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Night curfew imposed along Bangladesh border in Meghalaya district
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“Bangladesh’s greatest asset is its people; Its greatest failure is not investing in them”
You argue that Bangladesh’s governance still carries the colonial legacy of ‘executive despotism’, where real power lies in the authority to punish. Could you elaborate on this?