Allegations of 'horrific consequences' in conflict with the ruling Awami League

Warning about the discipline of the party repeatedly. But there is no desired result. On Thursday, the majority of the local government areas voted against the candidates of Awami League, the nominated leaders fought against. Some people have won, some of the reasons for the rate have also been caused.

On Thursday, Awami League won 28 of the 21 chairman posts in 51 unions. Awami League won three out of four municipalities. But the results could have been better. Because of the 10 candidates who have won as independent candidates, seven Awami League leaders Among the 11 won by the BNP, many of the ruling party's candidates have plummeted.

Since 2009, local government elections have repeatedly seen similar images. Two or more candidates of Awami League, even seven candidates in one seat have also been seen.

The Awami League, being unable to cope with the local elections, has become worried about this 'rebellion' in place of the party's internal place.

In the meantime, the leaders hoping to nominate the candidates in different areas are trying to wound each other.The party's central leaders believe that the party is dishonestly trying to woo other nominees.

Recently, two members of Awami League MPs in Joypurhat have been involved in a dispute with each other. In the capital, Dhaka South City Corporation Mayor Said Khokan and Dhaka South Awami League general secretary Shah Alam Murad have also been embarrassed even at the opposite position. This figure has more than 100 seats in 300 constituencies.

On Friday, Awami League President Sheikh Hasina's party's political office at Dhanmondi's political office said that the party was being questioned about the rebels inside the party.

In the meeting, all the leaders of the leaders brought the views of the leaders involved in internal conflicts to bring them under severe punishment.In the evening, on Saturday (March 31st), the meeting of the central working committee of the party has decided to bring the issue of Prime Minister Awami League president Sheikh Hasina to the matter.

According to the sources of the meeting, General Secretary Obaidul Quader raised the objection. She talked about the victory of the party's rebel candidate in seven unions and the rate of the candidate's nomination due to rebellion in several unions.

District Awami League general secretary Iqbal Hossain has taken position in the local election in Gazipur, said Quader.He recently said that the party-backed candidates have lost in the election of the Supreme Court Bar Association.

"If there is no arrangement for suppressing internal conflicts and rebel, then there will be dire consequences in the national elections," Kader said.

Then, the editorial member Mahbub ul Alam Hanif, Jahangir Kabir Nanak, along with AFM Bahauddin Nasim, one of the leaders of the general referendum reached the agreement and said that it should be prescribed.

Party organizing secretary AFM Bahauddin Nasim said, "Earlier, there were rowdy candidates of the rebel candidates in local government elections.Although they were expelled, after the victory, these rebels were then greeted with flowers.The area has been excused in particular.They have encouraged insurgent candidates.

"There has been a lot of discussion with rebel candidates and internal conflicts but in reality, the verdict was not ensured, the rebels did not get the waiver, and instead they got the party's post," he said.

Awami League Joint Secretary Jahangir Kabir Nanak, Organizing Secretary BM Mozammel Haque, Abu Sayeed Al Mahmud Swapan, Muhibul Hasan Chowdhury Naoufel, Awami League office secretary Abdus Sobhan Golap, central leader Faridunnahar Laily, Habibur Rahman Siraj, Biplob Barua were present at the meeting. Attended.