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'It amounts to conspiracy'

Inu hits back at AL leaders for accusing JSD of creating grounds for Aug 15

Staff Correspondent
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD) President Hasanul Huq Inu yesterday hit back at Awami League leaders for accusing his party of creating the grounds for Bangabandhu's killing in 1975, saying the allegation was tantamount to conspiracy.
He said many leaders of the AL, now a coalition partner of the JSD, had joined the government of Khandaker Moshtaque, who became the president after the August 15 bloodbath.
"No JSD leader had joined hands with Moshtaque. Nor did they join his cabinet. But many Awami League leaders ... joined the Moshtaque cabinet," Inu, who also holds the
information portfolio in the current government, said at a briefing at his secretariat office.
Several leaders of both the AL and the BNP have recently alleged that the JSD had created circumstances that led to the assassination of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
"There is no basis for accusing Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal of being involved in the conspiracy of Bangabandhu's killing," claimed Inu, whose party is a member of the 14-party alliance led by the ruling AL.
This is a conspiracy to destroy unity within the 14-party coalition, one that will benefit "BNP-Jamaat militant group", he alleged.
AL Presidium Member Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim recently said antiliberation forces would have never dared to attack Bangabandhu had the Gono Bahini, a communist revolutionary force, of the JSD not created the environment by carrying out robberies and killings.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said on Tuesday: "We didn't forget those so-called revolutionary activists who had rejoiced on tanks after the killing of Bangabandhu. The whole nation had to pay for creating unrest in politics in the name of waging revolution before 1975."
On Monday, the BNP too questioned JSD's role in the lead-up to Bangabandhu's assassination.
Yesterday, Inu questioned how AL and BNP leaders were speaking along the same line at the same time over the issue.
AL Joint General Secretary Mahbubul Alam Hanif, however, rebuffed Inu's allegation of conspiracy.
"TheAwami League leaders' statements regarding Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal's role in creating the grounds for Bangabandhu's killing is the real history, not a conspiracy,” he
said at a discussion in the capital yesterday.
“Selim Bhai [Sheikh Selim) lost his family members and relatives in 1975. He has pointed out only what he saw with his own eyes. Those who are trying to find a link between the remarks of Sheikh Selim and BNP leaders have ill motives, ” he added.