BNP is facing a tough time ahead of the headlines of the 45th founding anniversary of BNP.
The report highlighted issues such as upcoming elections, international pressure, forcing the government to meet demands and BNP’s activism on the streets.
In addition, it has been said in the news about the strained relations between the party and the Jamaat, that even though the BNP maintains a distance with the Jamaat-e-Islami in order to gain the trust of the people of the country and foreigners, doubts still remain.
Although there were large-scale meetings and gatherings in the streets with other like-minded parties, they still could not create much pressure on the government. Apart from this, the group is in a bad position in handling assault cases and arrests.
The report quoted political analysts as saying that the party must be prepared to make more sacrifices to activate it ahead of the elections. Apart from this, the issue of people’s involvement with the movement has also been highlighted without mentioning that it is possible to hold meetings and gatherings with permission.
BNP’s founding anniversary and Awami League’s upcoming programs are the main headlines of Naya Diganta, and Awami League wants to hold a large public gathering and the challenge of successful movement.
The news of BNP’s founding anniversary has highlighted the background of the party’s formation as well as the current challenges.
According to the report, the lawsuits, attacks, jails and persecutions that started during the military-backed One-Eleven government in 2007 are still going on. The number of cases against BNP activists is now more than one lakh.
According to the party, more than 40 lakhs have been accused in these cases. From January 2009 until now, about three thousand people have been victims of extrajudicial killings. Most of them are opposition party leaders. More than five hundred have gone missing.
On the other hand, it has been mentioned that the ruling Awami League wants to hold a large gathering in the capital ahead of the national elections.
According to the report, through this, the party wants to show the government’s development and progress to the people, as well as deal with the movement of BNP-Jamaat unitedly and give a special message of the government’s popularity.
The leaders of the party believe that the successful launch of Bangabandhu-1 satellite into space, the transition of Bangladesh from a less developed country to a developing country,
the launch of the mega project dream Padma Setu and the launch of Metrorail. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will inaugurate the elevated expressway in the capital on September 2, and the Bangabandhu Tunnel in Chittagong on October 28.
People need to know the picture of the corruption that took place when the BNP-Jamaat coalition government was in power along with showing the progress and development of the country. If the people get a clear idea about this matter, it will be easier for the people to give their well thought out verdict in the elections held next January.
