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Opposition's anti-polls agitation

Next JS to enact laws against anarchy: PM

By Nazmul Ashraf, back from Feni
Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia has sounded a note of warning against the Opposition's current move to resist the February 15 elections. saying the next Parlla ment would enact fresh laws to contain such anarchism.
"Now we re tolerating all these for the sake of the polls. But there is a limit to this. Anarchism and terrorism won't be tolerated after the coming polls. Stem action would be taken in this regard". Begum Zia, also Chairperson of the ruling BNP, said yesterday while electioneering in Feni-1 constituency.
The waning from the PM came on the second day of
her two-day campaign tour of Feni-1 and Feni-2 from where she is contesting the polls.
The campaign In Feni-2 on the first day was marked by clashes, bomb blasts and black flag demonstrations. The seat was won by the Awami League in the 1991 elections.
The opposition activists clashed with police and exploded crackers af the district headquarters, where a dawn-to-afternoon hartal was observed yesterday, protesting the PM's visit to the district.
Attendance at the PM's election rallies in Feni-1 yesterday was higher than
the previous day's in Feni-2. Besides, the second day's electioneering was also peaceful as security was stepped up against the back-drop of Wednesday s violence.
On completion of her two-day electioneering, the PM. talking to Journalists at the Feni circuit house, said, "We can't allow anybody to throw the country into hell' by letting loose terror. We could easily check their .violence (Wednesday) but we did not do so for the sake of democracy. Taking advantage of this they could stage black flag demonstration."
Asked if bomb explosions at her rally .were due to poor
From Page 1 security, she said. "Its a mat ter of the security personnel.
Commenting on Wednesday's Incident at her rally. Begum Zia said. Those who have no other jobs can only do these. You saw. I was not at all puzzled nor did I move an inch during the incident."
When her attention was drawn to political specula tions that a bill on polls un der caretaker government would be passed by the next Parliament. Begum Zia said. Time has not yet come to say anything specifically on the issue. She. however, added. The matter would be decided in consultation with the Opposition bench."
Asked what kind of law they would, now enact to contain the alleged terrorism, she repeated that the next parliament would decide it.
In reply to a question, the PM said. "It’s fact that there is no satisfaction in contest-, ing polls without the major parties. I could be happier with their participation.
In her sp^ches. delivered at the public rallies, the BNP
chief blasted the major opposition parties, reiterating ner allegation that they were desperate to create "a constitutional crisis and an absence of government" in the country to Implement their design of renewing the 25-year treaty with India.
After the coming polls, "they (Opposition parties) would have no politics to do. Many of them would quit politics while others would change their parties.” she said.
The PM urged the people ^to go to the polling centres * without any fear and cast vote in the coming polls to protect what she said three things — democracy, constitution and sovereignty.
The three parties (AL. Jatiya Party and the Jamaat) had boycotted the polls because they have understood that they would not win the elections." Begum Zia said.
The PM addressed public gatherings at Puratan Muhu-riganj. Dargahat. Jamaddar Bazar. Baklarhat. Amjadhat. Box Mahmud High School. Parshurambazar. Fulgazi Bazar. Puratan Munshir Hat. and Bandhura Doulatpur.