Jamaat -e -Islami has given an opinion on the written report of the National consensus commission on state reform. The party has voted for a proportionate election.
Jamaat Secretary General Mia Ghulam Parwar submitted the party's opinion to Professor Ali Riaz at the office of the National Unity Commission on Thursday.
“We have tried to give Jamaat -e -Islami's well -thought opinion,” said Jamaat -e -Islami's opinion. Amir of the team said. We have expressed written opinion by discussing the recommendations provided by the Reform Commissions in the chairmanship of Shafiqur Rahman.
Ghulam Parwar added, “We have made several proposals to significantly neutralize the elections in the reform proposal. The selection must be in a numbers. In addition, we have expressed our opinion on several issues, including the constitution and corruption. '
Assistant Secretary General Hamidur Rahman Azad and Publicity Secretary Matiur Rahman Akand were also present on behalf of Jamaat -e -Islami. On the other hand, Monir Haider, Special Assistant to the Chief Advisor, was also present on behalf of the consensus commission.
Last year, the government formed the constitution, the judiciary, elections, corruption, public administration and police reform commissions in the reform of the state. The commissions were the chief adviser of the full report earlier this year in February this year. Muhammad submitted to Yunus. The National consensus commission was formed under the leadership of the Prime Minister Muhammad Yunus to reach the consensus with the political parties.
Except for the Commission Police Reform Commission, the remaining five commissions sent a spreadsheet to 5 questions to get an opinion on the important recommendations of the commission. So far, five parties, including Jamaat, LDP, have given their views. The National Committee Commission will hold a dialogue with the LDP on Thursday regarding the reforms.
