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Govt to form commissions to reform 6 key sectors: Yunus

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The interim government has decided to form six commissions to bring reform in six major sectors, Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus today told the nation in a televised speech.

The sectors are the elections system, police administration, judiciary, anti-corruption commission, public administration, and the constitution.

Badiul Alam Majumdar, secretary of Shujan, will lead the election system reform commission while Sarfaraz Chowdhury will lead the police administration reform commission. Justice Shah Abu Nayeem Mominur Rahman, a former judge of the Supreme Court, will lead the judiciary reform commission.

Iftekharuzzaman, executive director of Transparency International Bangladesh, will lead the anti-corruption reform commission; Abdul Muyeed Chowdhury, a former adviser to the caretaker government, will lead the public administration reform commission and Dr Shahdeen Malik, an advocate of the Supreme Court, will lead the constitution reform commission, he said.

The names of other members of the commission will be fixed upon talking with the chief of the commissions. Members of the advisory committee, and representatives of the movement -- students, general people, civil society, and political parties -- will be present at the discussions and meetings of commissions.

The commissions are expected to start their functions from October 1 and they are expected to complete their work within the next three months, he said.

The government will hold meetings with the main political parties on the basis of the reports of the commissions and the framework for the reform will be finalised upon holding a three-to-seven-day consultation meeting with the participation of the representatives' students, civil society, political parties and the government.


He also said that a hint will also be given on how the framework will be implemented.


Uprecetended reform initiatives since 1980. @Isa Khan @Nilgiri @Sanchez @Rooxbar et al.

 

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@Isa Khan get this, Lieutenant Gen Saiful Alam and Lieutenant Gen Mujib has been expelled from the army.


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It looks there are lots of elements/groups trying to destabilize the country. First it was Hindus, then Ansars, latest were so called garments workers.

There are also opportunists like BNP, fanatics trying to take advantage of the volatile situation. Meanwhile some top criminals were freed from jail & lots of corrupt govt officials loyal to Hasina are still working under new interim govt even getting promotion.

After getting beaten up badly, the police force don’t seem serious about their job which makes you wonder if they're doing it deliberately or not and lots of police still didn't come back. Because of these reasons there are so much traffic jams in Dhaka.

And there are reports about Hasina & her gangs looting show how much damage they did to the country specially in debt, banking, energy and security sectors.
 

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