Slamming the Awami League (AL) leader Mohammed Nasim's comment that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina would continue ruling the country if election wasn't held, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) standing committee member Dr. khandaker Mosharraf Hossain Friday said such a comment was reflection of the Baksal. He said, "There is no difference between Nasim's comment and principles of Baksal.
They said Hasina would continue ruling the country if election wasn't held. During the period of Baksal, it was said Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman would stay in power for ever. The situation, however, is different now. This is 2013 and that was 1975. The BNP, the largest party of the country, wasn't born back then. This came as he was addressing a protest meeting at national press club in Dhaka Friday.
Mosharraf Said, The government arrested Amar Desh acting editor Mahmudur Rahman as it couldn't stomach criticism. Likewise, Odhikar secretary Adilur Rahman was arrested as the organization released exact death figures, all of whom lost their lives during the 5 May police crackdown on Hifazat-e-Islam workers, the BNP leader observed. He alleged the government was governing the country using Baksal strategy under the guise of democracy. They uttered lots of election manifestos. However, after assuming power, they just forgot about people. People are compelled to pay sky-high prices for essential commodities.
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