BNP should join the parliamentary sessions June 6, 2009
Posted by bdoza in BANGLADESH, ECONOMY, POLITICS.Tags: BNP, Budget session, Parliament
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The Budget session is started. On the 11th of June the Finance Minister MA Muhith will place the first budget of the new government to the nation. The FM declared that the budget will be a big one surpassing 1 lakh crore of Taka with big share for ADB, though many experts caution the government against the big budget.
The Budget session may also discuss the some national vital issues like Transit, Timaimukh,BDR Report etc.
BNP is still not in a decision to join the session on the plea that the government is not allocationg enough seats in the front row. If BNP take it too sensitively , they will miss the Budget session.
But the ordinary citizens want them to be in the Budget session. For the people it is important that the budget would be critically screened and the national issues will be discussed in detail for which the presence of opposion is manditory.
If BNP does not attend the sesion, it will be looser more than the government party and people will be deprived from a lively session.
BNP should avoid the old tactics and try to understand the changed attitudes and aspirations of people where parties will be judged on the positive contribution of the parties in strengthening the democracy and the country.
People will understand the state of the opposition but at the same time they expect the oppostion to be vibrant in the parliament.
An ordinary citizen
Postscript:
18/10/09
BNP also skipped the session during the Ramazan on the same plea.
BNP is avoiding the present session also despite the repeated plea from the Speaker.
Who would escape a class for days together- not necessary a good student, a bad student would always search excuse to avoid his lessons.
BNP plea has turned into a lame excuse and only exposing its weakness as a party and its lack of commitment in parliamentary practice. Their members of parliament will remain backbenchers not only physically but also in quality of parliamentary debate.
BNP is not only in frustration, it is frustrating the people. The days of negative politics is over. The people will judge you on the degree of positive contribution you made to the country and for the democracy.
Link:
On Politics of BNP- Abdul Quiyum in Prothom Alo(bn)
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I comment that Bang.govt. should also be careful about chittagong.
I HAVE FRIEND IN BANGLADESH., HE TOLD ME THAT I’M WELCOME TO HIS HOUSE IF EVER I WILL COME,
AND I WANT ALSO TO WORK THERE..
i love my country
i like that country so much, i have family there.
i agree with the above comment but bnp is a very jealous of awami lparty they will not come to parliment no matter how many times asked by the speaker they are basically looking for excuses by doing this they are damaging themselves im not a member of any party but when you see the news you can see for your self whats really happenning they need to realize the old game is over and start a new fresh positive policy in order for their party to succeed and for the sake of our beloved country they need to keep away from the so called jammat party because of them helping pakistani armys countless people got killed in the time of liberation
the care taker goverment has laid the foundation of a new begining for bangladesh and it is their chance to build and prove to the nation they can do better