BNP won't yield to any condition over Khaleda's release
Monday, 21 July 2008
BNP will not yield to conditions or compromise over Khaleda Zia's release, said a senior party figure Sunday, reports bdnews24.com.
BNP joint secretary general Goyeshwar Chandra Roy said his party had never yielded to any conditions or compromise and would not start doing so now.
"We want unconditional release of our chairperson to overcome the current political crisis," Goyeshwar said at a press conference organised by former Jubo Dol leaders at BNP's Naya Paltan office.
He called the government's decision to release Arafat Rahman Coco on medical parole a positive one.
The former leaders of the BNP front organisation demanded unconditional release of chairperson Khaleda and other BNP leaders including Tarique Rahman, Mirza Abbas and Syed Moazzem Hossain.
Former Jubo Dol vice president Ziaul Haque Milu, reading out a written statement, alleged there was a conspiracy to destroy the country's nationalist forces.
They expressed resentment over the "biased attitude of the government".
Milu demanded of the government to release Khaleda Zia so that she could stand by her people.
BNP joint secretary general Goyeshwar Chandra Roy said his party had never yielded to any conditions or compromise and would not start doing so now.
"We want unconditional release of our chairperson to overcome the current political crisis," Goyeshwar said at a press conference organised by former Jubo Dol leaders at BNP's Naya Paltan office.
He called the government's decision to release Arafat Rahman Coco on medical parole a positive one.
The former leaders of the BNP front organisation demanded unconditional release of chairperson Khaleda and other BNP leaders including Tarique Rahman, Mirza Abbas and Syed Moazzem Hossain.
Former Jubo Dol vice president Ziaul Haque Milu, reading out a written statement, alleged there was a conspiracy to destroy the country's nationalist forces.
They expressed resentment over the "biased attitude of the government".
Milu demanded of the government to release Khaleda Zia so that she could stand by her people.