Centre for Policy Dialogue has said achieving the revenue collection target in the proposed budget for 2015-16 FY is the biggest challenge. Do you agree?

Yes 78.3% No 17.4% No Comment 4.3%

Do you agree with BNP leader Abdullah Al Noman that the government is moving towards one-party rule by killing democratic politics?

Yes 71.9% No 25.0% No Comment 3.1%

Dr Emajudidn Ahmed said that most of 22 deals signed during Indian Premier Narendra Modi’s visit to Dhaka were sealed in favour of India. Do you agree?

Yes 62.5% No 35.4% No Comment 2.1%

Do you agree with AL leader Hasan Mahmud that BNP is trying to put a question mark on the fruitful Dhaka visit of Indian Premier Narendra Modi?

Yes 52.6% No 45.3% No Comment 2.1%

Do you agree with BNP that the Teesta water sharing treaty was not signed during Narendra Modi’s Dhaka visit due to Awami League govt’s failure?

Yes 67.9% No 30.2% No Comment 1.9%

Do you agree with the observation of Finance Minister AMA Muhith that the proposed budget is achievable though it is ambitious?

Yes 37.7% No 58.5% No Comment 3.8%

BNP told the Indian premier Narendra Modi that there was no democracy and rule of law in the country. Do you agree with it?

Yes 61.4% No 35.6% No Comment 3.0%

The FBCCI has said the proposed national budget for 2015-16 fiscal year is industry and business friendly. Do you agree?

Yes 49.3% No 47.8% No Comment 3.0%

Do you agree with BNP leader Dr. Moyeen Khan that there is no specific plan and guidelines in the proposed budget to alleviate poverty?

Yes 76.7% No 20.0% No Comment 3.3%

Do you agree with Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya that the proposed budget is a serious concern against the backdrop of 50pc cut in foreign aid?

Yes 73.3% No 26.7% No Comment 0.0%

Do you agree with BNP leader Dr Moyeen Khan that the government has taken major projects for the development of the capital but not for the improvement of the rural areas?

Yes 70.6% No 17.6% No Comment 11.8%

Ruling Awami League leaders Suranjit Sengupta has said the BNP should apologise for its anti-India politics for the last 21 years. Do you agree?

Yes 55.1% No 42.3% No Comment 2.6%