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AL Gen Secy's report says

Party should be built as political institution

By Staff Correspondent
The Third Council Session of the Awami League (AL) Sunday approved the report of Its outgoing General Secretary Sajeda Chowdhury who sug grated that the party be devrl oped Into a political Inatllu lion
Sajeda Chowdhury also recommended narrowing the generation gap within the party and said that the Awami League should be built up In such a way so that ft promptly adapts to the ( hanging world
The report was placed Sun day morning at the Council Session which began Saturday afternoon tn the premise* of Institute of Engineers.
The 63-page report of the General Secretary outlined the role of the Awami League In various movements In the
country since the last Council meet tn 1987
The report Included the Party position In the changed global scenario, an analysis on the BNP rule In the country, a list of the Awami league ■ pre sent objectives. Its activities during the anti autocracy movement, restoration of par llamentary democracy in the country and the 1991 parlla mentary polls.
The Awami League General Secretary's report said that 23 general and 74 emergency meetings of the central exccu ttve committee took place during her six year tenure
Two joint meetings be tween the executive commit tee and the parliamentary body also took place beside other meetings. It added.
The report also included names of those killed during different phases of movement from 1987 until 1992 and a comparative study on the rule of the three successive governments after 1975.
Sajeda Chowdhury while presenting her report said that the BNP had failed in its 17-month rule and that its "incompetency and Inexpert -ence" had emerged in every step taken by the party.
She mentioned BNP's particular failure in combating terrorism, tackling the wors enlng law and order situation In the country and resolving the Rohingya issue.
She also charged the BNP leadership with politicising the administration, siding with the fundamentalist forces and destroying the spirit of the Liberation War
The parliament Is still not effective because of the BNP's different angle of approach to the system of government and also because of Its Inexpert ence.' Begum Chowdhury ob-
! Zia) are like that of an absolute monarch".
On the Rohingya issue, the Awaml League OS's report said that the accord between the government and Myanmar on repatriation of the refugees bypassing the United Nations had complicated the situation.
On the Indemnity Ordinance, It said that future steps by the BNP leaders on the Or dinance would be an acid test to prove whether late President Zfa was Involved in the assassination of Mujib or not.
On the present economic condition, the report said that lives of the country's common people have become "unbearable" because of the skyrocketing of prices of essential commodities and agricultural inputs, increasing unemployment and largescale retrenchment of industrial labourers.