Which way to politics?

Which way to politics?

Four years of government came complete. The eleventh parliamentary elections will be held at the end of this year or at the very beginning of next year. Q, what is the politics now?

Although the preparations of ruling Awami League's election campaign are visible in the campaign, the BNP is silent. If the non-partisan-neutral government is not seeking the demand, then they are still not clear whether they will go to the polls or not.

In the Rangpur city corporation elections, the 'Jat-e-Jatiya Jat-e-Jatiya Jatiya Party' woke up trying to stay away from the national elections. On the other hand, if the Jamaat-e-Islami, who is banned by the High Court, did not participate in any publicly public, yet their alliance with the BNP remained intact.

National elections are getting more importance than the four-year celebration of the government. Ministers from the government head are also talking about the elections. Awami League has been actively active in campaigning and campaigning since the election. The organs and associate organizations are also viva voiced. Political observers seem to think that BNP politics has thwarted compared to that.

BNP's eyes are more in court than the election. They are waiting for the verdict of Zia Orphanage Trust and Zia Charitable Trust corruption case against BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia and Senior Vice Chairman Tarique Rahman. Again, in the 2004 grenade attack case of Tarek Rahman sought the death sentence of the prosecutor

BNP's policy-making level leaders say they will try to understand through the verdict of the case, what the government wants to do. Because, he is already ineligible for the national election due to Tarique Rahman's seven-year imprisonment in the corruption case. Khaleda Zia may also be disqualified if she is sentenced to more than two years in a corruption case. However, the verdict of the judicial court is not the last word. If Khaleda Zia is sentenced, still appeals to the High Court, the sentence will be postponed. In that case, there will be no uncertainty in the election of Khaleda Zia.

However, BNP's reliance on Tarique Rahman's return to the country is in the face of uncertainty. In the meantime, if the verdict of the grenade attack case is announced this Aug 21, BNP is concerned about it.

The BNP will not be elected without a non-partial government-as it says, it is also saying that the government has voted four years ago, it will not be possible without the BNP. On January 2, BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia herself presented the situation.

What will the BNP do in this situation? If you want to know, BNP Standing Committee member Gayesh ^ R Chandra Roy told this time, "If the government thinks such a thing, it will be boomerang for them. People will not allow unilateral elections like January 5, 2014 (2014). They will build up the movement to get the right to vote.

Before the January 5th election of 2014, BNP was in violent movement. In the 592 schools used as polling stations, blocking of the day of voting and blocking of strikes, attacking centers, voting centers were less likely to be in the center, but the elections could not be stopped.

In this context, Gayeshwar Chandra Roy said, "The movement that the BNP people did was not in vain. Rather, when the government realized that their public life has decreased, then they are riding on the administration. Using the administration, BNP leader-workers have been assaulted and assaulted by the assassination. The government is not on public support, the government has a power over it. That's administrative power. This is how they are using it as happy. They have survived using the administration tool. That's their only strength. '

BNP does not support the government But they are running the country with power, with great difficulty. Earlier, the opposition elections have been more than once in Bangladesh. The BNP itself has made an election and has tried to hold another election in 2007. In the meantime, on 15 February 1996, during BNP's election due to boycott of main parties including Awami League, Jatiya Party, BNP could not stay in power for two weeks.

Again, the Awami League, the Jatiya Party led by the Jatiya Party, the alliance of the alliance, the BNP could not vote in January 2007. Before that, the head of the caretaker government in the intervention of the army, elected President of the BNP-led government, Iajuddin Ahmed. Emergency is issued. Two years later, BNP is frayed in the elections.

Even after five years, the BNP failed to stop the election. A year later, the government called back the 'final' movement of the fall and returned empty-handed to the house. Since then, the Awami League is not seriously giving importance to them in the field of politics.

In this situation, the issue of BNP's organizational weakness is repeatedly discussed. BNP is like going to the movement again to prevent the elections? What is the position of the party to move the workers to the field of movement?

BNP's Standing Committee member Gayeshwar Chandra Roy admits that they have organizational weaknesses. But Gayeshwar has said to keep the issue of his huge public support.

'Now again the key to the government is all key. That's why they are saying whatever they want. But this is not the last government. The fundamental demand of human beings is that it will have to return the democratic rights to the people. Voting rights should be given one day or one day. Now they will try for some time with strength, ability or money. At one time, people will have to pay people's due.

Many people say that the BNP is out of Parliament for four years. BNP is weak. I want to tell them, there is no relation between BNP and BNP. "

But the Awami League also feels frustrated that this issue has also reminded the ruling party of Gayesh. Said, "When in power, the number of dedicated workers usually decreases. Because the few employees take advantage of, the other employees are deprived. So there is more anger and frustration in them. And we will use it. '

BNP can stop the election, does not believe the Awami League

But Awami League leaders saw these things as a manifestation of disappointment by the BNP leaders. They say, the BNP had elected without opposition, could not survive. The Jatiya Party also fell in the face of mass movement by unilateral elections. But the Awami League has remained elected without the opposition. From this it is understood that the Awami League's organizational power is much more than the other parties.

Awami League presidium member Kazi Zafarullah said, "People will resist them if they want to create instability in the name of BNP movement." Did in the past too. Anyway, the people are not fools now, the BNP said and they went down the road to burn. He said, 'believe in a good and fair election in the new year. The Prime Minister already says the elections will be fair. At that time, I hope that the situation will remain peaceful. "

"National elections will be held on time, whether the BNP will come in the election or not, the preparations of the government and the Election Commission. Because, there is no scope for the elections to be delayed by the constitution. '

Awami League general secretary Obaidul Quader said, "The upcoming parliamentary elections will not wait for anyone. Elections will be held in time even if BNP does not. Election will be held under the Election Commission, not under Sheikh Hasina.