Bangladesh Jatiya Party (BJP) Chairman Andalib Rahman Parth has proposed a commission called 'Laundered Money Recovery' to bring back money smuggled by Awami League in the past years.
The chief adviser of the interim government. He said this to reporters on Saturday night (October 19) after a dialogue with Muhammad Yunus at his official residence in Yamuna.
Andalib Rahman Parth said, apart from the genocide and killing of democracy by the Awami League government, another big issue was corruption money. So let a commission called 'laundered money recovery' be made. To bring back the money that has gone through smuggling.
BJP chairman said, Dr. The profile of Yunus, if he uses it, then the three-four crore rupees that have been smuggled from UK, Dubai, Singapore to different countries will be returned. This money is corruption money of Awami government. Otherwise this money will be used against us, against the people of Bangladesh. I think it is very important to do this commission.
Andalib Rahman Parth told to take action against Awami League and 14 parties and said, Why is no action being taken against them as political parties including 14 parties, Awami League? It should be banned, it is not important that it will be banned, but it is very important to take an action against them. If a political party thus publicly supports genocide or asks the police or other forces to be tougher. I think politics should be done from a moral place.
Parth said, Awami League had held three illegal elections, whether any steps can be taken in that regard, we have said in that regard.
In response to a question Andalib Rahman said, why only Awami League who was with the genocide, morally they should not be given a chance to do politics. This is of course a matter of judgment. Till then, Awami League will be banned or not. Until then, those who are in Awami League and 14 parties should be kept away from all kinds of elections.
Dr. as part of a series of dialogues on this day. Muhammad Yunus held dialogues with several political parties and alliances. In this phase, Ganaforum, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), 12 party alliance, Nationalist like-minded alliance, National Liberation Council, Nationalist Democratic Movement (NDM), Left Front, Labor Party, Jatiya Party-BJP (Perth) were 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.
Awami League President Sheikh Hasina's government fell on August 5 in a student coup. August 8 took charge of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus. His government has already held two rounds of dialogue with political parties.
However, the Awami League accused of 'fascist rule' and 'genocide' was not invited to the dialogue. And Jatiya Party, the 'domesticated' opposition party of the Awami League period, was invited to the dialogue in the first round, but was not invited later.
