Sarjis Alam, NCP chief organiser (north), has spoken against military interference in politics and urged the public to reject notions of a “Refined Awami League.” He has called for an anti-rumour initiative to combat misinformation and clarified that there is no internal dissent within the NCP concerning his meeting with the army chief. He expressed some disagreements regarding the interpretation of that meeting, promoting political clarity and vigilance.

Sarjis Alam, chief organiser (north) of the National Citizen Party (NCP), emphasized that military involvement in domestic politics is unwarranted. He made these comments while addressing journalists at Syedpur Airport in Nilphamari, highlighting the importance of the armed forces focusing on their national duties and responsibilities.

In his address, Alam urged the public to disregard narratives promoting the revival of the Awami League under any guise, including something dubbed as a “Refined Awami League.” He condemned such rumors as detrimental to society and called for the establishment of an anti-rumour cell to combat misinformation.

Adding to the discourse, Alam clarified that there are no internal rifts within the NCP concerning his meeting with Hasnat Abdullah, the NCP chief organiser (south), and Bangladesh Army chief General Waker-uz-Zaman. He expressed that their differing perceptions regarding the army chief’s statements during that meeting are merely opinions rather than formal proposals.

Later that day, Sarjis is expected to address several gatherings in Panchagarh as part of the NCP’s ongoing political campaign. His remarks come in light of a report from Netra News, which revealed that the Bangladesh Army denied Hasnat Abdullah’s claims of military pressure regarding a supposed faction of the Awami League.

Sarjis Alam previously articulated his dissent regarding Hasnat Abdullah’s interpretation of their meeting, suggesting that the accounts shared on social media did not align with his own observations. He posted about this disagreement on his verified Facebook account, which garnered attention following the controversial report from Netra News.

In conclusion, Sarjis Alam firmly advocates for the military’s non-intervention in politics and rejects the revival of the Awami League under any new name. His statements highlight the need for clarity and vigilance against misinformation, as well as cohesion within the NCP despite differing perspectives. By calling for proactive measures against rumors, Alam seeks to foster political integrity and public trust.

Original Source: www.tbsnews.net

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