BNP has withdrawn from the decision to deter the election in a continuous strike-blockade to prevent elections, according to Dalit sources, after reviewing three important political issues.
The local committee of BNP held a meeting with the organizational secretaries of the four organizational departments last Sunday to determine the program. After a four-hour meeting, the policy makers of the party managed to reach a decision on the issue of the new program. A few weeks ago, the party's standing committee meeting had a policy decision to give a continuous strike-blockade program a week before the polls. The parties involved in the simultaneous movement also expressed their opinion in favor of the program, BNP leaders said that the recent political events in the case of the new programme and the statements of the government ministers and the government of the Aotami League have influenced them. BNP is focusing more on discouraging voters from voting in order to prevent the election.
The top leaders of BNP feel that they should be strategic for three reasons. First, the leaders are able to realize the reality that the election cannot be prevented if nothing is unacceptable. As a result, the party does not want to give a program to prevent the election, so that the leaders and activists are disappointed in the country before the election. An attempt may be made to impose a slap on the BNP in the case of destructive sabotage.
As a result, BNP may have a process of banning politics after the elections. Thirdly, BNP wants to continue the movement for a few days after the election. They do not want to end the ongoing movement to maintain the environment where the United States visa policy is strictly implemented and new restrictions are imposed.
Such a reality, BNP has announced mass communication and leaflet distribution programs for the next three days to discourage voting. It was decided to hold a hartal on Saturday and the day before the polls.
BNP standing committee member Abdul Moin Khan said, ‘We are on the streets, we will be on the streets. The movement will be carried out through a peaceful program. We have never been sabotage, we do not want to allow any other party to do sabotage.’
After the Dhaka mass rally on October 28, the BNP held a four-point strike and a 12-point blockade program after the Dhaka mass rally, which has been called for the non-cooperation movement to prevent the votes. BNP distributed mass communication and leaflets for 10 days.
BNP's doubts about Obatadul Quader's statement
According to BNP's reliable sources, in a meeting with Trinamool leaders across the country, they highlighted the reality of the district, upazila and union levels, many said that the opportunities for the organization of the leaders and workers are less. Most of the leaders and workers are in the house, their families are in the house, in such a situation, it is not possible to stop the vote and prevent the vote.
The BNP standing committee leaders then analyzed the statements of Trinamool leaders and the current political situation, whereas BNP leaders doubted a statement from Awatami League general secretary Obatadul Quader.
Criticizing BNP on December 30, Aomi League general secretary said, ‘We are getting news - BNP will now go towards assassination if it fails in all movements around the elections.’
According to sources in the meeting of the standing committee, BNP thinks that the government is making another ‘blue design’ like on October 28. The same incident may be imposed on BNP in the same way.
In the context of this discussion of the standing committee, the BNP statement was sent yesterday in the poison of Obatadul Quader's speech. In the statement signed by the party's senior joint secretary general Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Obatadul Quader's speech should be expressed in concern and concern.
In the statement, Rizvi said, "This statement is part of the deep conspiracy and blueprint of the rulers. Not only that, the Awami League is plotting to repeat the politics of pressuring others in support of the state.
In the meeting of the standing committee, the leaders said that more than 27,000 leaders and activists including BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir were in jail. The police will be more strict, if the highway workers are empty, it will be difficult to carry out the next program.
Voter day is a challenge
BNP is seeing the day of the next January 7 poll as a challenge. On this day, the opposition leaders and supporters as well as the general voters are not going to the center, it is giving more priority to the creation of public opinion.
BNP leaders said that going to the center is very stressful for voters to go to the center and be a bit bold and tactful for not going to the polling center.
BNP standing committee member Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku told Kal Kantha that there is no interest in the votes of many candidates. It is finale that it will be announced that Janusa is only announced. As a result, no one is going to the polling station.
Three days of mass communication
The BNP has held three more days of mass communication and leaflet distribution program to boycott the vote, which will continue from Tuesday to next Thursday.
Yesterday afternoon a virtual Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Joint Secretary General of BNP, announced the program of the program in the press briefing.
BNP has held a 10-day mass communication and leaflet distribution program from last December 21 to yesterday.
