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Emergency to be lifted at right time: CA

UnB, Dhaka
Chief Adviser (CA) Fakhruddin Ahmed has said the state of emergency will be lifted at an appropriate time in the transitional process.
The CA made the remark in an interview with the BBC in London Tuesday, facing a host of questions over the country's prevailing situation.
BBC Special Correspondent Nik Gowing also asked Fakhruddin when the army would return to barracks.
In reply, the head of the caretaker government said the army is assisting the caretaker government in improving the law and order, doing post-Sidr relief and rehabilitation work and preparing voter list to hold a free and fair election.
Fakhruddin said the army is working as a helping hand of the government in the fight against corruption and crimes, and particularly the army is playing an outstanding role in formulating a flawless voter list.
When asked about the reported deterioration of human rights situation in Bangladesh. The chief advisor said the human rights situation is much better than any other times of Bangladesh.
“The number of individual
incidents of human rights violation has gone down. An independent human rights commission is being setup, ” he said.
The GA also refuted an allegation that the cress in Bangladesh is being controlled under the emergency. He said newspapers and electronic media are enjoying freedom and they are allowed to criticise the government.
Fakhruddin also attended a press conference at Bangladesh High Commission, attended by Bangladeshi-British journalists, yesterday.
He narrated the outcome of his talks with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and other British ministers.
He said he raised the concern with the British prime minister over the shortage of staff at the Bangladeshi-run curry restaurants in the UK. He requested Prime Minister Brown to allow semiskilled people from Bangladesh to work as chefs in the restaurants.
In reply to a question, the CA said there is no food crisis in Bangladesh, as he observed there is enough food in stock. However, he agreed that prices of rice and other commodities have gone up due to price hike on the international market.
Asked about the "minus-two” formula to exclude Khaleda Zia and Sheikh Hasina from active politics, the CA said he is not aware of it but added that the reform in the political parties is the demand of the people.
He hoped that the reforms undertaken by the Election Commission would bring about a lot of changes in political parties.
Asked about controversy over holding elections to the local bodies prior to the general elections, the CA said the elections will be held in those local bodies whose terms have expired. He observed that the local body polls won’t hamper the national elections.
About holding trial of the war criminals, he said the incumbent government has time constraint to doit.