Salim Reza, Dhaka: Four reform commissions have submitted their reports to the chief adviser on January 15 as part of the reform program undertaken by the interim government in Bangladesh. BNP, the main political party of Bangladesh, is disheartened by some of the proposals given by these commissions. Talking to several leaders of the party, it is known that BNP has strong objections to some of the proposals even though they agree to the reforms. In particular, there is disagreement about the recommendations for changes in the basic principles of the constitution. However, the party is not officially announcing anything about this right now.
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Last Wednesday, Bangladesh’s chief adviser on the reform of the constitution, elections, police and ACC. The heads of the respective commissions submitted their reports to Muhammad Yunus. The Constitution Reform Commission in its proposal recommended that Bangladesh be renamed as ‘People’s Republic of Bangladesh’ instead of ‘People’s Republic of Bangladesh’. Along with this, the commission has recommended to exclude secularism, nationalism and socialism from the principles of state management and include equality, human dignity, social justice, pluralism and democracy as the principles of the constitution and the principles of state management. Basically, BNP has strong objection to these proposals of the Constitution Reform Commission of Bangladesh.
A leader of Bangladesh’s main political party, BNP, told G24H’s Bangladesh correspondent on condition of anonymity that BNP has no objection to the proposed electoral reforms in Bangladesh. However, the party has strong objection to the proposal to reform the 4 principles of the constitution of Bangladesh. BNP will not accept the proposal of pluralism except nationalism. At the same time, the party did not take well the proposal of ‘People’s Republic of Bangladesh’ instead of ‘People’s Republic of Bangladesh’. Due to these reasons, BNP did not want to go to the all-party meeting called by the chief adviser on the July declaration last Thursday. But considering the situation, it was finally decided to send a representative.
Meanwhile, regardless of the reforms or the manifesto, the BNP is still in its previous position demanding elections. The party leaders do not see any reason to delay the elections due to reforms.
In a recent press conference, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said, ‘those who are constitutional experts of Bangladesh should also be talked to. Because, there are many things about the constitution, which we have to see.’
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