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Working body resolutions

Govt turning JS ineffective: AL
Awa mi League Central Working Committee (ALCWC) has blasted the government for its failure' to solve the socioeconomic problems, saying that it tries to rule the country in "autocratic style making the parliament ineffective", reports UNB.
The ruling party, ignoring the elected parliament, enhanced rates of public utility services, including gas and
railway, by executive order before the announcement of national budget, a resolution of the ALCWC said This step is sheer political dishonesty on the part of an elected government."
A nine-point resolution on the country's political and socio-economic situation was adopted at the ALCWC meeting which ended Tuesday after five
days o/ deliberations. Parly chief Sheikh llasina presided over the meeting.
The ALCWC expressed concern at adverse' reaction of the new fiscal measures of several hundred crores of taka to be levied in the coming budget and asked the people to remain alert against new taxations.
The ALCWC said common people are already battered by unabated price-hike of essentials. surpassing all previous records in last 14 months..
It asked the government not to impose new taxes on essentials and instead called for reduction in rates of utility services, including gas and railway.
It expressed concern at the government's planned re trenchment of workers from state-owned corporations, mills and factories, saying that any unplanned cut In the workforce will only aggravate the unemployment problem. The decision will also create an adverse Impact on national economy.
In a separate resolution, the ALCWC alleged that the government Is trying to present a fictitious story of conspiracy' to bluff the people and cover up Its failure.
The government's failure in reaching national consensus as well as indiscipline in economic sector, absence of specific economic guidelines and insecurity In social life have marked the rule of BNP. It said.
Following the footprints of the Pakistani regime and that of Zia and Ershad, "this government is clamouring about conspiracy only to cover up its terrible failures In state and social life", the resolution said.
The AIXWC strongly criticised the head of the government for dishing out "such grotesque story of conspiracy" and derpanded to unveil the conspiracy-, If any, to the people.
The ALCWC blamed the ruling party for the disastrous" move to make all tiers of the administration "subservient" to it. This will deprive people of getting justice and can never do any good to the nation.
It urged the government to give up its "policy of politicising the administration" to avoid administrative complications and restore people's confidence 1n it.
In another resolution, the
ALCWC demanded of the government party to settk- the question of repealing the Indemnity Ordinance in the coming budget session to bring an end to the politics of coup, killing and conspiracy as envisaged in the November 19 joint declaration of the three alliances.
The ALCWC expressed grave concern at the use of religion for political purposes by Ja-maat- Shfbir clique and cautioned the pious people to beware of and build resistance against the quarter trading in religion.
It also castigated the government for "backing" the Ja-maat-Shibir axis Jeopardising the spirit and objective of the 1971 liberation war.
It condemned the government for not withdrawing the sedition ease against the 24 personalities Involved In the "public trial of Golam Azam."
The ALCWC bitterly criticised the government for "playing the role of a silent spectator" in the wake of continued armed terrorism on the campuses of Dhaka. Chittagong and Rajshahi universities and deteriorating law and order threatening life and property of the citizens and the functioning of democracy.
"It appears the government itself patronises terrorism under a conspiracy to foil the democratic process." the reso lutlon said, calling for nonpartisan steps to end terrorism in the interest of democracy.
The ALCWC demanded of the ruling party to take positive and effective steps regarding the Awamt League-sponsored bill which seeks separation of judiciary to ensure its independence.