Awami League has become displaced: Fakhrul

The Awami League has become completely separated. The party's secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has commented that there is no place to go to their people.

Fakhrul said these days after the party's founder and former President Ziaur Rahman graced the occasion on the occasion of 39th founding anniversary of the workers party. The BNP secretary-general alleged that Awami League is taking the politics towards a deadly dark hole, without attending any discussion with the opposition, ignoring the people's opinion, the government's efforts to ensure a one-party rule system.
Fakhrul alleged that without knowing Khaleda Zia and BNP, the government wants to hold a one-sided election without knowing that it will lose eleven parliamentary elections. The government has always tried to keep the country's main opposition away, keeping Khaleda Zia out of the one-sided election. They are sure that the Commission has formed a single-sided election to ensure that the opposition will be in the fray if they go to the polls. So that they can come to power again. But it will never be acceptable to the public. We have already said it.

Referring to the present Election Commission as spinal, Mirza Fakhrul said, "We have said before that the present Election Commission is working to fulfill the wishes of the government." Fair selection is not possible with them.

The camel's birds, like a storm, actually inserted the head into the sand and thought that their storm would not hurt. The condition of the EC is very similar. They think they will not hurt if they do not choose a neutral election.
He also said that people will not accept the announcement of schedule before the political elections are resolved with the government. The same thing is working in setting boundaries. The Election Commission is implementing so that the government directs. They have no idea of ​​their own. They are not doing the rules to set boundaries through discussions with the people, said BNP secretary general.