Unbridled rise in commodity prices cannot be stopped. Awami Syndicate is still controlling the market. The leaders of the Democracy stage said these things in the meeting titled 'Increase in commodity prices and the law and order situation of the country'.
On Wednesday (October 16), a press conference was held at the central office of Nagarik Oikya.
Nagrik Oikya President Mahmudur Rahman Manna, Revolutionary Workers Party General Secretary Saiful Haque, Bhasani Anusari Parishad convener Rafiqul Islam Bablu, Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal-JSD General Secretary Shaheeduddin Mahmud Swapan, Gana Sanhati Andonol member Bachchu Bhuiya and other central leaders spoke at the press conference. .
The leaders said that the people of the country dreamed of a new Bangladesh without corruption, looting and discrimination after the fall of the dictatorial Hasina government through 15 and a half years of democratic struggle and the unprecedented uprising of the students in 2024. On the one hand, the inaction of the allies of the fallen dictatorship, on the other hand, various limitations of the government are narrowing that expectation. Unbridled rise in commodity prices cannot be stopped. Awami Syndicate is still controlling the market. Although the dictatorship has fallen, the market syndicate is still under the control of Awami Dosars. The government could not break the syndicate and could not take effective action.
Alleging that the government is not able to take initiatives to control the law and order situation in the country, the leaders of the democracy stage said that even after more than two months have passed since the government took over, the law and order forces have not been fully activated throughout the country. Friends of the fallen dictatorship are also active there.
Demanding the government to immediately take effective initiatives to control the rise in commodity prices and the law and order situation, the leaders said that the government should play an effective role in meeting the expectations of the people. Otherwise, the student uprising of 2024 will not reach its desired goal.
