Aminul Islam Amin, the president of Ward 23 BNP under Lalbagh police station in Dhaka Metropolitan South, has been expelled from the party.

He has been expelled on charges of extortion and encroachment at Azimpur graveyard.

This information was given in a notice signed by Saidur Rahman Mintu, joint convener (in charge of the office) of Dhaka Metropolitan South BNP on Thursday (January 2) night.

The notice mentioned that he has been expelled from all party posts on the instructions of Dhaka Metropolitan South BNP convener Rafiqul Alam Majnu and member secretary Tanvir Ahmed Robin.

In addition, everyone has been instructed to refrain from all political and organizational contact with the expelled Aminul Islam Amin.

Mentioning that AL's corruption, theft, and looting are being suppressed in political debates, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said that the Awami League is getting a kind of advantage from this.

He said these things at a press conference at the party chairperson's office in Gulshan, the capital, on Thursday (December 2).

This press conference was organized on the widespread corruption in the power sector during the Awami League government. BNP Standing Committee member Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku presented a written statement on this matter.

He said that the Awami League has made the country a pariah, if we do not highlight these, people will forget them. We need to say these words again and again. The Awami League has committed the most corruption in the power sector.

A group wants to hijack the movement, BNP standing committee member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury has commented.

He said, "Go to the movement, new statements are being heard. They want to hijack the movement. Think a little before giving a statement. We don't want to question this movement. This movement is the movement of 18 crore people in Bangladesh."

He said these things as the chief guest at the pre-rally rally of the Chattogram Metropolitan Chhatra Dal on the occasion of the 46th founding anniversary of the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal next to Biplob Udyan at Gate No. 2 in the city's Sholashar on Wednesday (January 1) afternoon.

After the rally, a procession led by Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury started from Gate No. 2, passed through GEC intersection and ended at WASA intersection.

Presided over by Chattagram Metropolitan Chhatra Dal convener Saiful Alam and moderated by member secretary Shariful Islam Tuhin, the main speaker at the rally was Mahbuber Rahman Shamim, organizing secretary of the BNP central committee.

Special guests included Barrister Mir Mohammad Helal Uddin, joint organizing secretary of the BNP central committee, Alhaj Ershad Ullah, convener of the Metropolitan BNP, and member secretary Nazimur Rahman.

Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury said, BNP did not do this movement alone. All the people together, we have expelled the fascists through a movement. No one should try to take ownership of the movement. If we have to calculate ownership, you will be ashamed of the account we (BNP) give.

Warning that if you argue about ownership, you will have to go the way of Sheikh Hasina, he said, ownership of the movement means that the people will elect whoever they want with their votes. If anyone plays around with this, they will have to go the way of Sheikh Hasina again. You are trying to stay in power by creating new narratives without getting votes, it will not work here. We have to go to the polls. We have to hold elections as soon as possible.

Stating that Chhatra Dal was on the streets after 16 years of torture, he said, Chhatra Dal gave up its life on the streets, became crippled, got sued, ran away, lost its business and job and said goodbye to Sheikh Hasina. This Chhatra Dal, who expelled Ershad, has been a victim of disappearance and murder for 16 years, but no one has returned home.

He said, we do not want a division to be created in the country with the movement. We want unity to be created in the country with the movement. And through the movement, the people of the country have united and expelled the dictator, the fascist from the country for life, so that the fascist and her ghost cannot return.

Amir Khasru said, the responsibility of the interim government is to peacefully hand over power to the elected parliamentary government. There is no other responsibility beyond this. And the talk of reforms that are being talked about will be in the next parliament. That is, the elected parliament members will make as many reforms as are necessary.

In his speech as the main speaker, Mahbuber Rahman Shamim said that the autocratic Ershad government fell in 1990 due to the important role of Chhatra Dal. And the Awami League fell on August 5 due to the strong role of Chhatra Dal. The nationalist Chhatra Dal should hold procession meetings at Chattogram University and all colleges in Chattogram. Students should talk about their demands. Today, after Sheikh Hasina fled, the friends of Awami League are conspiring to destabilize the country. They are trying to thwart the elections. So we want to say that democracy has not been fully restored yet. Chhatra Dal should remain on the streets until democracy is restored. The people of the country are eager to vote. Arrange for elections quickly, otherwise the student community will take to the streets again. In his speech as the special guest, Barrister Mir Mohammad Helal Uddin said that the history of the movement should not be forgotten. The movement started over quotas in government jobs, then students were attacked. And then all parties including Chhatra Dal announced a movement to topple the government. The leadership of BNP, Chhatra Dal, students and 18 crore people has made the mass uprising on August 5 successful. All patriotic students of madrasas, schools and colleges have returned home and educational institutions after finishing the movement. Chhatra Dal leaders and activists have also done the same. But those who are talking about the anti-discrimination movement and dreaming of forming a party and coming to power by using state power, this will not happen at this time. Tarique Rahman will be elected Prime Minister by the direct vote of the people of the country.

