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RANGPUR, Nov 20, 2024 (BSS) – Leaders of Bangladesher Samajtantrik Dal (BSD) in a public rally today said that the fascist regimes has taken away democracy in the past 16 years and created inequality among people.
In addition, the market syndicate, bank robbery, looting-corruption and wrong policies have imposed a new burden of debt on the shoulders of the people.
They came up with the observations in the public rally organised by Mithapukur upazila unit of BSD on the party’s 44th founding anniversary at the highway underpass in Mithapukur upazila of the district.
Chaired by BSD Mithapukur upazila coordinator Comrade Atiar Rahman, BSD Rangpur district convener Comrade Abdul Quddus, its district member-secretary Comrade Mominul Islam and President of Milanpur Union Krishak Front Comrade Shah Alam addressed the rally.
President of Chhatra Front Carmichael College unit Comrade Mousumi Akhter Mou also spoke .
Mithapukur upazila BSD member Comrade Mizanur Rahman conducted the rally.
The speakers said BSD was formed 44 years ago with the objective of organizing the people to end exploitation and discrimination .
Starting from the movement to protect the country's national wealth to resolve the crisis of farmers, workers, and the landless, BSD has been continuously protesting against the rise in commodity prices and increase in oil-gas-electricity prices.
BSD has shown that the country's farmers, workers, and the hardworking people create the major portion of the wealth, but there is no guarantee of their ownership in the distribution system.
In the 54 years of independence, many farmers have lost their land and become landless, workers have lost their jobs and many students have been in trouble due to the increase in education costs.
Due to the hardship of rising commodity prices, 38 percent of people are unable to buy nutritious food from the food list. Education and medical care have gone beyond the reach of the working people .
To solve the existing problems, the BSD leaders demanded dissolution of syndicates, price control, the introduction of rations for workers and a proportional electoral system by announcing an electoral roadmap.