You’re not entitled to rule a democratic country without a public mandate, no matter what your family legacy is:
No matter how impressive your family history, you can’t claim the right to lead a democratic nation without the support of its people. Hasina’s downfall is a stark reminder that real power comes from the voters, and not from family ties. Governance must be based on the will of the people
You can never achieve peace and prosperity through subjugation of your own people:
Trying to maintain control through authoritarian measures and oppression only works for so long. Oppressing your own people breeds resentment and unrest. True peace and prosperity come from respecting citizens’ rights and allowing dissent.
The youth of any country is the only chance to bring change:
The student protests in Bangladesh show just how crucial youth is for bringing about change. Their energy, idealism, and willingness to challenge the status quo are crucial for societal progress and political change.
Economic prosperity does not guarantee peace; justice does:
Economic progress is important, but it doesn’t guarantee peace. Sustainable peace comes from a foundation of justice and equality. Sustainable peace is achieved when citizens feel that their rights are protected and that there is fairness in governance.
