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TALL ORDER FOR HASINA TO REGAIN PEOPLE'S TRUST IN BANGLADESH
The Morning Standard
|July 22, 2024
WHEN the judiciary rushes in where angels fear to tread, dire consequences follow.
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Like the Manipur high court's thoughtless order last year to consider granting ST status to the majority Meiteis. It ignited a violent showdown that resulted in the killing of hundreds of people, leaving thousands homeless and tearing apart the state's social fabric. Those wounds are yet to heal.
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