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Insist BNE allies

Staff Correspondent
The BNP and its allies said the full verdict released on Sunday by the Supreme Court declaring illegal the caretaker government system was of no importance to them as they wanted the non-partisan administration restored.
The Workers Party welcomed the verdict while the Communist Party of Bangladesh (CPB) said that as a way to solve the prevailing political crisis the next two general
FROM PAGE 1 elections could be held under a neutral government.
The Jatiya Party, largest ally of the ruling Awami League in the grand alliance, also welcomed the verdict.
"We will bring Sahabuddin Ahmed under trial if voted to power," JP Chairman HM Ershad said while addressing party leaders at a hotel in the capital.
Justice Sahabuddin Ahmed was the head of the country's first caretaker government in 1991 after the Ershad-led regime fell in the face of a mass upsurge.
Ershad said the scrapping of the 13th amendment that had incorporated the provision for the caretaker system to oversee general polls would prove to be a right decision if the next polls could be held in a free and credible manner.
"Now, it is the responsi-
bility of political leaders to find a way out so that all can participate in the elections."
BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said the full verdict of the Supreme Court was insignificant as the government had already plunged the country into uncertainty through the constitutional amendment scrapping the caretaker system.
"Whatever the full verdict says, the next parliamentary elections must be held under a non-party neutral government," he told The Daily Star, adding that the main opposition would give its formal reaction to the verdict today.
Workers Party President Rashed Khan Menon said the full verdict would help remove confusion centring the judgment on the caretaker issue. "It will help all of us to take decisions in future in this regard."
CPB General Secretary Mujahidul Islam Selim said they supported the direction given in an earlier short order of the SC that the next two elections could be held under a non-party caretaker government and that he hoped that direction was also there in the full verdict.
"Only that can create an atmosphere of understanding," he added.
Bangladesh Jatiya Party Chairman Andaleeve Rahman Partha, MP, said the next elections would not be acceptable if held under any political government as relations between the two major political parties were notgoodatall.
"The verdict already lost its importance and effectiveness as the government amended the constitution on its own. Now, the government should take a decision considering people’s aspiration," he added.