Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 5th October 2025, 10:25 AM
Political analyst and presenter Zillur Rahman has observed that politics in Bangladesh is currently caught in a strange and tense struggle. After the long-standing rule of a one-party system ended, the people of the country had hoped for a period of relief and stability. However, the reality appears to be entirely different.
Rahman noted that the national election scheduled for early next year has already generated confusion, conflict, and a climate of political instability. Questions surrounding the role of the interim government have arisen, while political parties are increasingly engaged in clashes over their strategic positions. This, he warns, is rendering the path to a democratic future even more uncertain.
He shared these insights in a recent video posted on his YouTube channel.
1. Major Conflict Over Proportional Representation
Rahman explained that the most significant political tension has emerged over the proposal to introduce a proportional representation system.
2. Ambiguity and Mixed Signals
3. Growing Public Concerns
Law and Order Challenges
| Issue | Recent Incidents |
| Violence in Chattogram Hill Tracts | Recent clashes and unrest |
| Sexual Assault | Allegations causing public fear |
| Arson | Fires and property damage reported |
Rahman highlighted that incidents in the Chattogram Hill Tracts, including violent clashes, allegations of sexual assault, and cases of arson, have created a heightened sense of fear among the public.
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