The BNP does not agree with some of the basic proposals made by the Constitution Reform Commission on the reform of the state. Although the interim government is about to hold national elections by June next year after the required reforms, the BNP demanded voting by next December. The party has taken strategy to keep the government under pressure to demand the election within the desired time. For this, the leaders and staff are being taken down the field. As part of this, three BNP organizations – Jubo Dal, Volunteer Party and Chhatra Dal have given seminars and rally programs at the departmental level across the country.
BNP is seeing the possibility of younger generations and new voters to play an active role in the deportation of Sheikh Hasina in the face of the student-mass uprising and the new political reality in the next election. Because of this, the party has taken a program to go to the youth among the citizens.
Jubo Dal president Abdul Monayem Munna announced the three organizations at a press conference organized by three organizations at the BNP's central office in Nayapalton on Monday.
The president of the Jubo Dal said that the program has been taken to create a realistic model of the youth of the youth, participation in the management of the state, the development of creativity and the inclusion at the grassroots level. Stating that a two -day program has been taken in each section, he said that a seminar will be held on the first day, which will be titled 'The future of youth, the future of Bangladesh'. Above the political identity, young representatives of various classes and professions, students, emerging thinkers, young speakers and entrepreneurs will participate in it. The seminars will discuss what can be done to build a modern, human and safe Bangladesh for empowering education, health, agriculture, environment, urbanization, technology, political rights and youth. There will also be talk about the BNP and the Allied parties outlining the 5 -point outline.
On the second day of the program, a mass gathering titled 'The General Assembly of establishing the political rights of the youth' will be held in each section. The purpose is to present the unity, conviction and expectation of the youth of the country in a lively environment.
The program has been divided into four larger areas of the country in four larger areas. According to the announcement, the first program will be in Chittagong and Comilla divisions on May 5-7. The second program is in Khulna and Barisal Division on May 7-7. The third program is in Bogra on May 27 and on May 27 in Rajshahi and Rangpur divisions. The fourth program is in Dhaka, Faridpur, Sylhet and Mymensingh divisions on May 25-27.
The BNP is also seeing the need to go to civil society, especially the younger generation, to form public opinion on various issues on elections and reforms. This is why the three organizations of the party are coming to the field with the program.
One of the party's vice -chairmen in this regard. Asaduzzaman Ripon told today's newspaper, there is a publicity that the BNP does not want reform. In addition to telling what the BNP really wants, it is necessary to raise awareness among the common people, including party workers, on reform.
The National Committee Commission is holding talks with the political parties to bring at least some changes in the state and government system. One of the big parties wants the BNP to vote by December to implement the changes that the parties are agreeing to bring. The team wants a clear path on what to do before that. On the other hand, there is a campaign that the BNP wants vote for power without reform. In such a situation, the BNP is going to the citizens by taking their demands.
Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury, a member of the standing committee of the party, said that the issues that have been agreed can be selected in December. There is no opportunity to reform now. In order to do something beyond the consensus, people have to bring mandate through the electoral process.
BNP leaders have seen several rounds of guidance for the December vote. With Muhammad Yunus. But no specific paths were given by the government. It has just been said that the government is determined to vote by next June.
Responding to a question to Qatar -based broadcast Al Jazeera last week, the chief adviser said, “People see the situation in Bangladesh, that the interim government is still a good solution for them. They are not saying, let the interim government go. Our election today. No one said that. '
BNP standing committee member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury commented on Yunus's comment, not a matter of person here. People did not give life to create any 'great'; Given life to establish democracy in the country. He said this while talking to reporters at the party's chairperson's office in Gulshan yesterday.
Amir Khasru said that many great people have been created in the past, the people of the country have seen what the result has been.
