আমি কালকে অনেক পোস্ট এই লিখছিলাম যে আওয়ামী লীগ খালেদা জিয়ার সেনানিবাস বাডি নিয়ে যা করতেছে, এইজন্য দেশে শুধু অশান্তি তৈরী হবে।

কেন যে ইচ্ছা করে এত অশান্তি করে বুঝি না। আরে মিরপুর সেনানিবাস এ গেলে কি হয় ? অইখানে তো ৬০০ পরিবার এর থাকার বাবস্থা করা যাবে। কারন অইখানে ১০ গুন বেশি জায়গা পরে আছে।

এখন আবার হরতাল শুরু হবে, মারামারি-হানাহানি শুরু হবে। আপনার-আমার ই ক্ষতি হবে।

আজকে ব্লগ এ লিখে দিলাম, এই বাডী খালেদার ই থাকবে। র যদি হাছিনা এই বাডী থেকে খালেদা কে উচ্ছেদ ও করে, ৪/৫ বছর পরে আবার এই বাডীতে খালেদা উঠবে। তখন হাছিনার পিছে লাগবে খালেদা।

প্রতিহিংশার রাজনীতি কবরে গিয়েও করবে এই ২ নেত্রী।

মাঝখান দিয়ে সব মিলায় যদি কারো ক্ষতি হয়, তাইলে অইটা হবে আমার-আপনার।

কোন নেতা-নেত্রীর কিছুই হবে না।
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Dhaka, Apr 8 (bdnews24.com) - BNP has announced two days of countrywide protests, on Thursday and Saturday, against the government's decision to cancel the lease of the cantonment residence gifted to party chief Khaleda Zia in 1981.

"The party will hold protest rallies in the capital's Muktangon and five other divisional cities on Thursday," BNP office secretary Rizvi Ahmed said Wednesday night.

Protest rallies will be held in districts and upazilas across the country on Saturday.

The decision came from a meeting of BNP senior leaders chaired by Khaleda.

The government committed a heinous crime against humanity by cancelling the lease on the house given away to widow of martyred president Ziaur Rahman, the party spokesman said.

'Abnormal, vindictive'

A cabinet meeting, chaired by prime minister Sheikh Hasina earlier in the day, decided to cancel the lease on the 6 Moinul Road bungalow in Dhaka Cantonment that was given to Khaleda Zia after the May 30, 1981 murder of her husband, BNP 'founder' and army chief-turned-president Zia.

Hasina argues that the house was allocated to Khaleda in violation of the Cantonment Board Law.

But a senior BNP leader in an immediate reaction said the government's decision was "abnormal" and "vindictive".

"It will create political instability in the country," Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury MP told reporters in an immediate reaction at his Mohakhali office.

"The people will never accept such an irresponsible decision which has been taken from a politically vindictive stance."

"It is not intelligible to me why the government is focusing on a martyr's family home when there are so many problems in the country, like power and employment to look at," said Chowdhury.

It is the 'digital decision' of an 'abnormal' government, he added.

"I believe the government has taken this decision to repay debts to certain quarters."

Hasina had previously said the government would build apartments on the 2.72-acre plot and allocate two apartments to each family of army officers slain in the BDR mutiny, should the opposition leader return the house.

Chowdhury said: "It is a condemnable decision. I don't think it will help at all to reduce instability in the army that was created by Peelkhana incident."

"Has the government thought what the reaction may be among the army where Zia has a place in everyone's heart from soldiers to officers?"

Similar arguments for Khaleda to surrender the house were made by Jatiya Party chairman HM Ershad, who originally offered the house to Khaleda after her husband was killed.

"I think she (Khaleda) should leave the house for the sake of democracy," he told reporters in Rangpur earlier this month, after Hasina first made made the suggestion.

On Ershad's comments, Chowdhury said Wednesday, "Who is he to say? All political parties, including BNP and Awami League, unanimously took the decision to allot the house to Khaleda during the second parliament."

BNP joint secretary general Goyeshwar Chandra Roy said, "The present government has fulfilled the 1/11 instigators' unfulfilled task through this decision."

"The government has shown vindictiveness by taking away the house that the countrymen gave to a martyr's family."

Plot to 'wipe out' Khaleda, cries JCD

The pro-BNP Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal has said the government's decision to cancel the lease on Khaleda's cantonment bungalow is an attempt at "political humiliation", with one JCD leader even claiming it to part of a plot to "wipe Khaleda out".

JCD activists took out immediate demonstrations on Dhaka University campus as news of the cabinet decision spread earlier in the day.