UNB, Dhaka :
President of Bikolpo Dhara Bangladesh (BDB) AQM Badruddoza Chowdhury on Tuesday demanded formation of a ‘national government’ together with ‘mature brains’ for the next five years after holding a fair and credible nation election.
“We want a national government to be formed for five years immediately after the election to restore peace, public security and ensure the country’s progress,” he told an iftar party.
B Chowdhury, also a former President, said the national government will have to be formed pulling
mature brains together for a better future of Bangladesh by removing conflicts among political parties. BDB arranged the iftar at Gulshan’s All Community Club in honour of diplomats stationed here.
B Chowdhury said the country’s people have long been suffering for four main problems-widespread corruption and bribery, limitless torture and repression, and strangulation of democracy, lack of the rule of law and tampering of the election process.
“The number one solution to the problems is to hold a proper and acceptable election. We together with people will realise it if you (govt) are unwilling to do so,” he said.
Besides, the former President said, parliament must be dissolved 100 days before the election, army will have to be deployed to main law and order and ensure security of voters and people.
President of Bikolpo Dhara Bangladesh (BDB) AQM Badruddoza Chowdhury on Tuesday demanded formation of a ‘national government’ together with ‘mature brains’ for the next five years after holding a fair and credible nation election.
“We want a national government to be formed for five years immediately after the election to restore peace, public security and ensure the country’s progress,” he told an iftar party.
B Chowdhury, also a former President, said the national government will have to be formed pulling
mature brains together for a better future of Bangladesh by removing conflicts among political parties. BDB arranged the iftar at Gulshan’s All Community Club in honour of diplomats stationed here.
B Chowdhury said the country’s people have long been suffering for four main problems-widespread corruption and bribery, limitless torture and repression, and strangulation of democracy, lack of the rule of law and tampering of the election process.
“The number one solution to the problems is to hold a proper and acceptable election. We together with people will realise it if you (govt) are unwilling to do so,” he said.
Besides, the former President said, parliament must be dissolved 100 days before the election, army will have to be deployed to main law and order and ensure security of voters and people.
