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Wage Board review body seen as ruse to buy time

By Staff Correspondent
Journalists, newspapei press workers and employee!
nouncement of Wage Board award
Reazuddln Ah mod. President BFUJ. Amanullah Kabir. Secretary General BFUJ. Zahlrul Hug and Ruhul Amin Oazi respectively president and general secretary of DUJ.
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ued in this region after the partition of the country, he added.
Principal Azraf said it was clear that we had not yet been able to imbibe the spirit of full freedom in our mind and despite giving lip service to democracy, true democratic consciousness was still far off.
Dcwan Moha imad Az.rai said the Journalists needed courage and patience for passing through the path of truth and Justice. "If they follow the true path, victory must go to them', he said.
He said the Journalists would have to wage war with their pen when the independence of the country is endangered by the autocracy. A real and ideal Journalist would be he who dared to take such a heavy responsibility, he said.
BFUJ President Reazuddln Ahmed, in his speech, regretted that despite the caretaker government repealing several ordinances as per demands of many pressure groups ft had Imposed a 'black law.' for the Journalist community by amen-dtng the Newspaper Employees (condition of services) Act. 1974.
i He called upon the three political alliances to pressurise the caretaker government to withdraw the amended Ordinance and announce the Wage Board award soon.
BFUJ Secretary General Amanullah Kabir said the caretaker government was yet to annul the much talked about I Special Powers Act which
curbs people's right and freedom of speech.
Regarding the role of journalists during the recent mass movement, the BFUJ leader said the Journalists' contribution to the movement had glorified their position in the society.
DUJ President Zahirul Huq. in his presidential speech said, the Acting President has lost his neutrality to some extent by amending the Ordinanqp in a bid to curb the rights and privileges of the Journalists.
Terming the review committee to examine the Wage Board report as a farse he said if the government did not stop activities that go against the interest of the community it would not get full cooperation from it