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Govt ignores situation in N districts: Hasina
GANGACHHARA (Rangpur). Oct 27: Opposition leader Sheikh Hasina today accused the BNP government of utter negligence in saving people from what she called starvation and disease in the famine-hit Northern region, reports UNB.
"1 wonder how this government could ignore the situation and even try to conceal facts that people are facing deaths for want of food and medicine". she said.
Hasina, President of Awaml League, accused the ruling party of misappropriating and politicising relief operations.
The opposition leader was addressing a dozen of unscheduled gatherings of people in remote villages and unions of Gangachhara and Pirgachha upaziias on the third day of her visit to Northern region.
She visited Kolkand, Burihat, Barobeel, Baikanda, Alambitllor, Parul and Nauhall
to see the condition of the people in the worst affected areas.
The Awami League chief opened gruel kitchens at Barobeel primary school in Barobeel union, Borolbari primary school in Alambttitor union of Gangachhara upazila and another at Rangpur town hall and distributed cooked food among the destitute.
Thousands of rural men. women and children, looking famished, were seen rushing to Hasina and telling her about their tales of woe.
Addressing a rally at the premises of Parul primary school in Pirgachha upazila in the evening, Hasina said "we do not want to go to Parliament If we are not allowed to speak about the misery of the distressed people we were elected to talk about their problems and realise
their rights.' 'We want the parliament to be effective and discuss national issues to find out solutions.'
She said if necessary her party would come out in the streets for realising the demands and rights of the people.
Hundreds of bare-bodied village folks raised slogans demanding food and work.
Hasina said though in the opposition, Awaml League will do everything for saving the lives of hapless people facing deaths from starvation and disease.
Hasina regretted that people are dying even after 20 years of the country's independence. "Had Bangabandhu been alive and his government in power, the lot of commonman would have been different."
During her visit to the re-. mote areas, Hasina was sometimes seen walking on foot and sometimes riding in a car. She talked to the people enquiring about their condition.
A day labourer, Nurul Islam of Kuribisha village of Kolkand union complained to Hasina that his family members were forced to eat the barks of banana trees in absence of food.
Rezaul Huq, an 8-year-old boy of the same village, said he did not find any food to eat for last four days. \
A 70-ycar old Nendu Mamud of Boroibarl village of ,
bing as he could not obtain a VOD card despite frantic effort*.
Hasina demanded of the government to prepare a tong term plan to stop erosion of the Tusia and save lite and property of lens of thousands of poor.
Awaml League leaders Abdur Razzak MP and Matiur Rahman accompanied her and addressed the rallies