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November 1975 was one of those months when, to paraphrase Lenin, decades happen. Fifty years on from that month of coup and counter-coup, we can hope that the guns have been forever silenced in Bangladesh, and that we will never again see rule from the cantonment.
This short story was first written and published in 1994. Today, it has been reimagined for our present moment -- not as nostalgia, but as a challenge, in the hope is that it stirs voters to question themselves, and in doing so, sparks the debate our nation desperately needs.
Total Vote: 90
A good decision
Total Vote: 114
YES
Total Vote: 164
YES
Total Vote: 265
Yes, he’ll finally take the charge
Total Vote: 278
Yes
Total Vote: 351
Yes
Total Vote: 297
On the day of the General Election
Total Vote: 318
YES
Total Vote: 280
A correct, principled decision. They should not sign.
Total Vote: 303
A vital, democratic reset
Total Vote: 409
BNP
Total Vote: 310
December 2025
Total Vote: 286
AI can improve transparency
Total Vote: 315
Yes
Total Vote: 625
Yes
Total Vote: 512
As soon as possible