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14-party Rally Today

Cops impose same 11 conditions

Staff Correspondent
The Awami League-led 14-party alliance has been allowed to stage a rally in the capital today under the same 11 conditions that Dhaka Metropolitan Police imposed on the BNP's March 12 rally.
The rally will be held in front of the south gate of Baitul Mukarram mosque on Bangabandhu Avenue, demanding the immediate trial of war criminals.
The gathering, set to commence at 3:00pm, is also meant to protest the BNP's conspiracy to foil the trial, according to the AL.
Prime Minister and AL President Sheikh Hasina is expected to be present as the chief guest.
Deputy Commissioner Habibur Rahman of DMP headquarters said the party could hold the programme at 3:00pm, but under 11 conditions.
His statement came in response to an application submitted by Mahbub ul Alam Hanif, joint secretary of the AL, on March 11.
Below is the translated version of the conditions:
1. Area for using loudspeakers: Paltan crossing to Golapsha shrine and south gate of the national mosque to Nababpur crossing.
2. No loudspeaker can be used beyond those areas.
3. No projection can be set up beyond the areas mentioned in number 1.
4. If necessary, permission should be taken from the authorities concerned for use of the rally venue.
5. No stage can be set up on the main road.
6. Except for a political speech, the stage cannot be used for any other purpose.
7. People can gather at the rally venue two hours before the scheduled time (2:00pm).
8. The rally must end by 6:00pm.
9. No gathering can be held before or after the approved time, and traffic and public movement cannot be obstructed beyond the approved area.
10. During the rally, no activity should be undertaken that goes against the law and public interest.
11. The authorities, without having to show any reason, reserve the right to cancel the permission in the public interest.