Main opposition BNP on Tuesday urged law enforcers to take action against the Awami League-led alliance government’s ministers if they use flag in their cars.
The party asked the secretaries not to take care of the files sent by the ministers who submitted their resignation letters .
“As per constitution, after submission of resignation letters they are no more ministers. It is a complete violation of the constitution,” Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, joint secretary general of the party, said.
Addressing a press briefing at party’s Nayapaltan headquarters in the capital Rizvi said: “Take action against the ministers who use flags in their cars. If you do not do so it will prove that you are working as a private force of the government.”
Rizvi claimed the two of their activists were killed, more than hundred injured, around 450 arrested and cases were filed against more than 4000 party leaders and activists on the third day of hartal.
In a statement, Jamaat-e-Islami acting secretary general Rafiqul Islam on Tuesday called on the government employees, particularly the secretaries not to work with the ministers who resigned.
Meanwhile, BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday alleged that the government had taken the inhuman path to repress the opposition leaders and activists.
Mirza Fakhrul in a statement expressing his shock over the arson attack in the capital demanded immediate arrest of the culprits.
“It is a heinous crime against humanity,” he said. The attack bears the hallmark of killing people on a passenger bus in an arson attack in front of Sheraton Hotel.
The spokesperson of the party, who went into hiding after the arrest of the senior leaders on Friday night the government’s law enforcers and Awami League’s associated and front bodies started terrorizing people across the country through killing, abduction, attack and arson attacks.