In Bangladesh Military has been deeply involved in politics all over the history. Since after the... more In Bangladesh Military has been deeply involved in politics all over the history. Since after the birth of the country, the strong democratic government has not yet been established, due to the continuous involvement of Military in politics. The utilized information of causes has been taken from books, journals, articles, on line materials and other secondary sources. The findings results with regard to the sources of military interventions in politics are the causes of weak political institution, vested interest of the military, Poverty, political corruption and superiority. The quest for democracy in Bangladesh is moving in circles. The country gained its independence through both the democratic process and through war. During the four decades of its existence as a nation-state it has endured spells of military and non-military rules. Of the latter all were not elected and the elected governments themselves seemed to betray a superficial and perfunctory commitment to the norms and practices of democracy.
In Bangladesh Military has been deeply involved in politics all over the history. Since after the... more In Bangladesh Military has been deeply involved in politics all over the history. Since after the birth of the country, the strong democratic government has not yet been established, due to the continuous involvement of Military in politics. The utilized information of causes has been taken from books, journals, articles, on line materials and other secondary sources. The findings results with regard to the sources of military interventions in politics are the causes of weak political institution, vested interest of the military, Poverty, political corruption and superiority. The quest for democracy in Bangladesh is moving in circles. The country gained its independence through both the democratic process and through war. During the four decades of its existence as a nation-state it has endured spells of military and non-military rules. Of the latter all were not elected and the elected governments themselves seemed to betray a superficial and perfunctory commitment to the norms and practices of democracy.
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