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Workers' action vandalism: Chambers
Country's business community Monday called upon the government to take strong measures against "anarchy and vandalism” by a section of workers, reports UNB.
Leaders of different cham-'bers in a statement expressed' their concern at the blocking highways and rail tracks which has disrupted normal activities in the country.
"We understand that the issue for this programme is the non-acccplancc of the privatisation programme of the government by a section of workers". ihcstatcmcnl said.
The federation leaders said the accumulated losses in the nationalised Jute sector is about Tk 1500 crore and in
the textile about 250 crore.
Attempts for denationalisation of Jute and textile sectors have systematically been opposed by certain quarters and the nation has already paid a very heavy price for this, they observed.
"We strongly feel that the government must denationalise the Jute and textile sectors fully keeping in view the detrimental effect the present situation has on the economy", the statement maintained.
It observed that under the banners of Patkal and Sutakal Sramik Sangram Parishad a section of workers through their programme had put a tremendous pressure on the economy.
Terming the programme "unlawful" the statement further said, nobody has the right to resort to blocking of highways and railways to press for their demand of industrial dispute.
Nation would pay a heavy price for such activities which had repercussion in all sectors of economy and the business, it added.
The statement was signed by M Akram Hossain. President. Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Syed Manzur Elahi. President. Metropolitan Chamber, Dhuka. AKM Rahmatullah. Chairman, Finished Leather Exporters
Chamber leaders
From Page 1 Col. 4 Association. . Mahbubur Rahman. President, The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry, M Anis Ud Dowla, President, Em’ploycrs’ Association, Sharif M Afzal Hossain, President, Chamber of Industries. Saleh Ahmed, Chairman, Textile Mills Association and Syed Mohsen Ali, Chairman, Jute Mills Association.
BSS adds: Prof M Sharlful Islam, Secretary General, National Federation of Thacher Associations, expressed his grave concern over the blockade programme of highways and railways for the realisation of certain demands.
In a statement, he said review of the performances of the nationalised mills and factories during the last 20 years clearly showed that the economy could not make any headway. The concerned quarters must ponder whether a poor country like ours could afford to sustain continued losses in the nationalised sector, he said.
He further said that at a lime when the government had taken different Initiatives to Inject dynamism in the economy none should indulge in any activities detrimental to the country's overall interests.
Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry President engineer. Ali Ahmed expressed deep concern over terrorism, road blockade and strike resorted to by a section of workers and people in order to block denationalisation programme.
He said, such activities of the vested groups would seriously hamper economic development.
In a statement, the Chamber President pointed out that the present government had adopted a liberal policy for Industrialisation by providing Incentives to private Investors, but a section of workers and their leaders were unscrupulously opposing governntent Initial Ive With an ulterior motive.