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By Nazmul Ashraf
Parliamentary Affairs Adviser to the Prime Minister. Suranjit Sengupta, was found sitting in the chair of the Deputy Leader of the Opposition just beford yesterday's sitting of the Jatiya Sangsad began at 3 in the afternoon.
Until then, the Opposition seats were vacant.
Pointing her finger at Suranjit. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina told her colleagues around, "He is there as he is not getting press coverage now-a-days." A smiling Hasina then looked at the press gallery and said, "He wants to draw attention of the journalists."
Responding to this. Suranjit said, "The Opposition Bench Jacks members. That's why I’ve lent myself to it."
While narrating his bitter' experience with the office of the prime minister, Shamsul Alam Pramanik of BNP told the House he once wanted blankets from the PM's office for the distressed people of his area. "After taking a lot of pains. I was as-sureaby officials of getting allotment of some blankets fol-
lowing the PM's return from the United States." he said.
But he added, he was later told by the PM’s office "Winter is over. What will you do with the blankets now? You better apply for fans.”
Speaking on his cut-motions on additional allocations sought by Finance Minister SAMS Kibria in the 1996-97 supplementary budget, BNP deputy Ziaul Haq Zia told the Prime Minister. 'We wish you stay in power for five years. But I warn you the finance minister won't let you complete the term.-Unlike Kibria (a technocrat minister), you've travelled across the country and you know people's sentiment. They wont's accept the load of fresn taxes. "Please get rid of him because there are agitations and hartals ahead. Otherwise, you'll have to pay dearly."
Foreign Minister Abdus Samad Azad, while replying to cut-motions moved by the Opposition MPs against his proposal for additional allocations, remarked, "During her visit to the burning Magurch-hara gasfield. Leader df the Opposition Khaleda Zia did not go close to the gasfield fearing she might catch Tire."
Referring to BNP lawmaker Mashiur Rahman's allegation that the fire is the outcome of an Indian conspiracy, Samad Azad advised. "Don't play with fire. It will endanger you/'
Despite repeated requests from Speaker Humayun Rashid Chowdhury to shorten his deliberation. the foreign minister continued to blast the Opposition members. When he concluded his speech, the Speaker
told the cheering Opposition MPs. "Please, don't instigate the foreign minister."
The BNP deputies appeared to be sympathetic to Home Minister Rafiqul Islam. Speaking on their cut-motions on allocations sought by the minister, the Opposition lawmakers, however, said, he was sincere to his Job but he was helpless in the face of political pressure from with the ruling party.
Mashiur Rahman said all the leaders and workers of Awami League and its front bodies have emerged as 'home ministers' while Ziaul Haq Zia spoke of an 'invisible home minister, more powerful than Rafiqul Islam.'