Bangladesh Jasad has called for the newly elected parliamentarians not to take extra oaths against the constitution, the party said that the blood of the martyrs of July should not be in vain, so that all concerned should take a stand against the creation of obstacles in front of the National Parliament in democratic reforms. Therefore, I am calling on the members of the parliament not to take another oath in addition to the approval of the President's referendum order in the National Parliament.
Bangladesh Jasdar President Sharif Nurul Ambita and General Secretary Nazmul Haque Pradhan made the call in a statement on Monday, saying, ‘We are also eagerly waiting for the newly elected members of the Nation Parliament and the new Cabinet of the new cabinet. But I am feeling anxious and anxious at the news of another additional oath of parliament in the media.’
It is said in the statement that we have been protesting against the initiation of such oath, equal limits etc. in the referendum on a referendum on an unconstitutional order. Such additional oaths will not be valid before the President's order is accepted in the next Parliament.
The leaders said, we are noticing with great concern and annoyance that a group is trying to create a constitutional crisis by creating a constitutional crisis and trying to fish in the murky waters by putting pressure on the parliament to implement their own agenda in the name of mass uprising in the name of mass uprising. It is mainly the desire of the July mass uprising and the desire to foil democratic reforms.
They said that the long discussion of the National Consensus Commission was the issue on which the consensus was created in the future The Parliament is expected to approve the issues that have been dissenting in the fastest possible context, which has an opportunity for detailed discussion in the parliament. The discussions of the Commission on the issue of the Commission's discussions are politically committed to the realization of the issues that have expressed consensus and dissent.