In his speech as a special guest, Ershad Ullah said, Chhatra Dal is one of the strengths and morale of BNP. I pray for the forgiveness of the souls of the student leaders who were killed in the last July movement, including Chhatra Dal. The current government has banned Chhatra League due to its misdeeds during the fascist regime. We want Chhatra Dal to play an important role in the country's fair politics and economy. Chhatra Dal committees must be strengthened in various colleges and universities. As a guardian organization, we will provide all kinds of advice and cooperation on behalf of BNP.

In his speech as a special guest, Nazimur Rahman said, "The path that fascist Hasina has led student politics for the past 16 years was never student politics. It was a terrorist political party. That is why the current government has banned Chhatra League. They have no right to do politics in Bangladesh. I want to tell the Chhatra Dal leaders that we should not do any such activity that we may have to flee like Sheikh Hasina. We have been protesting against fascism for the past fifteen years. Now I hear that someone else is trying to enjoy the benefits of the movement alone. Our struggle to establish democratic rights to be continued.

Present at the event were Chattogram Metropolitan Chhatra Dal Joint Convener Tariqul Islam Tanvir, Samiyat Amin Chowdhury Jisan, Master Arif, Zahir Uddin Babar, Arifur Rahman Mithu, Shahidul Islam Sumon, Sabbir Ahmed, MA Hasan Bappa, Khandaker Rajibul Haque Bappi, Mahmudur Rahman Babu, Ismail Hossain, Md. Anas, Zahed Hossain Khan Jassi, Nur Nabi Moharram, Nur Zafar Naeem Rahul, Fakhrul Islam Shahin, members Nazrul Islam, Md. Shamsuddin, Imran Hossain Bappi, Abu Kausar, Al Mamun Saddam, Delwar Hossain Shishir, Kamrul Hasan Akash, Enamul Haque, Abbas Uddin and various police station, college and ward Chhatra Dal leaders. 

If the daily misery of the people is ignored under the guise of reform programs, the people themselves may be forced to open their mouths with their demands for reforms, said BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman.

He said these things as the chief guest at a discussion meeting organized on the occasion of the founding anniversary of Chhatra Dal at the Engineer Institute in the capital on Wednesday (January 1) afternoon.

Tarique Rahman said that after the escape of the mafia boss (Sheikh Hasina), every political party has the goal of making the people's desired humane country without discrimination. To implement this goal, political parties will present their party ideology and programs to the people. They will try to gain the support of the people. This is the democratic principle the natural and self-evident rule of the democratic world.

In such a situation, the question of reform or election from some quarters is considered by BNP, all patriotic people, and all political parties of the country to be just a malicious argument motivated by malicious intentions. Rather, our party BNP believes that both reforms and elections are necessary for qualitative changes in the state, politics and political parties. Reforms are an inevitable process to make the existing system timely. Similarly, elections are the most important and desirable way to give a sustainable and institutional form to the democratic system, he said.

It is through elections that the people of the country get the opportunity to exercise their right to vote, which ensures the political power of the state and the people.

He said, BNP believes that unless the political and economic power of the people of the state is ensured, no human rights, democracy or institutional reforms are sustainable. The interim government has undertaken reform programs in several important areas. Reforms are definitely necessary. This is perhaps why the interim government has undertaken major reform programs in their view. However, if the daily misery of the people is ignored behind these programs, the people may be forced to open their mouths with demands for reforms from the government itself.

Already, the question has arisen in the minds of the people: what measures has the government taken to break the market syndicate created during the decadent dictatorship and bring the prices of goods within the purchasing power of the people? Why do people still unnecessarily have to walk on the court balconies in millions of cases filed during the fascist era? In the current situation in the country, the BNP wants to emphasize the point again and again, that is, if the interim government shows a failure to prioritize their reforms or the changes they have adopted, the conspirators will take the opportunity to destroy the spirit of the 2024 mass uprising. In the meantime, they have made several attempts to create an unstable environment in the country.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, Vice Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu, Asaduzzaman Ripon, Chairperson's Adviser Aman Ullah Aman, Joint Secretary General Shahid Uddin Chowdhury Annie, Student Affairs Secretary Rakibul Islam Bakul, Information Secretary Azizul Bari Helal, Publicity Secretary Sultan Salauddin Tuku, Executive Committee Member Nazimuddin Alam, former Chhatra Dal President Kazi Rawnkul Islam, former Chhatra Dal General Secretary Habibur Rashid Habib, among others, also spoke at the event.