PM to meet JP, her Bandarban leaders today
Prime Minister and Awami League (AL) President Sheikh Hasina will exchange views with the Bandarban district unit leaders of her party today to ensure better coordination within the party's rank and file.
She will sit with the leaders of AL and its all associated bodies of the district at 12:00noon at her official residence Gono Bhaban.
Earlier, the AL president talked to the leaders of Cox's Bazar districts. She will gradually meet leaders of other districts.
According to AL insiders, the premier would sit with the grassroots-level leaders to get firsthand information on various issues, including organisational affairs, performance of the government and its ministers and anti-government propagandas by the BNP-Jamaat alliance.
AL-JP MEETING AT 7:00PM
Later, at night AL will sit with the Jatiya Party (JP) leaders to discuss about the country's latest political situation. JP Presidium Member Ziauddin Ahmed Bablu said 24 of their party leaders and lawmakers will join the meeting with AL. The ruling party sat with the 14-party combine on Tuesday and Communist Party of Bangladesh (CPB) on Monday. The 14-party and the CPB agreed with the AL to work together with other like-minded parties to launch simultaneous political programmes across the country to resist the opposition BNP and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami's latest "move to protect the war criminals" and to mobilise public support in favour of the war crimes trial.
Later, at night AL will sit with the Jatiya Party (JP) leaders to discuss about the country's latest political situation. JP Presidium Member Ziauddin Ahmed Bablu said 24 of their party leaders and lawmakers will join the meeting with AL. The ruling party sat with the 14-party combine on Tuesday and Communist Party of Bangladesh (CPB) on Monday. The 14-party and the CPB agreed with the AL to work together with other like-minded parties to launch simultaneous political programmes across the country to resist the opposition BNP and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami's latest "move to protect the war criminals" and to mobilise public support in favour of the war crimes trial.
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