Welcoming the initiative of students and youth to form a political party, Workers Party General Secretary Saiful Haque said, 'If the initiative to form a political party is taken by the government or under the umbrella of the government, the political potential of the students and youth can be destroyed. The government will also be questioned in many ways. At the time, he commented that 'the councils of the local councils that have been broken have no chance to be rehabilitated'.
Saiful Haque, general secretary of Revolutionary Workers Party, also said at the Dhaka metropolitan representative meeting of Revolutionary Youth Solidarity on Friday (December 20), 'The victory of the 2024 mass uprising cannot be ruined by anyone's handiwork.'
“Governments must set achievable goals for reforms, elections and democratic transition. Having an unelected government for a long period of time poses risks in many ways.'
He said, the victories of '71 and '90 have been great. The achievements of this people's coup cannot be abandoned in any way. He said, we have to maintain our unity despite the differences and diversity of ideology and politics.
He welcomed the proposal of the National Consensus Commission and said the government should set achievable targets for reforms, elections and democratic transition.
Bahnishikha Jamali, member of the political council of Revolutionary Workers Party, Mir Mofazzal Hossain Moshtaq, Babar Chowdhury, convener of Revolutionary Youth Solidarity, member secretary Mir Rezaul Alam, leader of Revolutionary Student Solidarity, Jonaid Hossain, youth organizer spoke in this representative meeting held under the chairmanship of Revolutionary Youth Solidarity leader Jamirul Rahman Dalim. Rashedul Islam Russell, Mohammad Hossain, Rafiqul Islam, Ariful Islam, Maria Moushumi, Mohammad Hashem, Ali Hossain, Fariduddin, Eamon Sheikh, Parvez Hossain and other central and metropolitan leaders.
In the representative meeting, Jamirul Islam Dalim was convened and Rashedul Islam Russell was member-secretary and a 25-member revolutionary youth solidarity convening committee was formed.
