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Political leaders meet Shahabuddin

Jamaat wants BNP in power : Conditional support by others
The Acting President. Justice Shahabuddin Ahmed, said here Tuesday that the question of formation of a new government was already under his consideration, reports BSS.
He told this to a two-mem ber delegation of BNP led by Its Secretary General Barrister Abdus Salam Tahtkder and senior party leader Saifur Rahman. The BNP leaders met the Acting President al
Presidents Secretarial here. In this context. Justice Shahabuddin also told the BNP delegation that the first session of Parliament has been summoned at 9 a m. onTkpril 5.
The BNP leaders, during their discussions with the Acting President, emphasised the necessity for formation of a new government very soon, so that It could work for solving the difficult problems Taring
the country. Including preparation of the national budgci conducting negotiations for foreign aid and other urgent matters.
Another report says- The Acting Amir of the Jamaal-c-Islami Abbas All Khan, also met the Acting President Tuesday
He was accompanied by party leaders Maulana Maliur Rahaman Nizami. MP-eJccL AH Ahsan Mujahid. Abdul Kader Mollah and Barrister Abdur Razzak
Mr. Abbas All Khan urged the Acting President to maintain the democratic spirit and requested him lo invite the ■ largest party in the Parliament to form the government
The Acting President as sured them that he would preform his duty, whenever so required.
Mr Abbas Khan also drew the attention of the government to the fact that many Bangladeshis In Saudi Arabia were not receiving their salaries for the last several months. He requested the Acting President to exert his influence so that those Bangladeshis did not have to pass hard days without salaries.
According another report, leaders of four political parties said that their parties would give full support to BNP if it reverted to parliamentary form of government
This was conveyed to the Acting President Justice Shahabuddin Ahmed when Oanotantri Party chief Syed Altaf Hossain. BKSAL General Secretory Abdur Razzak. CPB General Secretary Saifuddln Ahmed Manik and NAP (M) General Secretary Pankaj Bhattacharya called on Justice Shahabuddin at the President's Secretariat
The Acting President reiterated the constitutional position and ad vised the leaders to open dialogue with BNP and Awami League.
Journalist, 19 others hurt in lathicharge
CHITTAGONG. Mar 5 : At least 20 persons, including a journalist were injured when police iathichargcd to disperse agitated mob following a road accident at Jamal Khan road in front of Chittagong Press Chib Tuesday evening, police said, reports BSS.
Jamahiddln Yusuf of Daily Naya Bangia suffered head injury during the incident.
The trouble erupted as a section of public agitated against police when some pa trol police beat up a helper of a truck which collided head on with a police van at Jamal Khan rood.
A group of Journalists ar rived there from the adjacent press dub to sellfe the matter, but M one stage police al legedty lathleharged India < rlmtnalely. Tr^U on the mad remained suspended for a while and shops were closed hurriedly
The official release Mid: Leaders of four political parties today called on the Acting President Justice Shahabuddin Ahmed. at President's Secretariat during which they discussed post-election situa-tk>n In the country.
Ganotantrl Party chief Syed Altaf Hossain. BKSAL General Secretary Abdur Razzak. CPB General Secretary Saifuddln Ahmed Manik and NAP (M) General Secretary Pankaj Bhattacharya who met the Acting President said the members elected to Jatiya Sangsad from their parties would give full support to BNP if It reverted to parliamentary form of government.
They reiterated their commitment to the Joint declaration of the three alliances signed In November last year.
The leaders said in a parliamentary form of government BNP being the majority would form the government.
The Acting President gave them a patient hearing and reiterated the constitutional position.
Justice Shahabuddin said the first session of Parliament would be held on April 5. He advised the party leaders to open dialogue with the BNP and Awami League.