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Home Minister Announces Plan for Consensus-Driven Constitutional Amendment in Bangladesh

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed announces plan for consensus-driven constitutional amendment.

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Home Minister and Chairman of the Parliamentary Special Committee on Constitutional Amendment, Salahuddin Ahmed, announced today that the constitution will be amended through consensus to meet the expectations of the people and advance democratic reforms. The amendment will be formulated based on consensus, reflecting the aspirations of the people and contributing to stronger democratic governance.

Broad Consultations Planned

The proposed amendment will incorporate democratic reform commitments as part of Bangladesh's new journey and the evolving process of state restructuring. Salahuddin Ahmed stated that the amendment proposal will be prepared through consultations with all political parties and other relevant stakeholders.

Inclusion of Opposition

Regarding opposition participation, Salahuddin Ahmed mentioned that the names of five members nominated by the opposition for inclusion in the committee have not yet been received. Once submitted, they will be included, and discussions will be held with them. The committee will remain open to receiving opinions from all opposition parties and members, both inside and outside parliament.

Phased Consultations

Salahuddin Ahmed said consultations will be held in phases with representatives from different professions, professionals, and other interested stakeholders. The scope of consultations may be expanded if necessary, although no specific schedule has been finalized. Issues from the July National Charter and other political discussions will be considered.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What is the goal of the constitutional amendment?
The goal is to formulate an acceptable, sustainable amendment that truly reflects the aspirations of the people through broad-based consultations.
Will the opposition be included in the amendment process?
Yes, the opposition will be included once they submit the names of their nominated members.

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