Election Commission Building
Discussions and criticisms of the eleventh parliamentary elections are going forward. The new coalition is being formed. There is a great difference between the expectations and the realities of the people. In this context, the last installment of three installments of political analyst and professor Ali Ryaz of the State and University of Illinois State University is published today. By Ali Riaz
The political power of the country is now virtually divided into two parts, about the upcoming parliamentary elections. On one hand, the ruling Awami League, 14 allies and Jatiya Party led by General Ershad. On the other hand, other opposition parties, who are mainly divided into different alliances, but not all are involved. This includes the National Unity Front and Left Democratic Alliance led by Kamal Hossain. There are Bangladesh Islamic Movement and National Liberation Council.
In a sense this situation is the 2013 repeat. From the experience of post-1991 politics, we can generally consider two possibilities; But the 1991 general elections also have to be remembered. As a result, three possibilities may be considered. The first is a one-sided election - for example the election of February 5, and the 5 January 2014. But there is no chance of a complete repetition of January 5th election. In this case, the main thing is that the elections are excluded from the opposition parties. The second possibility is that in the last moment a participatory election through negotiations between the government and the opposition.
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