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Hasina tells Ctg public meet

Riots outcome of secret BJP-Jamaat meet
CHITTAGONG. Dec 19: leader of the Opposition Sheikh Hasina today said the demolition of Babri Mosque and outbreak of communal strife in the region was the "outcome of secret meeting between LK Advani of BJP and Abbas-Ntzaml of Jamaat-e-lslami." reports UNB.
Addressing a public meet ing at Boalkhali Gumdandl Pilot High School this afternoon, she blamed the fundamentalists and fanatics for disturbing communal harmony in the countries of South Asia.
Fundamentalists and fanatics razed the Babri Mosque In India and their associates Jamaat-Shibir fundamentalists demolished temples and attacked minorities in Bangladesh under a clandestine entente to destabilise the situation in the subcontinent, Hasina said.
The Awami League Pre-
sident said her party condemned both the incidents in India and Bangladesh and demanded that those-who staged communal violence in the name of religion be brought to justice.
Hasina was critical of the BNP government for its failure in protecting the life and property of the minorities. There is no room for fundamentalist and communal elements in independent Bangladesh," she added.
The Awami league leader also rebuked the ruling BNP for its "subservient policy" and said BNP was cloouent about the Farakka issue but remains silent after assuming power. Even the Prime Minister did ^t fWse the issue during her Wee I’mg with Indian Prime Minister Narasimha Rao in New Delhi.
Criticising BNP and Jamaat
for doing politics in the name of Islam. Hasina said when Awami League moved a resolution in parliament seeking ban on liquor and gambling, BNP opposed it and its associates Jamaat remained silent.
The opposition leader also blasted the government party, saying it flouted its election pledges made to the electorates tn last parliamentary elections.
“Wearing the coloured spectacles. people's Prime Minister has deceived the people following the policy of the fallen dictator". Hasina said.
Referring to BNP's preelection commitment to annul all black laws. Hasina said without scrapping the black laws, they were now framing new black laws to suppress the opposition and prolong its rule.
Presided over by Boalkhall thana AL President Ataul Haq, the meeting was addressed by Amir Hossain Amu. Ataur Rahman Khan Kaiser, Akhtaruzza-man Chowdhury Babu, MP, Moslemuddin Ahmed. SM Abul Kalam and Sckander Hayat Khan.
The opposition leader visited the Koiballaya Dham Man-dir damaged by recent communal violence and talked to affected people. She also visited the Chittagong Medical College Hospital where Chha-tra League leaders Qamrul Hasan Shaheen, Motahar Hossain Rana and Mahfuzul Haq were undergoing treatment.
Hasina tells Ctg public meet
Riots outcome of secret BJP-Jamaat meet
CHITTAGONG. Dec 19: leader of the Opposition Sheikh Hasina today said the demolition of Babri Mosque and outbreak of communal strife in the region was the "outcome of secret meeting between LK Advani of BJP and Abbas-Ntzaml of Jamaat-e-lslami." reports UNB.
Addressing a public meet ing at Boalkhali Gumdandl Pilot High School this afternoon, she blamed the fundamentalists and fanatics for disturbing communal harmony in the countries of South Asia.
Fundamentalists and fanatics razed the Babri Mosque In India and their associates Jamaat-Shibir fundamentalists demolished temples and attacked minorities in Bangladesh under a clandestine entente to destabilise the situation in the subcontinent, Hasina said.
The Awami League Pre-
sident said her party condemned both the incidents in India and Bangladesh and demanded that those-who staged communal violence in the name of religion be brought to justice.
Hasina was critical of the BNP government for its failure in protecting the life and property of the minorities. There is no room for fundamentalist and communal elements in independent Bangladesh," she added.
The Awami league leader also rebuked the ruling BNP for its "subservient policy" and said BNP was cloouent about the Farakka issue but remains silent after assuming power. Even the Prime Minister did ^t fWse the issue during her Wee I’mg with Indian Prime Minister Narasimha Rao in New Delhi.
Criticising BNP and Jamaat
for doing politics in the name of Islam. Hasina said when Awami League moved a resolution in parliament seeking ban on liquor and gambling, BNP opposed it and its associates Jamaat remained silent.
The opposition leader also blasted the government party, saying it flouted its election pledges made to the electorates tn last parliamentary elections.
“Wearing the coloured spectacles. people's Prime Minister has deceived the people following the policy of the fallen dictator". Hasina said.
Referring to BNP's preelection commitment to annul all black laws. Hasina said without scrapping the black laws, they were now framing new black laws to suppress the opposition and prolong its rule.
Presided over by Boalkhall thana AL President Ataul Haq, the meeting was addressed by Amir Hossain Amu. Ataur Rahman Khan Kaiser, Akhtaruzza-man Chowdhury Babu, MP, Moslemuddin Ahmed. SM Abul Kalam and Sckander Hayat Khan.
The opposition leader visited the Koiballaya Dham Man-dir damaged by recent communal violence and talked to affected people. She also visited the Chittagong Medical College Hospital where Chha-tra League leaders Qamrul Hasan Shaheen, Motahar Hossain Rana and Mahfuzul Haq were undergoing treatment.