Bhuiyan to unveil amended reform plan in two days

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Reformist leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) held meeting at BNP Secretary General Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan's residence in the city Wednesday. — FocusBangla Photo

BNP secretary general Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan said Wednesday he would publicise a complete party reform proposal in two days, reports bdnews24.com.
"The existing proposal will be amended with some new points on national politics and governance," Bhuiyan told reporters at his Gulshan home.
"In a couple of days, when all the details are finalised, I will present a comprehensive reform proposal to the public," Bhuiyan said. The BNP leader added that the proposal was aimed at building public opinion and confidence in the party.
Bhuiyan is currently embroiled in allegations of illegally establishing a party office in Chokoria of Cox's Bazar. It is alleged that he had registered 10 decimals of land in his own name, belonging to Badarkhali Agricultural Cooperative Samity, for the local BNP office.
"I'm in the dark about it. It's a baseless accusation, as I had never authorised anyone to purchase land for me. I hope appropriate measures will be taken after an official investigation," he said.
Since Wednesday morning, regional BNP leaders and lawmakers arrived at Bhuiyan's home to discuss the upcoming council meeting of the party.