You didn't mention why AL (mohajote) knew they would lose the
election. That's where the problem lies. But the memories of those
days are still fresh to many of us. Here are few points that I
recall:
1. CTG under Iazuddin was 100% driven by Khaleda-Nijami and Hawa
bhaban cliques,
2. Resignation of four advisers, some even nominated by BNP-Jamaatis,
from CTG for serious disagreement with puppet Iazuddin,
3. EC under Aziz-Zakaria-Mahfuz clowns were anything but neutral,
4. 12-15 million fake voters,
5. Appointment of all the Upzilla Election officers exclusively from
BNP-Jamaat cadre,
6. And many other vote rigging plans including totally snubbing all
demands by the opposition.
Even with all the sinister plans of vote rigging by BNP-Jamaati
cliques, the mohajote knew they would win if Ershad runs in the
election. When BNP-Jamaatis failed to bring Ershad in their
coalition after many attempts, the EC (then totally occupied by 100%
BNP-Jamaatis) declared him disqualified. In a sense, 1/11 worked in
favor of mohajote, but in another sense 1/11 move also saved BNP-
Jamaatis from the similar fates as Marcos in the Philippines and Shah
in Iran.
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Sajjad Hossain <shossain456@...>
wrote:
>
> The Awami League and the so-called 14 Party (with 14 people) did
not go for 2007 Jan. 22 Election because they knew they would lose.
Awami League will not resist the CTG because it is working to bring
it to power as designed by India and Gen. Moeen.
>
> The CTG is following the Pakistan Model designed and tested by Mr
Musharraf. Before general election in 2003, Mr Musharraf organized
the election of local bodies such as District Nazems. These Nazems
were latter used to rig the election in his favour. As Awami League
already said they would ratify all extra Constitutional actions of
the CTG, they need to win the election. So the local election is the
first step towards that goal. Just watch and see. Awami League will
participate in local election with full enthusiasm. The objection
they are now raising is just an eye-wash. They participated in all
elections under martial law since the birth of Pakistan (under Ayub,
Yahia, Zia and Ershad). They will do it again this time.
>
> S. Hossain
> Toronto
>
> mahathir of bd <wouldbemahathirofbd@...> wrote:
> This so called CTG is going for local government
election in spite of oppossion from almost all political parties of
the country.
>
>
> if it do so, then what was wrong of doing 22 second january
election when 14 parties and other parties boycotting the election.
>
> Has not time come to come to the street and resist the activity
of this so called CTG?
>
>
> Is this CTG better than Ershad in case of political party
reform and anti corruption drive and dealings with teachers and
Students ?
>
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