন্ত্র নামক পরিবারতন্ত্র বা অঘোষিত রাজতন্ত্র নিয়ে কথা বলছেন কেউ কেউ। আমাদের দেশের গণতন্ত্র কেন রাজতন্ত্রের সঙ্গে তুলনীয়? কারণ আমাদের দেশের গণতন্ত্র আর অন্য দেশের রাজতন্ত্র দুটোরই ক্ষমতা উত্
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