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thana, municipality and city AL units of Sylhet, Khulna, Mymensingh, Narayanganj, Patuakhali and Noakhali attended the meeting to pick three prospective candidates of each constituency for the next polls.
Hasina, also president of the Awami League, asked the grassroots leaders to suggest three names, saying nominations would be finalised on the basis of their evaluation and party's survey reports and assessment.
She also warned that any leader's assessment would be considered void if she or he gave one name
" One will be given nomination and one alternative candidate will be kept prepared. This time around, we will give nominations much earlier than in the previous elections."
Highlighting successes and development activities of her government, the premier said the AL-led grand alliance should come to power again to ensure the continuation of the country's development, advancement and growth.
"If the BNP-Jamaat alliance comes to power, it will surely resort to killing, looting and corruption and put the country into darkness."
The BNP does not believe in the country's independece and has allied with the antiliberation force, Jamaat-e-Islami, Hasina added.
She alleged that the main opposition party was conspiring to foil the war crimes trial and hinder the advancement of the country.
Referring to February 25-
26, 2009 mutiny in the Pilkhana headquarters of the then para-military Bangladesh Rifles (now Border Guard Bangladesh), Hasina said Leader of the Opposition Khaleda Zia had been "involved in the plot" that killed 74 people, including 57 brilliant officers of the Bangladesh Army.
"She [Khaleda] knew about the mutiny or else why did she flee from her cantonment residence in the very early morning [on February 25] without taking any protocol as the leader of the opposition and why was she hiding for three days in an unspecific place," the AL chief posed the question.
Hasina also asked about the political backgrounds of those who had been providing legal assistance as lawyers to the
"killers" of the mutiny.
"Many have employed two to three lawyers. Where are they getting money from?"
I ler government has to fight regularly against the propaganda and falsehood spread by the BNP, its ally Jamaat and Hefajat-e Islam, which is unfortunate, the PM said.
She asked the grassroots leaders to work to dispel confusion among people over the opposition's false allegations. MINISTERS, MPs BLASTED At the meeting, grassroots leaders blasted state ministers for health and family welfare, religion affairs and cultural affairs as well as most of the lawmakers from the districts, said meeting sources.
They alleged that those ministers and lawmakers had no contact with the party for
the last four and a half years and have become isolated from people.
The meeting witnessed a debate for and against controversial Awami League leader Shamim Osman by the leaders of Narayanganj district unit AL
Sylhet grassroots leaders urged the party chief not to nominate the ministers who have grown old.
Patuakhali AL leaders urged Hasina not to nominate controversial lawmaker Golam Maula Rony and requested her to contest the election from Rony’s constituency.
Hasina told them that they could pick AL presidium member Kazi Zafarullah as the candidate as his maternal grandfather's home district is Patuakhali.