Govt behind EC roadmap, alleges Hafizuddin

BNP senior leader Maj (retd) Hafizuddin Ahmed yesterday alleged that the Election Commission (EC) has prepared its roadmap for the next polls at the behest of the government to present a 'new model of vote rigging,' reports UNB. "The Election Commission has given a government-dictated roadmap to take Awami League to power again. It wants to present the nation a new model of vote rigging," he said.

Hafiz, a BNP vice chairman, came up with the remarks while inaugurating the party's new member collection drive at Barobazar here.

He alleged that the government has obliterated democracy by snatching people's fundamental rights, including the voting one.

The BNP leader warned that the government will have to face dire consequences if it does not restore people's vetoing rights immediately.

He alleged that the government is conspiring to hang onto power without voting as it has come to know through a survey conducted by intelligence agencies that it will face a debacle if a fair election is held.

Hafiz said though viral Chikungunya disease has speared across the country, Awami League leaders and activists are affected with 'Motagunya' (obesity) by indulging in widespread plundering and corruption. He said the country's people want to get rid of misrule, corruption and repressive acts of the Awami League-led government.

Govt behind EC roadmap, alleges Hafizuddin

BNP senior leader Maj (retd) Hafizuddin Ahmed yesterday alleged that the Election Commission (EC) has prepared its roadmap for the next polls at the behest of the government to present a new model of vote rigging, reports UNB. The Election Commission has given a government-dictated roadmap to take Awami League to power again. It wants to present the nation a new model of vote rigging, he said. Hafiz, a BNP vice chairman, came up with the remarks while inaugurating the partys new member collection drive at Barobazar here. He alleged that the government has obliterated democracy by snatching peoples fundamental rights, including the voting one. The BNP leader warned that the government will have to face dire consequences if it does not restore peoples vetoing rights immediately. He alleged that the government is conspiring to hang onto power without voting as it has come to know through a survey conducted by intelligence agencies that it will face a debacle if a fair election is held. Hafiz said though viral Chikungunya disease has speared across the country, Awami League leaders and activists are affected with Motagunya (obesity) by indulging in widespread plundering and corruption. He said the countrys people want to get rid of misrule, corruption and repressive acts of the Awami League-led government.