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BNP to launch movement to realise demands
BNP will launch a mass movement to realise reasonable demands and inalienable rights of the people of all classes and professions by making them more conscious of failure of the Awami League government in running the country, reports UNB.
The main opposition party's standing committee took this decision at an emergency meeting here on Saturday in view of countrywide "terrorism, repression, and anti-people, undemocratic and autocratic activities of the government."
BNP Chairperson and Leader of the Opposition Begum Khaleda Zia presided over the meeting.
Expressing deep concern at the deteriorating law and order situation as well as political and socio-economic situation in the country, the meeting expressed resentment and condemnation over the silence and failure of the government.
The BNP standing committee. the party's highest policy-
making body, discussed important national issues including the Chittagong Hill Tracts situation. share market, prices of crops and fertiliser, price hike of essentials and repression on opposition activists.
It blamed the government for resorting to dilly-dally practice in implementing the four-point agreement between the ruling and opposition parties. which was signed for smoothly conducting the parliamentary activities.
The meeting demanded early implementation of the agreement and immediate and unconditional release of leaders and workers of BNP. It also urged the government to stop repression and withdraw "false cases" against the partymen.
Condemning the government's failure in maintaining law and order, it observed that the death of Shima Chowdhury in Chittagong Jail and such other incidents proved that the government had failed to en-
sure security to public life and property.
'It has become essential to save the people from this intolerable situation.'' die BNP meeting said in a resolution.
Discussing the CHT situation. the meeting observed that the problem turned more serious due to a weak stand of the government.
Moreover, contents of the talks between Jana Sanghati Samity and the government were not disclosed to the people or the parliament, it said.
The BNP meeting called upon the government not to take any step that could endanger the country's existence. It demanded urgent steps to ensure security of the people living in the CHT region and resolve the crisis upholding the Constitution.
Criticising the government for the share market scandal which allowed draining out of huge, capital from the country, the meeting demanded formation of a committee comprising equal number of MPs from ruling and opposition parties to probe it.
The BNP meeting said the forex reserve had reduced
alarmingly, export was about to stop and the country had become dependent on import due try the wrong policy of the government. Local industry was on the verge of ruination, it observed.
"... The entire economy has become stagnant.” it said.
It expressed concern at the price hike of essentials and agricultural Inputs, particularly fertiliser, and politicisation of fertiliser dealership, fertiliser smuggling, and low price of paddy, jute and other agricultural produce.
Sounding a note of warning to the government, the main opposition party said the people would give befitting reply if the government takes any decision against the interest of the country or its Independence and sovereignty.
It called upon the people to remain alert against the government move to give transit to India in the name of Asian Highway, form sub-regional group, and the conspiracy to import electricity from India.
Criticising politicisation and nepotism of the ruling party, the BNP standing committee observed that the country was heading for a deep political crisis due to the failure of the government in running the country.