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Shada Kalo tells the sad tale of nepotism and indulgence of corruption in Bangladesh. Recently the son of a ruling party presidium member who was jailed for 18 years on charges of corruption was pardoned by the president.
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I totally agree with Sonam. It was very kind of you to take on the cause of this young f...
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