Bangladesh constitution : 2nd division clause eight explain to drive machanism of country

 

Bangladesh constitution : 2nd division clause eight

This website provides a discussion on the constitution of Bangladesh and an explanation of the complete constitution. If you search Bangladesh constitution on this website, you will easily get the full explanation of the constitution. In this article, only the second section of the constitution, section 8 of the basic principles of state management, section 1: nationalism, secularism, democracy and socialism - the state should be managed with these principles. These four points are explained. Hope after reading this you will understand what socialism, democracy, nationalism and secularism really are. What is its meaning? It is discussed below

Nationalism is the joy, spontaneous emotions, feelings, national consciousness, self-esteem and self-esteem that are transmitted in the hearts of the people of that country or the nation based on the glory and indignity of the homeland and the motherland. For example, nationalism is the joy of the supporters of the country and the disappointment, displeasure and discomfort of the winner in the victory of the country against a foreigner. It is the duty of every good citizen to protect the honor of the country or the nation, to have emotions, feelings and consciousness in the welfare of the nation and this nationalism should be kept in the management of the country.

Socialism: Socialism is a communist social system. Society owns the actions of all in society. During the period of socialism, the goal of social production was to increase the prosperity of the people and to achieve the overall development of every person in the society. The principle of socialism is 'Each shall work according to his ability and each shall receive according to his need. The more you work, the more you will get paid. All citizens have the right to equal remuneration based on work.

Democracy: Democracy is the rule of government by the opinion of the people. A government elected by the people will be accountable to the people. Respect their opinions and the government will work for the development of the people and the country. Government will enact all laws in public interest. Everyone's freedom will be maintained here. Everyone will elect the government according to their own opinion. They will be free to buy government as they like.

Religious neutrality: Religious neutrality is treating all religions equally. All religions should be respected in the governance of the country. People of all religions do not look down on religion while maintaining their sense of nationality. The number gurus in the country cannot look down on the minorities. There will be equal laws for all religions. All will enjoy equal rights.