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Opposition doesn’t want political stability: Hasina
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said her government was trying hard to maintain political stability for economic progress of the nation. reports UNB.
"We want political stability and have requested the opposition to help us. but they didn't respond to our call as they want to disrupt it." she said.
The Prime Minister was exchanging views on current state of affairs with noted columnists of the country at her office yesterday evening.
She said the Leader of the Opposition didn’t attend the meetings of the Business Advisory Committee where all issues coukI be discussed.
The Prime Minister said all the issues that BNP wanted to discuss were raised in parliament. but they stayed away
About the economic measures. she said the government had taken some policies and decisions, particularly in the banking sector. "The government wfll stick to its decisions and not allow default culture."
She said the government would go ahead with privatisation and had decided to give priority to the labourers of a factory if they want to take and run those.
Responding to queries on the Chittagong Hill Tracts peace process. Hasina said the government is taking all possible steps to restore peace there.
But the opposition party, she said, is opposing the process and orchestrating evil propaganda against the government initiative. They did not take any initiative and is now trying to disturb it."
The columnists in the meeting hailed the decision of the government for selecting some seven spots for holding political meeting and suggested to take strict action to stop holding meeting on the streets which create sufferings of the people.
The columnists suggested introduction of laws against communalism, violence and strict action on some more issues. which disrupt the growth of democracy. They also suggested speedy trial of the killers of Bangabandhu.
Shawkat Osman. Obaidul Huq. Prof Kabir Chowdhury, A B M Musa. Santash Gupta. Aziz Misir, Shahriar Kabir. Shahed Latif. Nirmalendu Goon. Prof Momtazuddin Ahmed, Haroon Habib. Abed Khan. Abdul ?aium. Prof Abdul Mannan howdhury. Kamal Haidar.
Habibur Rahman Milon, Anwara Syed Huq and Syed Mudasser Ali took part in discussion.