The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has proposed 23 new points, including banning Awami League for killing students in the uprising. At the same time, the chairman of the party, Col. (retd.) Ali Ahmad, demanded that the Awami League leaders be tried and hanged like the leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami.
The chief adviser of the interim government. He said these things to journalists on Saturday (October 19) at 4:30 pm after a dialogue with Muhammad Yunus at his official residence in Yamuna.
Referring to the presentation of written and oral proposals in the dialogue, Ali Ahmad said, I made 103 proposals in the first two rounds of dialogue. I have given 23 more proposals in the second phase. I have given these proposals not to give benefits to anyone, not to free anyone from jail, but for the people of the country. There are various proposals for conducting free, fair elections and good governance, ensuring justice, making the market affordable for everyday commodities.
Mentioning that 18 crore people fought against the Awami League in July-August, he said, they used the administration including the police unfairly, confronted the people, pushed the country towards destruction, became corrupt, and killed thousands of our sons and daughters.
Ali Ahmad said, we think that Jamaat-e-Islami opposed the liberation war in 1971, then we banned them. Why will Awami League not be banned today? We have said again, Awami League should be banned. They fought against 18 crore people. They have no right to do politics. They did everything to stay in power. In the end, he could not survive the pressure of the crowd, and was forced to leave power.
In response to a question, he said, Awami League leaders have fled, how can a thief live well. Jamaat leaders have been hanged for the war crimes of 1971. Now they (Awami League leaders) should be hanged. He hanged Jamaat, now he hangs Awami League. It is your responsibility.
Apart from this, LDP chief Ali Ahmed talked about various issues including arresting the corrupt, bringing back the looted money of the people, bringing those who participated in the murders during the coup to justice and speeding up the reform process.
Dr. as part of a series of dialogues on this day. Muhammad Yunus is in dialogue with some political parties and alliances. In this phase, it is said that some other parties including Gano Forum, Jatiyatabadi Sammana Jot, Jatiya Party-BJP (Perth), 12 party alliance, Jatiya Mukti Council, Labor Party have been invited to the dialogue.
On October 5, the Chief Advisor held a dialogue with BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami, Democracy Manch, Hefazete Islam, Left Democratic Alliance, Islami Andolan Bangladesh, AB Party, Public Rights Council.
Sheikh Hasina's government was overthrown in a student coup on August 5. August 8 took charge of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus. His government has already held three rounds of dialogue with political parties.
However, the government has already said that the Awami League accused of 'fascist rule' and 'genocide' has not been invited to the dialogue in the previous three rounds and in the future as well. And Jatiya Party, the 'domesticated' opposition party of the Awami League period, was invited to the dialogue in the first phase, but was later excluded.
