Country driven in a wrong way: Dr Zafrullah

Gonoshasthya Kendra originator Dr Zafrullah Chowdhury on Friday blamed the legislature for running the nation wrongly. 

He asked the legislature to execute the soul of Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman's March 7 noteworthy discourse, UNB reports. 

"The soul of Sheik Mujibur Rahman's March-7 age making discourse was against mismanagement and wrongdoings… I ask for the Awami League government to precisely read Bangabandhu's all addresses and take those into heart," he said. 

Talking at a human chain program, Zafrullah additionally said no country can advance by building up a bureaucratic one-party lead Baksal. 

"Vote based system is the main way for advance. Popular government implies right of articulation and enable individuals to rampage. 

The way you (govt) are running the nation, isn't right," Zafrullah said. 

He asked the legislature to go to the correct way and make strides for holding a reasonable and valid race. "There's no disrespect to confront a thrashing decently, and there's no tastefulness to remain in control for long disgustingly." 

Specialists' Association of Bangladesh (DAB) orchestrated the program before the Bangladesh Medical Association (BMA) building requesting BNP administrator Khaleda Zia's discharge from imprison. 

Talking at the program, BNP standing board of trustees part Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury government sent their director to prison to get control again keeping individuals out of the decision procedure. 

He said the administration is currently assaulting BNP pioneers and activists and thwarting its serene political projects to spread frenzy among individuals with the goal that they don't raise their voice for their rights. 

The BNP pioneer this is mind boggling and severe the way the legislature is capturing BNP pioneers and activists and assaulting its projects. 

He said Awami League does not need majority rule government, the lead of law and press flexibility as they need to cling to control by making issue in the nation. 

Koarsu encouraged individuals to get joined together and rampage to reestablish popular government and their voting and other fair rights.