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BNP's road march to Sylhet starts Monday

Rakib Hasnet Suman
BNP is set to launch a fresh round of agitation programme on Monday with a road march towards Sylhet to press home their demand for reinstatement of the caretaker government system.
Leading the road march, party Chairperson Khaleda Zia will address at least nine street rallies before joining a public meeting at the divisional headquarters on Tuesday, according to party leaders.
The BNP high command has asked its local units concerned to make necessary preparations to ensure huge turnouts in the rallies.
The leader of the opposition announced the agitation programme including road marches towards Sylhet, Rajshahi and Chittagong at a grand rally organised by the BNP-led four-party alliance in the capital on September 27.
Later the party postponed its Chittagong road march scheduled for October 25-26 due to Hajj and Eid-ul-Azha.
A coordination committee led by party's standing committee member Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain has already held several meetings with central and district leaders concerned to make the programme a success.
All steps have been taken to make the road march a success, Mosharraf told The Daily Star. He hoped it will create a momentum for the ongoing anti-government movement.
Members of the committee left the capital for Sylhet yesterday. They will hold preparatory meetings today and look after the preparationwork.
“We have asked all the local units from capital to Sylhet to take all out measure for the programme," mentioned a member of the committee, adding the party's central office has already conveyed the message to local units.
Party's Organising Secretary Elias Ali said they have already booked a record number of hotels and resthouses in Sylhet for the entourage of the chairperson. Khaleda, though, will stay at the district circuit house.
Meanwhile, the party high-ups have decided to extend the October 18-19 road march towards Rajshahi for a day. As per the revised plan, the road march will conclude at Chapainawabganj instead of the divisional headquarters.
Defying protests from BNP and its allies, parliament in July adopted the 15th amendment to the constitution to abolish the caretaker system and allow general election under an elected government.
BNP alleged the constitutional changes are meant to make sure the Awami League-led alliance stay in power forever.