KHOODEELAAR! Campaign Hour! Criteria for democratic representation in the UK [1]

KHOODEELAAR! Campaign Hour! Criteria for democratic representation in the UK [1] [a]

Muhammad Haque pictured by AADHIKARMedia while presenting the KHOODEELAAR! Campaign Hour! on “Betar Bangla” radio, from the East End of London, UK, on Thursday 21 February 2013

1050 Hrs GMT London Saturday 23 February 2013

KHOODEELAAR! Campaign Hour! Criteria for democratic representation in the UK [1] [a]

The idea underlying the Khoodeelaar! campaign is one of the most universal ones propelling over millennia all action towards achieving justice.

Although the KHOODEELAAR! Campaign initially came into being to defend the ‘Brick Lane London E1’ area from the effects of the Big Biz agenda scam Crossrail hole, the years of acton that have followed now into the 10th year, have witnessed the Khoodeelaar! name becoming associated with some of the decade’s most important contemporary causes for justice.

It is thus possible to add together the key criteria that can be applied to create the environment fro justice everywhere.

Starting in the East End of London UK.

Which is where the KHOODEELAAR! CAMPAIGN HOUR radio show is broadcast once a week, on Thursday, between 1700 Hrs GMT and 1800 Hrs GMT.

[To be continued]

Callers to the Khoodeelaar! Campaign Hour have once again reiterated the demand for an extended slot on the London community radio station “Betar Bangla”.

The calls came on Thursday 21 February 2013 during the latest once-a week programme presented by Khoodeelaar! Campaigns Organiser Muhammad Haque.

This edition was almost wholly devoted to the works of the Rebel Poet Qazi Nazrul Islam, who wrote in the Bangla script but encompassed in his writings the widest known vocabulary drawn from a very large number of sources, ‘languages’ way beyond the geography of the Bangla language speaking peoples.

Muhammad Haque, an avid student of the Rebel Poetry of Qazi Nazrul Islam, read short lines from the Nazrul Poetry collection [=] “Shauncheeta”.

The edition of the KHOODEELAAR! Campaign Hour ended with Muhammad Haque reciting the lines:

[here interpreted into English by Muhammad Haque]

“I shall rest only on that day when the cries and groans of the oppressed will not echo in the winds and the skies;

when the sharp knives … of the oppressor will no longer reign in the battlefield…”

[To be continued]