Rape in Sight. Dr. M. H. Rahman Khan. During the 1971 Liberation War, those who opposed independence—along with the Pakistanis—committed acts of rape; such atrocities continued even after independence. While once rare, these acts have now become commonplace—occurring day after day. Rape is being perpetrated through every orifice—vaginal and anal—sparing no one: young girls, young boys, adolescents, men and women, the elderly, and the youth—none are safe. Whether by individuals, groups, or mobs, these acts are rampant; even the most depraved among the followers of the Devil are engaging in such violations. Those who wear religious attire—beards, caps, and the outward garb of piety—spare no one, neither men nor women. Driven by lecherous thoughts, they fix their gaze upon anyone they see, consumed by a predatory, indiscriminate lust. Kisses are exchanged amidst close, friction-filled embraces, one kiss leading into another. Honor lies in tatters—a true epidemic of disgrace—shattering all past records, with the perpetrators of rape now reaping the rewards. They arrive to plunder and strip the land bare; the nation rots and perishes, sold off in a chaotic free-for-all. Injustice, oppression, misrule, and farce have taken firm root; with no true justice to be found, the rule of law lies trampled under the reign of the mob. Driven by an insatiable, gluttonous hunger—starved of what they could not seize in the past—these ravenous figures will devour everything, leaving nothing behind on the plate. In this world, the virtuous hold no value; instead, the wicked are hailed, championed by so-called “civilized” intellectuals—hypocrites hiding behind a veneer of respectability. This illicit transfer of power is not destined to last; should integrity prevail by the will of Allah, it will endure. The Bengali people weep, as does nature itself—the very soil of Bengal; the day of reckoning draws ever closer, step by step. Good governance shall return to the heart of the state. The era of arson, imprisonment, executions, and inhumane torture will end—as will the reign of mob violence, dollar-fueled corruption, empty rhetoric, extortion, and all manner of schemes that have left our humanity crippled and our moral values ​​violated.