"Two elections will be needed", Farhad Mazhar gave the roadmap
Staff Correspondent, More News
Published: 03:47 15 September 2024
Poet and political analyst Farhad Mazhar said that it is our moral duty to sustain the interim government. He said this while addressing the chief guest at a seminar titled 'New Bangladesh: Establishing a Welfare State without Discrimination' organized by Professor K Ali Foundation at National Press Club's Maulana Akram Khan Hall on Saturday.
Farhad Mazhar said, two elections will be held in the coming days. One is the Constituent Assembly elections, where we can form a new state. Another is the government election. First the state formation election, then the government election will come. This roadmap is given by the people. If this roadmap is not followed then we will be in dire danger.'
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