Tarique Rahman's return to Bangladesh is fraught because his family presided over documented corruption that ranked Bangladesh among the world's most corrupt nations. Despite promises of reform, he deflects accountability for BNP's failures, proposes excluding rivals through questionable "justice," and risks perpetuating the same dynastic, revenge-driven politics he claims to transcend.
Rahman's homecoming represents the restoration of genuine democracy after 17 years of exile and persecution under authoritarian rule. His tireless campaign from abroad kept democratic hopes alive, and his 31-point reform proposal offers a clear path toward accountable governance, economic revival and constitutional balance that Bangladesh desperately needs after decades of dynastic dictatorship.
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