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President's initiative to end crisis welcome: BNP
BNP secretary general Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan has said his party would welcome any initiative by President Shahabud-din Ahmed to end the current political standoff between the ruling Awami League and opposition BNP.
"We will welcome any initiative from the President ... We'll sit with him whenever he calls us. We can discuss all Issues, he said in an interview with UNB.
During the interview at the BNP central office. Bhuiyan
discussed the prevailing political situation and his party’s plan to advance the on-going anti-government agitation.
He said people are disappointed about this government and they are convinced about its incompetence and failure in running the state affairs and resolving people's problems.
"If the government cannot overcome this situation, its fall may liecome Inevitable.'
Asked about BNPs current parleys with different opposition groups to launch a united movement, he said. We are continuing discussions ... there is a possibility of simultaneous movement in future."
About the formation of a possible front, the BNP leader said: "Initially, we are planning for simultaneous movement and in course of time, the movement can be directed by the proposed front.
About BNP's joining the parliament session beginning on November 2, he said, "We have always said we want to make parliament effective and the centre of politics. But the government is deliberately making the parliament ineffective.
We have already put forward certain demands (14-point and previous 4-point). We will go to parliament if the demands are met."
The BNP secretary genera) said there has not been any initiative from the government to meet those demands.
Bhuiyan said since then, many new development have taken place and many new issues have been raised. All these need to be resolved.
Asked if he feels the present political scenario would lead them to resign from parliament. the BNP leader said. We don't have any such thinking ... We'll not resign unless we're compelled to do so. We want to make the parliament effective, but it depends on the behaviour of the government."
About the next action programme. he said new programmes would be declared on
October 22. the last day of the fortnight long programme announced after the road-rail blockade on October 5.
About the ban on street meetings. Bhuiyan said his party also does not want to hold meetings on the street. But the government has unilaterally selected the meeting venues without prior consultation with the opposition and all on a sudden restricted meetings on the street.
Besides the scheduled public meetings, there must be some arrangements of holding impromptu protest in front of the Secretariat and submit memorandum to the government, he said.
The BNP leader said the issue can be solved, if the government first cancels its decision on the ban and select the venues in consultation with all political parties.