If women did not have a lot of participation in the mass uprising in July, the July coup would not have succeeded. Nasiruddin Patwari, convenor of the National Citizens Committee, said women's participation in post-coup state formation is important.
He said this at a discussion on the 'House of Women' in the new political settlement of the committee organized by the women's cells at the central office of the National Citizens Committee on Saturday afternoon.
Nasiruddin Patwari said, “If women did not participate in the student coup, it was doubtful whether the coup would have been successful. At this time of the post-coup state, we do not just want women's participation; I would like to see them in the decision -making process. '
Akhtar Hossain, member secretary of the committee, said, “The unique aspect of the coup is that the participation of a large number of women. On July 7, when the murderer Hasina insulted us as “Razakar” and harm human dignity, I was afraid to come up to Raju sculpture. But the procession of our sisters who came out of Shamsun Nahar Hall gave me courage. '
Spokesperson Samanta Sharmin said, “We have succeeded in the presence of women in the political program from 1 to the present. We see only one female member in the 5 -member committee formed to drafted the Constitution of the seventies. We want to ensure significant participation of women in the Constitution of the New Bangladesh.
Joint convener Tasnim Zara said, “The goal of the National Citizens Committee is to create an environment where special cells or quotas will not be required for women in the future.” Women will be able to lead in their own qualifications. '
“We do not want to talk about women's empowerment or their rights,” said Tajnuva Jabin, a central executive member and head of culture. I also want to talk for the country. In the post-mass uprising state, the re-evaluation of women's political role is essential. When a woman comes into politics in all the challenges of the house, she should first be placed in place. '
Joint convener Monira Sharmin said, “We see the spontaneous participation of women in the movement, but do not see women's interest in politics. Because we have failed to realize the importance of women in politics. We have to go to the kitchen to know the politics of women. '
Umama Fatema, a central spokesman for the anti -discrimination student movement, said, “Women in front of the coup are disappearing from the political range, we need to investigate that reason. In addition, women are not just about women's calculations; Men have to say. '
Central member of the National Citizens Committee, Sadia Farzana Dina, the head of the National Citizens Committee Cell, spoke further at the meeting of the National Citizens Committee, Dutti Aranya Chowdhury, Rummana Jannat, Syeda Neelima Dola, Advocate Sayyida Akhter, Tahnina Mehrin, Tahinina Mehrin, and Tahnina.
