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Parties call for quick execution

Staff Correspondent
All the political parties have applauded the Supreme Court judgement on Bangabandhu murder case saying the Justorical verdict has established the rule of law in the country.
They also demanded implementation of the verdict without further delay.
The main opposition party BNP yesterday said the rule of law has been established through the judgement and the nation is now relieved.
Jatiya Party, Workers Party, Communist Party of Bangladesh and Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (ISD Inu) also welcomed the verdict and urged the government to implement the judgement immediately.
"The Supreme Court verdict on Bangabandhu murder case has paved the way to uphold the law in the country. People do not want to witness such killings anymore," Moudud Ahmed, member of the national standing committee, said while talking to reporters at his Motijheel office.
"We all have to accept the verdict of the apex court of the country," he said, adding that it would not be fair to consider the judgement politically.
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Moudud. former law minister of the BNP-led four party alliance government, said the August 15. 1975 killing is a huge tragedy for the nation. After 21 years of the brutality the trial process of the killing started in 1996 and tire verdict from the Supreme Court came I3years after lodging the case.
Replying to a question regarding the allegation of Ziaur Rahman's involvement in Bangabandhu killing. Moudud said. "The allegation of Zia's involvement in the atrocity is baseless. The accusation is made on political ground."
Jatiya Party (JP), a key component of Awami League-led grand alliance, said this judgement is a major step forward in establishing the rule of law in the country
Talking to The Daily Star over telephone JP Chairman HM Ershad said, "We are wry happy and congratulate the verdict. The nation had been waiting long for it."
"Justice has been done through the verdict," he added.
Congratulating the Awami League government. Ershad said. "They [AL) could try the killers through special court but they did not. Even Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina did not interfere in the trial process."
"The verdict has fulfilled the aspiration of the nation. Anti-liberation forces have been defeated and their intention to destroy the spirit of the Liberation War failed through the verdict," Anisul Islam Mahmud, senior presidium
member of the party told The Daily Star.
Jamaat-e-Islam! Secretary General AI i Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid .said. "Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami believes in the rule of law. We are respectful to the verdict of the highest court after a long hearing."
Workers Party President Rashed Khan Menon and its General Secretary Anisur Rahman Mollik in a written statement demanded quick implementation of the verdict.
"Justice has been established and the verdict will be a history against the politics of killing and conspiracy that took place after 1975," said the statement.
Expressing deep satisfaction over the judgement JSD President Hasanul Haque Inu and its General Secretary Syed Zafar Sajjad said it is a historical step of upholding the rule of law and human rights.
They also demanded swift implementation of the verdict and said it proved that killers and criminals have to face trial no matter how powerful they are.
Monjurul Ahsan Khan and Mujahidul Islam Selim, president and general secretary of the Communist Party of Bangladesh said people are now waiting to see the implementation of the verdict.
Restoration of 1972 constitution. nabbing the local and foreign conspirators involved in killing Bangabandhu and his family and ensuring punishment of the killers have now become a must to complete the trial process of the nation's biggest tragedy.