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All-party consensus to solve CHT problem suggested
A former judge Saturday suggested an all-party conference for reaching a consensus on Chittagong Hill Tracts where Insurgency has been causing a serious problem, reports UNB.
The Hill Tracts is not merely a regional Issue, it has become a national concern and should be addressed at the national level." Justice Abdur Rahman Chowdhury told a national seminar in the morning.
The two-day seminar on "Publication of Distorted Information and the Conspiracy about Chittagong Hill Tracts.* held at the Engineers' Institute, was organised by Chittagong Hill Tracts National Coordination and Peace Council (CHTNCPC).
Chaired by CHTNCPC con venor Saiful Islam Dildar. it was also addressed by Parbattaya Gana Parishad president Jalaluddtn Ahmed, executive director of Bangladesh Manobadhlker Bastobayan Sangstha Md Abdul Matin, ex Shantibahlnl member Shashlkanta Talukder Chakma. local physician of Panchharl upazlla Dr Jahirul Islam. Parbattya Shanti Parishad secretary general
Manlruzzaman Monlr and a focal leader Lal Angela Pangtho.
Terming the situation In the Hill Tracts "a man-made human tragedy.' Justice Chowdhury said the Issue could have been resolved tn 24 hours had India demonstrated sincerity."
But India seems unwilling to see a settlement of the problem, rather wants to keep It alive, be added.
More than 4,000 people have been killed tn the Hill Tracts since the tribal Insur gency began in early 19701 The Insurgents have been operating from safe sanctuaries across the border
Justice Chowdhury said if a consensus cannot be reached through the proposed all -party conference, the government should discuss the matter wtth India.
"If the Issue still remains unresolved, the matter then should be raised In the United Nations." he said
Referring to military Involvement In the hill tracts. Justice Chowdhury said ft was the Awaml League government who had stationed security forces there. He, however, called for political solution of the problem.
Giving a background of the problem. Justice Chowdhury said it started with declaring the tribals "Bengalee" and Inclusion of Bengalee nationalism In the Constitution In 1972.
This was vehemently protested by tribal leader Mana be nd ra Narayan Larma.
Justice Chowdhury alleged that some political leaders were acting as "spokesmen" of the outlawed Shantibahlnl to serve the purpose of a neigh bouring country.
Manlruzzaman Monlr said some left-leaning political leaders arc passing "fabricated and concocted" stories of oppression on the tribals to western capitals where semi nars were being organised to misguide the people there.
Md Abdul Matin said gov ernmenl should come out with the exact figure of casualties in the April 10 incident at Logang
Dr Jahirul Islam strongly refuted reports in a section of the press which quoted him as saying that he had seen more than a hundred bodies in Logang
"These are all falsehood. I have seen only 13 bodies and 13 Injured."
Condemning the reports which were passed on to west ern capitals. Dr Islam of Panchharl said "the reports were motivated and provoca five"
In his presidential speech. Saiful Islam Dildar urged the government to put an end to the "propaganda" resorted to by vested quarters saying the misinformation has tarnished the Image of the country