Does this world class hypocrite Inu have any problem when the alleged war criminals were with Hasina? Only the idiots can call someone war criminal when someone hasn't been convicted in an impartial court.
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Subject: [KHABOR] 'Now it'll be Minus Khaleda Zia' - Hasanul Haque Inu
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Subject: [KHABOR] 'Now it'll be Minus Khaleda Zia' - Hasanul Haque Inu
'Now it'll be Minus Khaleda Zia' 
Fri, May 25th, 2012 6:38 pm BdST
Dhaka, May 25 (bdnews24.com)—Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal President Hasanul Haque Inu has threatened to force BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia from politics if she did not stop siding with the suspected war criminals.
"The formula of minus-two means a plus for the war criminals. The formula has been given to save the war criminals. From now on it would be minus one, minus war criminals, minus Khaleda Zia," Inu said at a discussion at National Press Club on Friday.
The 'minus-two solution' was allegedly pursued by the last army-backed caretaker government to eject Awami League President Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda from politics.
War-crimes trial began after Awami League won the national election in 2008 and formed government. Six top leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami and two BNP leaders have been detained on war crimes charges.
Khaleda and her party have been opposing the trial ever since the beginning. The party alleges the government 'designed' the trial only to harass its political opponents.
Inu, the chief of ally of the Awami League, criticised the BNP's apparent position on the war-crimes trial.
He said: "A comprehensive drive has to be conducted against Khaleda Zia to succeed in the drive being conducted against war criminals, communalism and militancy. She has to be ousted from the stage of politics if she does not leave their (war criminals) company."
The discussion was arranged to mark founding anniversary of Platform against Communalism and Militancy.
Indicating Khaleda, Inu said, "We are giving you the last chance, you sever your ties with the war criminals, communalism and militancy."
Deputy Speaker Shawkat Ali, the chief guest at the discussion, demanded immediate arrest of remaining war criminals for bringing them to trial.
He observed that 'Bachchu Razakar' – Abul Kalam Azad – could not have escaped had all the Razakars been arrested earlier.
He also alleged that the BNP-led coalition had taken stance against the trial of war criminals.
"The party (BNP) won't hold the war crimes trial if it comes to power in the next election," he said.
Presided over by Ajay Roy, the discussion was also attended by Bangladesh Workers' Party President Rashed Khan Menon.
bdnews24.com/msc/su/eh/bd/1817h
"The formula of minus-two means a plus for the war criminals. The formula has been given to save the war criminals. From now on it would be minus one, minus war criminals, minus Khaleda Zia," Inu said at a discussion at National Press Club on Friday.
The 'minus-two solution' was allegedly pursued by the last army-backed caretaker government to eject Awami League President Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda from politics.
War-crimes trial began after Awami League won the national election in 2008 and formed government. Six top leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami and two BNP leaders have been detained on war crimes charges.
Khaleda and her party have been opposing the trial ever since the beginning. The party alleges the government 'designed' the trial only to harass its political opponents.
Inu, the chief of ally of the Awami League, criticised the BNP's apparent position on the war-crimes trial.
He said: "A comprehensive drive has to be conducted against Khaleda Zia to succeed in the drive being conducted against war criminals, communalism and militancy. She has to be ousted from the stage of politics if she does not leave their (war criminals) company."
The discussion was arranged to mark founding anniversary of Platform against Communalism and Militancy.
Indicating Khaleda, Inu said, "We are giving you the last chance, you sever your ties with the war criminals, communalism and militancy."
Deputy Speaker Shawkat Ali, the chief guest at the discussion, demanded immediate arrest of remaining war criminals for bringing them to trial.
He observed that 'Bachchu Razakar' – Abul Kalam Azad – could not have escaped had all the Razakars been arrested earlier.
He also alleged that the BNP-led coalition had taken stance against the trial of war criminals.
"The party (BNP) won't hold the war crimes trial if it comes to power in the next election," he said.
Presided over by Ajay Roy, the discussion was also attended by Bangladesh Workers' Party President Rashed Khan Menon.
bdnews24.com/msc/su/eh/bd/1817h