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Opposition warns of tough actions to oust govt

Staff Correspondent
Leaders of the mainstream opposi-tion parties yesterday warned of tough programmes to oust the alliance government if it does not quit immediately, paving way for fresh elections.
Addressing two separate rallies in Comilla and Bogra, the opposition leaders urged people to join December 11 human wall from Teknaf to Tentulia to force the BNP-led coalition government to stepdown.
Leaders of the main opposition Awami League (AL), left leaning 11-party alliance,
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal USD) and National Awami Party (NAP) urged parlies' local leaders and activists to be ready for tough programmes after the December 11 human wall.
The leaders termed the opposition parties' nine-point charter of demands a document of people's freedom from the clutches of BNP-Jamaat regime and urged all to strengthen movement.
Opposition leaders will address two rallies in Rangpur and Sitakunda in Chittagong today to drum up public support for their December 11 human wall.
RALLY AT BOGRA
Urging people to join the human wall, AL General Secretary Abdul Jalil said there was no alternative to unseat the.coalition government for saving people.
"The BNP-Jamat coalition government has destroyed judiciary through partisan appointments," he said.
Communist Parly of Babgladesh Secretary General Mujahidul Islam-Selim said the government has no right to stay in power as it failed to provide food for people.
Chaired by district AL President Mamtajuddln, the rally was addressed by senior opposition leaders.
RALLYATCOMILLA
Addressing a rally at Kandirpar in Comilla town, AL leader Tofael Ahmed said the present government has absolutely failed to run the country and its has no right to cling to power anymore.
"We the people of Bangladesh have established Bangladesh through movement, ousted autocratic government in the past, and this time also„we will be able (a force the BNP-Jamaat coalition to leave power," Tofael said.
CPB President Manjurul Ahsan Khan said the government was not taking any action against die godfathers of the BNP-Jamaat alliance.
The Rab is also inactive about the criminals of Jamaat and its student front, he said.
The government should expel the war criminals from the cabinet, the CPB leader said.
He also demanded reforms in the caretaker government system and said a 'non-party and acceptable' interim government can be formed on the basis of consensus of all political parties.
Senior opposition leaders also spoke at ihe rally chaired by district AL President prof Khorshed Alam.
Later, a video programme giving guideline on forming the human wall was displayed.