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Call for proper probe into BDR mutiny, role of intelligence

Bss, Dhaka
Political leaders and eminent personalities yesterday lauded the role of the government for its successful resolution of the bloody mutiny at Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) headquarters peacefully on Thursday.
Talking to the news agency, they lauded Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's bold steps in tackling the BDR revolt through discussions, averting further conflicts and blood-
shed.
They suggested proper inquiry into the tragic incident of bloodshed in the BDR headquarters and find out those responsible for it.
Workers' Party of Bangladesh President Rashed Khan Menon congratulated the premier for successfully tackling the mutiny.
"The prime minister has faced the crisis with patience, courage and wisdom,” he added.
The lawmaker conveyed sympathies to the bereaved family members and hoped the country would be marching forwards overcoming the losses.
TIB Chairman Prof Muzaffer Ahmad said the elected civil government faced the BDR mutiny in its own way without using any other forces, and all political parties supported its move.
With the support of the opposition to the government in this regard, there has been a
political consensus. It is good, though the incident itself is very sad, he added.
The whole incident, including the role of intelligence, will have to be investigated, and the grievances of the soldiers addressed properly, he said, adding that the prime minister's pledges to the BDR jawans shouldbe met properly.
Dhaka University Vice Chancellor Prof AAMS Arefin Siddique said the way the prime minister proceeded to resolve the crisis is in conformity with the hopes and aspirations of the people.
Nobody wanted more conflicts and casualties after such a big accident and prime minister was proceeding that way, he added.
The premier successfully applied modern-age tactics used in international negotia-flbns to cjefys^ tHn^joBS^du1 the very ’beginning, .the YC mentioned.
He appreciated various steps, including sending a state minister and a parliament whip to the agitating BDR jawans and holding talks with their representatives.
Prof Arefin said those who were responsible for the mutiny must be found out.
He said it should be traced whether the intelligence agencies had failed to discharge their duty or somebody else failed to executive as per the information provided by them.
The BDR incident proves that indiscipline can take place even in a disciplined and orderly force. Therefore, caution should be maintained in future, he added.
Jamaat-e-Islami Assistant Secretary General Md Kamaruzzaman said the prime minister has resolved the BDR mutiny well through discussions, avoiding conflicts.
“The government faced the overall situation with its unflinching courage," he added.
Kamaruzzaman said the countrywide spread of unrest could have been averted if the prime minister issued the ultimatum to the mutineers on the first day instead of the second day.