News; reciprocate positively

Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia lead the country's two main parties, but
their rivalry has often paralyzed the political process and plunged the country
into violence. This time, GHD limited edition Sheikh Hasina has struck a
conciliatory note, saying she wants to establish a new political culture in the
country. She said "we no longer want the politics of violence and

clashes."Professor of Political Science at Dhaka University, Ataur
Rahman, says Sheikh Hasina has made the right GHD IV gesture. He says it is now up to Khaleda
Zia to reciprocate, and build a genuine

democratic culture in the country. "She should reciprocate positively.
Otherwise the country will slowly or gradually lose the political stability and
also the essence of democracy which is compromise and understanding

and working together," said Rahman. "We don't want to foresee such a
future for Bangladesh."