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Hasina asks PM to secure share of Ganges water
SARISHABARI (Jamaipur). May 3: Awami League President Sheikh Hasina today asked Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia to secure Bangladesh’s legitimate share of the Ganges water from India, reports UNB.
"You better stay back in Delhi, if you fail to realise our just share of the Ganges Water. Please resolve the Farakka Croblem before returning ome." she said.
Hasina was .addressing a public meeting at Digpaft this afternoon on the first day of her three-day lour of Jamaipur. Myrnensingh. Netrokona and Kishoreganj districts.
The Awami League chief criticised the Prime Minister loF not mentioning the Farakka issue in her speech Tuesday at the 8th SAARC Summit in New Delhi.
Hasina said it was the Bangabaffiihus government which had brought 44.000 cusecs of water lor Bangladesh. ~ But this government has sold out the interest of Bangladesh to India, she alleged .ind said that it tailed to settle the Farakka problem even in last loi'u years.
In her scathing remarks. Hasina said during her previous visit to New Delhi. Begum Zia had signed a joint declaration with Prime Minister Narasimha Rao sacrificing the country's interest and leading to push-in operation by India."
On the 25-year IndoBangladesh Friendship Treaty, she asked the Prime Minister to make public her governments position on the issue.
After the formation of the SAARC and the accord on the SAPTA. Hasina said there is no need for renewal of the treaty. “If returned to power, the Awami League will not extend it. But the BNP government must spell out whaytt will do on completion of the tenure of the treaty."
She was also Critical of the BNP government for its failure to check smuggling making Bangladesh a free market of Indian goods.
Presided over by Sarlshabari thana Awami League president Abdul Malek, the meeting Wks also addressed by Mohammad Nasim. Qader Siddiqui. Abul Hasan Chowdhury. Syed Nnfibul Bashar Maijbhandari.advocate Matiur Rahman. Mirza Azam and Abdul Kalam Azad.
Hasina also addressed a meeting at Melandah Pilot High School.ground commemorating the death of Kabir Hossain who was killed during a fertiliser agitation there on March 30.
Addressing the meeting, Hasina blamed the Prime Minister for the fertiliser crisis and said BNP men were -given dealerships of the much needed agri-lnput at her (PM's) instruction. She condemned the government for what she alleged killing 18 farmers and ,17 workers during their recent movement.
Accusing the BNP men of making Illegal money to the tune of Tk 400 crore exploiting the fertiliser crisis, Hasina ridiculed the Prime Minister for trying to. blame the Opposition for the situation.
The Awaml League chief said if her party returns to power, it will provide subsidy to agricultural sector and give priority to the agro-based in dustries.
Hasina said the pxesFnt Parliament and the government have "become illegal with the Opposition resignation." She demanded resigna tion of the Prime Minister 90 days ahead of general elections and handover power to a neutral caretaker government to conduct the polls.
On her. way to Jamalpur. Hasina addressed several wayside rallies, including at (Hatubhanga. Banshtall. Taktar “ chai. Shakhipur. Deolabarl and Madhupur.
About 100 welcome arches were erected on the rout as thousands of people at differ 'ent points shouted slogans and showered petals to greet Hasina