BNP standing committee member Abdul Moin Khan said the plan that was made in the current interim government during the current interim government during the January 5, known as the 'Ek-Eleo', was going on in the current interim government.
At a ceremony in the capital on Sunday, he said, 'The one-eleven plan-the politicization of the eleven, the problem today but I see again. As we can see, an indication of his (one-eleven) is new today. If that is the case, then the questions we have come here to discuss with the question (how the candidate we want in the parliamentary elections) will be broken. '
Abdul Moin Khan said this in a national dialogue at Hotel Sonargaon at noon. The school of Leadership USA organized the dialogue titled 'How the candidate wants the next parliamentary elections'.
The BNP leader said the interim government's reform initiative said that reform is the ongoing process. Reform will continue, no other work – it cannot be. After completing the reform, then the election will be – it cannot be a matter of logic.
He said, 'The reforms that are essential must be done. After the elections, the reform can be done. Today we have to move forward with that view. '
In the dialogue, another member of the BNP standing committee, Selima Rahman, told the party leaders and activists, “Walking on the streets with activists, structural changes are needed. The people have to be the leader by winning the minds of the people. '
“Election is needed right now,” he said, urging the election. Political parties will be careful in the election of the candidate. '
Selima Rahman also said, “Political parties will have to clear the number of women candidates nominated in direct elections for the empowerment of true women.”
