President Md Sahabuddin has given rise to a sudden new controversy. He has been under a lot of pressure by commenting on the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. His comments have made the distance with the current interim government public, although on Monday evening, a press release from the President has called for a press release. Still, the debate on Sheikh Hasina's resignation is not stopping.
In a special interview to Manabzamin newspaper chief editor Matiur Rahman Chowdhury, President Md. Sahabuddin said, ‘He heard that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned, but she does not have any documentary evidence or documents related to it.’ The interview was published in the newspaper's political magazine version ‘Janata Chokh’.
After the President's comments, the protests were seen among people of different classes and professions in the country. Various discussions continued on social media. The anti-apartheid student movement has announced a mass gathering at Shaheed Minar at 3 pm on Tuesday in the afternoon to demand the resignation of the President and the banning of Chhatra League.
Meanwhile, the legal advisor of the government. Asif Nazrul said the President has lied, his statement is a violation of the oath, if he persists in his speech, the poison may be discussed in the advisory council.
Major (retd.) Hafiz Uddin Ahmad, a member of BNP's standing committee, said, ‘There can be no more lies in this. Sheikh Hasina has gone to Palli, she has taken refuge in the neighboring country. The government has canceled her passport. After that, there is no need for the resignation letter.’ After that, the president of the Nationalist Lawyers Forum, Advocate Jhatanul Abedin, said that the President has spoken on a special purpose after two months of the formation of the government. The President has said it is untrue.
Since the fall of the Awami League government on August 5, the president's position has been discussed in various ways. The leaders of the anti-discrimination student movement are coming to the President to demand his removal as a ‘referr of fascism’. After this comment was made known, Abdul Hannan Masud, one of the consensus, said that the president's resignation program will be held soon after the president's resignation.
Meanwhile, Akhtar Hossain, member secretary of the political platform of the student leaders, Jati Nagarik Committee, has learned a video message on social media that there will be a long march towards Bangabhaban.
According to the sources of the National Committee, there is talk of the president's removal. There is talk of the government. Muhammad Yunus may be the President, and the Advisory Council will run the government under his leadership.
Intellectual Farhad Mazhar, known as the theoretical guru of student leadership, wrote on social media to remove Md. Sahabuddin, he also thought Dr. Yunus should be the president, Bangabhaban sources also know that the President is under pressure to resign. A situation is being created to force the resignation of special purposes.
Bangabhaban press release
In the face of extensive discussion and criticism from various quarters, the press wing of the President's office Bangabhaban yesterday will give a press release. The notification signed by Shiplu Aman said, ‘The campaign that has been carried out in various media citing the resignation of the former prime minister has created confusion in the public mind. The President has called on everyone to refrain from destabilizing or embarrassing the interim government by creating a new controversy in this settled issue.’
It is also said, ‘In the face of the mass revolution of the students, the answer to the resignation and country of the Prime Minister in the face of the mass revolution of the students, dissolve the parliament and the constitutional validity of the current interim government, the answers to all the questions raised in the public mind have been reflected in the order of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court on August 8. The Appellate Division gave this opinion after the President's opinion is sought after Article 106 of the Constitution.’
like the appeals
In the current situation in the country, the Prime Minister has resigned and the President has dissolved Parliament on August 6. Therefore, it is not possible to consult the Prime Minister as per Article 48(3) of the Constitution. It is not possible to take the advice of the Prime Minister according to Article 48(3) of the Constitution. The Appellate Division has sought the opinion of the Appellate Division on the issue of Public Importance from the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary to form an interim government to fill the constitutional vacuum in the existing situation. Asaduzzaman's speech has been heard.
The Constitution does not have any provision for the formation of an interim government in the Constitution. The Appellate Division is opining that the Advisory Jurisdiction of Article 106 on the question of the above-mentioned questions, the Appellate Division is opining that the President can appoint the Chief Advisor and other Adviser as an interim arrangement for the operation of the state's executive in order to fill the constitutional vacuum of the state.
What is said in the Constitution
The Constitution has the power to remove the President but there is no clear directive to remove the President, but he may resign to the Speaker. Currently, the National Parliament is abolished and the post of Speaker is vacant. Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury, again Deputy Speaker Shamsul Haque Tuku has been put in the murder case.
Article 50(1) of the Constitution states that the President shall hold his office for five years from the date of assuming office. The condition states that despite the end of the term of the President's office, he will remain in his position as his successor until he takes office.
The 52(1) states that the President can be impeached for violation of this Constitution or serious misconduct. For that, a proposal for that signing a complaint with the signature of the majority of the total members of the Parliament should be given to the Speaker. The proposal will not be discussed before or after 30 days from the day; and if the Parliament does not hold a session, the Speaker will immediately call for the Sangsad.
However, there has been a precedent of becoming the President despite the suspension of the Constitution several times before and maintaining the Constitution.
