The students of the Polytechnic Institute left the road blockade getting assurance of accepting all the six-point demands of the day-long protestors. They left the road at 6 pm and stayed inside the campus.

On Monday (September 9) afternoon, the Secretary of the Directorate of Technical Education Fariduddin Ahmed assured to accept the demand. The secretary is in discussion with the teachers. The full announcement will come soon.

It is to be noted that the students of Polytechnic Institute have blocked Tejgaon main road of the capital with 6-point demands, including making the diploma engineering course four years. As a result, traffic jams have occurred in Moghbazar, Tejgaon and Mohakhali areas of the capital.

In the six- point of students- Apart from this, the technical education board should be reformed so that no non-technical manpower can be employed in the management of the technical sector. The teacher crisis should be removed by amending the controversial recruitment rules of the Directorate of Technical Education and appointing technical manpower to all vacant posts. In order to increase the opportunities for higher education, some of the issues to ensure hundred percent seats in the four engineering colleges proposed for Diploma in Engineering students include.

Commenting that extortion has not stopped in market management, only gaps have been filled, Finance Advisor Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed said, the Interim government will strictly suppress extortion. He also said that initiatives have been taken in this regard.

The Finance Adviser said this in response to a question from journalists after a meeting with the delegation of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) at the Secretariat on Monday (September 9).

In response to a question about the fact that the country's inflation rate has decreased slightly in August, he said that it will take some time for the impact of the decrease in inflation to be felt in the market.

Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed said, UNDP will provide technical and expert support if needed in the economic sector reform. UNDP will also work with the Interim government on state reform. The institute will provide financial and technical support to the government.

Besides, he said that ongoing projects with UNDP will continue and will work with the current government on more new projects in the future.

The Finance Adviser said that more edible oil and rice brine will be imported to increase the supply in the country.

Interim government’s Chief Adviser Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus said the main objective of his government is to improve the law and order situation. A lot of progress has already been achieved in this field.

On Monday (September 9), the ambassador of the Vatican appointed to Bangladesh, Kevin S. Randall said this when he went to meet the Chief Adviser.

The Chief Adviser said that the Interim government had implemented important reform programs in the first month after assuming office. Dr. Yunus sought the Vatican's support in implementing reform programs and providing humanitarian assistance to the Rohingya.

The Vatican ambassador said that an interfaith dialogue has been proposed between the delegation of the Interfaith Dialogue Department of the Vatican City and the Islamic scholars of Bangladesh.

He highlighted the need to increase humanitarian assistance to the more than 10 lakh Rohingya population living in various refugee camps in Cox's Bazar district of Bangladesh.

Chief Adviser's Office of SDG Affairs Chief Coordinator (Senior Secretary) Lamia Morshed and Director General of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Kazi Russel Parvez were present during the meeting.

Jatiya Party Chairman GM Quader said that students alone could save the country, but students alone cannot run the country. A country can be saved with passion and life but a country cannot be run. Knowledge, skills and experience will be required to run the country.

He made this comment at a discussion meeting with the Central Committee of Jatiya Chhatra Samaj at the Banani office of JP on Monday (September 9).

He further said that there is chaos in the country at present, if this continues; people will get fed up with this government.

GM Quader said, we don't want elections now; we want to see a good government after a good election. That is why we are willing to give time to the current government. We have seen many good elections in the past. Good elections do not lead to good government. Governments elected in good elections often become dictators. But, unelected governments were much more democratic. Unelected governments value public opinion more. Therefore, we do not mind giving time to the unelected government to reform. For such a government, necessary reforms must be made.

He said, we want the present government to maintain law and order situation, to keep the price of goods under control, to keep employment...then we don't mind waiting. There are many calculations in politics. Awami League is not in the field, but they have a support group. They will have a role in the next election.

He said, "Unfortunately, the common people do not like the situation that their leaders and workers have created without BNP coming to power." BNP's confrontation with anti-discrimination students in Rangpur. When someone starts squatting, the students protest it. In the end, it is not yet certain who will be on the side of the people.

He said, if there is no politics for the people, there is no party, we have to give concessions to the party for our politics. Again, politics had to be discounted for the party. Awami League wanted to destroy our party and also prevented us from doing politics. If there is no party, there is no politics, and if there is no politics, there is no party. Awami League and BNP have conspired against our party that conspiracy is still going on. Jatiya Party was always with the people. Therefore, even after 34 years, Jatiya Party has survived in the field of politics. No one cares except the JP.

He said, Awami League created discrimination in the country; they fell because of their exploitation and torture. Awami League did not fall in the face of any political party movement. The government fell in the face of anti-discrimination student movement. We have always spoken against discrimination and corruption and misrule. Common people thought that students don't want to join politics. No one realized that students are so politically aware. It has proved that students understand politics more than us.

The party organization urged the national student society to organize and said that student politics should be done in an orderly manner.

He said, in 1990, our leader, the founder of Jatiya Party and the late President Pallibandhu Hussain Muhammad Ershad handed over power according to the outline of three alliances. It was said that we will make a beautiful election together. Later it was seen that Hussain Muhammad Ershad and Jatiya Party will not be allowed to elect the conspiracy started. In the face of the people's movement, especially the people's movement of Rangpur, Ershad Sahib was allowed to be elected.

Awami League blackmailed Hussain Muhammad Ershad with the General Manjur murder case given during BNP's tenure. On February 15, 1996, when BNP wanted to do away with the Caretaker system, we together with Jamaat and Awami League boycotted the election.

He also said that when BNP was in power from 2001 to 2006, they became champion of corruption four times; they established RAB and committed extrajudicial killings. Extrajudicial killings are not acceptable. After 2006, BNP formed a caretaker government with its own people through fictionalization. Then came One-Eleven when there was movement again. Both Awami League and BNP wanted to win by manipulating the election system. Both groups carried out extrajudicial killings.