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13 JS bodies reshuffled

Oli loses chairmanship of standing committee on planning ministry

Staff Correspondent
Liberal Democratic Party chief Oli Ahmed was removed from the helm of the parliamentary standing committee on the planning ministry as the House yesterday reshuffled 13 parliamentary bodies.
Oli's removal is believed to be linked to his party's move to join the BNP-led alliance to wage a movement against the Awami League-led government.
Besides, his recent "derogatory remarks” on a ruling AL lawmaker from the reserved seats for women may also have something to do with the removal. A number of ruling alliance deputies in parliament had demanded action against him for the comments.
AL lawmaker HN Ashequr Rahman, who was chief of the parliamentary standing committee on estimate, replaces Oli. Dhirendra Chandra Debnath Sambhu from the same party is the new chief of the estimate committee.
Oli, now abroad, could not be reached for comments.
The reshuffle also saw AL lawmaker Sk Muzibur Rahman removed as chairman of the standing committee on the communica-tions ministry. With Muzibur in the saddle, the committee had been very vocal against the then communications minister Syed
Abul Hossain. He has been replaced by his party colleague Mostafa Faruk Mohammad.
AL legislator Fazle Rabbi Mia, who was chief of the public assurance committee, has been given the charge of the standing committee on the law ministry, while Ali Ashraf from the same party has been made chief of the assurance committee.
AKM Rahmatullah, AL lawmaker, has been picked to lead the standing committee on the information ministry.
The standing committees on the law and information ministries had been without anyone in charge since their then chiefs — Suranjit Sengupta and Obaidul Quader -- were made railway and commu-
nications ministers respectively.
AL deputy Obaidul Muktadir Chowdhury has been given the helm of the standing committee on the water resources ministry; the post fell vacant following the death of Abdur Razzaq.
Apart from the reshuffle, the House yesterday constituted standing committees on the two newly formed ministries — railway and information and communications technology — with Matiur Rahman and Abdul Wadud of AL at the helm.
Chief Whip Abdus Shahid, on consent and advice of Leader of the House Sheikh Hasina, had placed the proposal for formation and reconstitution of the committees.