নামের পার্থক্য থাকলেও, আ.লীগ-বিএনপির চরিত্র এক: গোলাম পরওয়ার

Mia Golam Parwar, secretary general of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and a former MP, said at a seminar in Dhaka's National Press Club on Monday (26 October) that the Awami League and BNP differ only in name, with the same character, citing extortion, killings, land grabbing and control of committees, which he said continue as before. He called on the government to revive the case over the 28 October 2006 killings and arrest the perpetrators, alleging the Awami League government withdrew the case in 2009. He accused BNP leader Tarique Rahman of reneging on a 'yes' vote in the referendum and alleged a constitutional amendment process bypassed the opposition. Jamaat assistant secretary general Hamidur Rahman Azad said the BNP government had reversed reforms made by the interim government and weakened independent institutions, and that there was no difference between the two parties' conduct.

Where accounts differ. Sarabangla.net reports the remarks without the Awami League-era case-withdrawal allegation and the Shekh Mujib and Hasina history passages, which only Naya Diganta and Dhaka Post carry; Naya Diganta and Dhaka Post also attribute the 2006 case withdrawal to the Hasina government in 2009, a claim not in Sarabangla.net.

Daily Naya DigantaDhaka PostSarabangla.net

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