Believe it or not, I was scared of this bitch. My point was not to doubt that some of the most enthusiastic lakes would reap the fruits of their excesses. Two youths were killed in a motorcycle accident at Mawa. Ever since the Padma Bridge was opened, I have been seeing pictures of various irregularities in newspapers and magazines. | Some are stopping motorcycles in the middle of the bridge and taking pictures while standing on the road, some are also parking their private cars. Someone is taking pictures one step further, sitting on the railing. Wow!
Happiness or joy should all be done within a range, otherwise everything extra leads to bad consequences. I am not saddened by the deaths of the two young men, nor am I sorry. An asshole has been arrested by the police for trying to play a nut-bolt without opening the bridge. I don't even want to know what you really want to prove in these lakes. It has been proved time and time again that the traditional Bengali people are suffering from the disease of not following the rules. I have no sympathy for them.
If this were to begin, the count would be in the thousands over the next few years. I just found out that the government has banned the movement of motorcycles from Saturday morning until further notice. Excellent! Of course, the government also seems a bit shocked to see the sample of Bengalis. In fact, it is impossible to suppress the Bengalis.
Bengalis have set countless examples of breaking the rules not only in the country but in all parts of the world. Even after drowning in the Mediterranean, the journey of some of the people of this region continues. Europeans or Americans have learned from the Bengalis how to destroy a beautiful area in a country like America by throwing garbage, drinking picks, cigarette packs everywhere. And Bengalis will always suffer the consequences of breaking the rules.
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