Nothing is Permanent in Politics, Rafiqul Islam Robi, Member Secretary of Rajshahi City Jubo Dal.

Md. Sohel Rana, Rajshahi Correspondent. ​The course of politics changes like the ebb and flow of a river tide. Here, no power, position, or influence is permanent. Therefore, eschewing arrogance at the height of power and remaining patient during severe adversity without succumbing to despair is the defining characteristic of a true political leader. ​Recently, Rafiqul Islam Robi, the dedicated Member Secretary of Rajshahi City Jubo Dal, articulated these thoughts in an emotional and directional speech regarding politics, positions, and social responsibility. ​He said, "Politics is like the ebb and flow—sometimes rising, sometimes falling. Time does not remain the same. Just as good times today are not permanent, hard times do not last forever either. Therefore, when in power, there should be no arrogance, and during difficult times, no despair—patience, sacrifice, and standing by the people are the true marks of politics." ​Reminding party leaders and activists, the Jubo Dal leader further noted that official positions and tenure in power are very short-lived, but earning people's love and contributing through good deeds are what endure in history. ​He added, "We must remember—position and power are temporary, but the history of people's love and one's deeds is long-lasting. Times change, situations change; therefore, it is not today's status, but what we leave behind for the people that matters most in the final judgment." ​This message from the top leader of Rajshahi City Jubo Dal has sparked significant enthusiasm and food for thought among local party activists. Highlighting this fundamental principle of politics, he called upon party leaders and workers at all levels to forget pride, stand by ordinary people in their joys and sorrows, and practice principled, ideal-driven politics.