BNP Standing Committee member Major (retd) M Hafiz Uddin Ahmed BB said that no one can influence the vote by giving money in the election. National Parliament has become a club of millionaires. A school teacher can also choose.

He said these things at a discussion meeting titled 'Public Aspirations in Public Crisis: Proposals for State Repair' organized by Bangladesh Labor Party at Tafazzal Hossain Manik Mia Hall of National Press Club on Tuesday (October 15).

Major (Retd.) M Hafiz Uddin Ahmed BB said, this government was formed by public opinion, by the will of the people. But as time goes by we are slowly getting frustrated. Professor Yunus is the country's accomplished child and is known all over the world. He is the face of Bangladesh abroad; we could not have found a more qualified person than him at the moment. He doesn't even want to be in power, he was offered it before, didn't stay. He still doesn't seem to be enjoying himself very much. But I have to say one thing that his team selection is not right. Many of those he took with him wanted to stay in power for life. You may not be able to express it, but it seems so in your attitude.

Hafiz Uddin Ahmed, asking how much time it would take for the reforms, said that it took more than 6 days to notify the six commissions which should not have taken more than two days. Slowly common people are getting frustrated. Fallen evil power wants to come back. Such a weak government wants to cue even the Ansar forces.

Criticizing the government, he said, Professor Yunus has assigned four to five ministries to each adviser. Especially they have no experience. He has to think about this. He appointed the good ones from among the non-political people. If necessary, these students recruit more people than those who did the anti-discrimination movement. But we don't want to see them in the cabinet that have played in the Awami League party in the past.

Pointing out that the main task of the interim government is to transfer power to an elected government, he said that the government talks a lot but one thing is not heard from their mouths that when the elections will be held. When will the election commission be formed? Election Commission should be formed with non-political and knowledgeable people. If the law needs to be changed through an ordinance, it can be done quickly.

He said, we have always said that elections should be held within a reasonable time. I personally think one year is enough time to hold elections.

He also said that we will see another thing about the August revolution, that the government that will come to power in the future will have the July-August revolution in mind. They want to loot like before, they don't dare. Be it BNP or Jamaat, the experience of the movement will be in everyone's mind.

In the meeting, the Chairman of Bangladesh Labor Party Dr. Mostafizur Rahman Iran. Apart from this, Advocate Subrata Chowdhury, General Secretary of Public Forum, Albert P. Costa, President of Bangladesh Christian Association, Janipop Chairman Prof. Dr.  Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah and others were also present. 

Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami commented that Bangladesh will have friends abroad but will not accept any hegemony. Shafiqur Rahman said, if someone comes to dominate, then the nation will respond accordingly.

He said these things in the speech as the chief guest at the function meeting organized by Brahmanbaria district Jamaat-e-Islami on Monday (October 15) at noon in Tengker par ground in the district town.

Amir of Jamaat said that Jamaat-e-Islami dreams of a Bangladesh where every citizen of the state will get his right. A society of non-violence and equality will be established in the bonds of social harmony. A society will be created where no litigant has to be harassed in the court premises. The judge shall be free from corruption and conduct judicial proceedings independently according to the law and conscience of the state.

Regarding the syndicate, he said that although the country became independent on August 5, it was not possible to break the syndicate of the previous government. They are sitting on the neck of the nation. If this syndicate is not broken, the people of the country will suffer more. The previous government wanted to take the mass movement in a different direction by canceling the registration of Jamaat-e-Islami. But Jamaat-e-Islami does not believe in the politics of revenge. But those who killed patriots and clerics should be prosecuted.

He appealed to the interim government and said that no friend of the dictatorial government should be at any level in the state. If they are, this country and government will fail. Failing the revolution will kill the dreams of the people.

Central Shura member and Amir of Brahmanbaria district Jamaat-e-Islam Muhammad Ghulam Farooq presided over the conference and Secretary Muhammad Mubarak Hossain moderated as special guests. Nazrul Islam Khadme, Deputy Ameer of Brahmanbaria district branch Syed Golam Sarwar, Deputy Ameer Kazi Md. Yakub Ali of Brahmanbaria district branch, District Islami Chhatra Shabir President Md. Atiqul Islam spoke on the occasion.

Jatiya Party is the only party which has never been involved in terrorism, extortion, market encroachment, land grabbing, illegal trade, looting. On the contrary, during the period of BNP, we were victims of attacks and cases, and during the period of Awami League, we were victims of conspiracies. Conspiracy means division of parties, shifting of power. Awami League tried to control the party by creating a big conflict, JP chairman GM Quader tod this to the journalists.

On Saturday (October 12) in the afternoon of Rangpur city Darshana Palli Nibas, Jatiya Party chairman Hussain Muhammad Ershad's grave JP Chairman said these things to the journalists.

JP Chairman G.M Quader said, the excuse of validating the three elections under Awami League for not calling Jatiya Party in the dialogue of the interim government is not correct. I find this very strange. It is unfair to us that the false and fabricated talk about the Jatiya Party is creating confusion. It is embarrassing for us. Full cooperation will be extended to the Interim Government.

In response to the questions of the journalists, he said about the interim government, the government has taken responsibility in the middle of a broken pile. So far it has not been able to provide security to people. The administration is shaky, the economy is fragile, law and order is broken. But they cannot be blamed. People have to move forward with equal expectations.

Meanwhile, regarding the overall situation of the country, expressing regret over the attacks on various temples during Durga Puja, the biggest religious festival of Sanatan, he said, "The law and order situation is not normal at all." The prices of goods are skyrocketing. As inflation is increasing on the one hand, unemployment is increasing on the other. As the factories became difficult to run, so did the earnings. Among the three major challenges facing the government are security, controlling inflation and eliminating unemployment.

A delegation led by BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has gone to Jamuna at the invitation of Interim government Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus to participate in the dialogue on reforms.

A delegation led by BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir entered Jamuna at around 2:15 pm on Saturday (October 5).

A source of the party said that BNP will sit in dialogue with Muhammad Yunus with the proposal of a quick election. In the meeting, the party will recommend fundamental reforms to ensure the reorganization of the Election Commission, free administration of dictatorship and independent judiciary.

The top leaders of the party said that BNP is interested in new political practices based on consensus, keeping the motto of student revolution in front.

On September 11, as part of the state reform, the interim government formed 6 commissions to reform the Election Commission, Police Administration, Judiciary, Anti-corruption, Public Administration and Constitution. Welcoming this initiative, BNP formed 6 reform committees under the leadership of party secretary general to formulate reform strategy and outline.

Two days after the fall of the Awami League government on August 5, an interim government was formed under the leadership of Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus. He announced the formation of six reform commissions in his address to the nation on October 1.

Among them, Dr. Badiul Alam Majumder has been assigned to the Electoral System Reform Commission, Safar Raj Hossain to the Police Reform Commission, Justice Shah Abu Naeem Mominur Rahman to the Judiciary Reform Commission, Dr. Iftekharuzzaman to the Anti-Corruption Reform Commission, Abdul Mueed Chowdhury to the Public Administration and Professor Ali Riaz to the Constitution Reform Commission.