Strikes and electricity outages. Which direction is the country going?

Dhaka Times Report. What direction is the country going today? On the one hand, the most extreme crisis of electricity - it seems that there has never been such a crisis in the history of the country. On the other hand, common people are disorientated today due to strikes. Today people want to see the end of it.

The strike has been going on for the past three days. It is normal for opposition parties to go on strike. But today the economic situation of the country has stopped, if it continues like this, the country will become bankrupt. It cannot be understood that the economic situation of the country has been shaped by the hartal strike, which has already greatly affected the country's production due to the power crisis.

Citizens suffering from electricity problems

We have had electricity problems before. But now it has reached such a situation that there is almost a deadlock in the country. At present, 2000 megawatts of load shedding has to be done in the power generation that is being produced in excess of the demand. Due to which load shedding is required for at least 5 to 6 hours during the day and 3 to 4 hours at night due to the closure of mills and factories. In this situation, how will the normal production system in the country be maintained? The country's production system has completely collapsed. Think about the direction the economic situation of the country will go if the industries are suffering from load shedding like this.

strike

Another situation has arisen after the decline in production due to electricity problems. And that is strike. The tension between the government and the opposition is deepening over the disappearance of BNP leader Ilyas Ali. Since the current government came to power, cases of disappearances and disappearances have been increasing. The opposition party is claiming that the government is deliberately taking advantage of the disappearances. On the other hand, the government says that the opposition party is putting the government in an embarrassing situation by committing one incident. They are not getting the issue of the movement, they are intensifying the movement by staging a drama themselves.

No matter what happens. Both the government and the opposition must exercise restraint. Because both parties are elected by popular vote. The people can elect as well as cast out—at least that's what history says. So both parties and groups have to be restrained. Then the people will give a toothy reply to both the alliances. The government is thinking of capitalizing on all the developmental activities that they have done to benefit the people in the future. On the other hand, the opposition party is thinking that by capitalizing on the government's failure, they will seek the people's mandate. But people are now quite alert. They will vote knowingly.

Therefore, the politics of disappearances and murders and strikes should be avoided and the government should take responsibility for the lives and property of the people of the country. It is the responsibility of the government to ensure the security of every citizen of the country. That responsibility cannot be neglected in any way. The government has to play a key role to survive today's conflict situation. People don't want any conflict, violence, violence. People want to live in peace. This is their last word.