Awami League
General Secretary Syed Ashraful Islam has urged the left-leaning parties to
unite as an alternative political power to his party.
”Those of
you practicing left politics need to be united to fill the political vacuum in
the country,” he told at a programme at the Engineers Institute of Bangladesh
in Dhaka on Saturday.” “BNP is no more an alternative to Awami League.”
The senior
leader also dubbed Jamaat-e-Islami and Hifazat-e Islam as enemies of Democracy,
Awami League and government.
Bangladesh
Workers Party President Rashed Khan Menon, Communist Party of Bangladesh (CPB)
chief Mujahidul Islam Selim were also present at the programme.
Ashraful
further alleged that BNP did not want to face Awami League politically as it
has ‘massively failed’ to draw public support.
“It’s
dangerous for the country that BNP is patronising Jamaat and Hifazat,” he
added.
Responding
to BNP’s criticism of the budget, he said,” Earlier, BNP used to take out
anti-budget procession, but now the party is discharging its duty by holding
press conferences.”
The LGRD
Minister was also of the view that people would not accept the Centre for
Policy Dialogue (CBD)’s budget analysis.
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