Highlights:
- Popular folk singer Kudddus Boyati expressed deep concern about Bangladesh’s law and order situation.
- He warned that by February, the country could face a terrible state if violence continues.
- His statement went viral on social media, drawing attention from journalists and analysts.
- Kudddus Boyati, who gained fame with Humayun Ahmed’s song, is now active online with cultural content.
Concern Over the Country’s Situation
Popular folk singer Kudddus Boyati has expressed his fear about the current political and law-and-order situation in Bangladesh. He warned that if the ongoing violence and political unrest do not stop, the country could face a very dangerous condition by next February.
Facebook Post Goes Viral
On Sunday (31 August), Kudddus Boyati wrote on his verified Facebook page:
“মারামারি, কাটাকাটি দেখে মনে হচ্ছে, ফেব্রুয়ারি আসতে আসতে দেশের ছাল–চামড়া কিছুই থাকবে না।”
Translation: “Seeing all this fighting and violence, it feels like by February nothing will be left of the country’s skin and flesh.”
His strong statement quickly spread across social media and became a topic of discussion.
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Reaction from Analysts and Journalists
Prominent journalist and analyst Ameen Al Rashid shared Kudddus Boyati’s post and commented:
“কুদ্দুস বয়াতি যতটুকু রাজনীতি বোঝেন বা সচেতন, আমাদের তথাকথিত রাজনীতিবিদ ও রাজনৈতিক বিশ্লেষকদের অনেকেই সেটা বোঝেন না। বরং বোতল থেকে বের হয়ে দৈত্যরা বলছে, এইবার মজা দেখো!”
Translation: “Kudddus Boyati understands politics and is aware more than many so-called politicians and political analysts. Instead, it seems like monsters have come out of the bottle saying, now you will see the real fun!”
A Cultural Icon with a Strong Voice
Kudddus Boyati rose to fame in 1992 with the promotional song “Ei Din Din Na, Aro Din Achhe”, written by the late writer Humayun Ahmed. Since then, he has performed countless folk songs and traditional palagaan, earning love from audiences across the country.
Although he is not as active on stage nowadays, Kudddus Boyati remains in the spotlight by creating content on Facebook and YouTube, where he continues to voice his thoughts and perform cultural pieces.
Source: Kuddus Boyati
