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“All the activities of this government are undemocratic,” he said while participating in a sit-in in front of the National Press Club on Friday morning. In our constitution I have the right to speak, I have the right to organize, I have the right to speak to the people. I’m not allowed to do that. “
He said: “Today there is no democracy in the country. Today Bakshal will settle in the country under a different name. It cannot continue. “
Jafrullah said: “People cannot speak today. What is the reason for such obstacles? Honorable Prime Minister, all the work that you are doing is gradually proving wrong. For example, the recent amendment to the law against the oppression and rape of women: hanging. This hanging has not changed anywhere in the world. It is a medieval punishment.
“You open the newspaper and you see, before and after the enactment of this law, that not a drop of crime has been reduced. Rather increased. Now it is happening to the child, it is happening at school, it is happening at the madrasa. How did he (the prime minister) make such a big mistake? “
Criticizing neighboring India, he said: “Today’s newspaper is about how much India has plundered from us. In 2016, India received £ 128 billion from Bangladesh. And in the entire liberation war its cost was not even 100 million.
“On that occasion, I saw Mr. Tofail (Tofail Ahmed) say today: ‘I have nothing else. I have Bangabandhu’s affection. ‘ It’s about your regrets. People like him should be by Hasina’s side. The Prime Minister does not speak to the political leaders of the party, why speak to us? “
Referring to Abul Asad, editor of the daily Sangram, and Ruhul Amin Gazi, president of the recently arrested Federal Union of Journalists, who were arrested in a sedition case, Zafarullah said: “They have been arrested just for speaking. Abul Asad has been detained for a year. and he is not granted bail. But those who have smuggled billions of rupees have already received bail. Can it be democracy?
This post was organized by an organization called ‘Cancellation of the demand for registration of political parties’.
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