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BNP Opposes Including July Declaration as Constitutional Principle, Suggests Placement in Fourth Schedule

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1Nojor Desk
  • 11 Jul 25
  • 05:17 PM

The BNP has rejected the proposal to include the July Declaration as a fundamental principle of Bangladesh’s constitution, suggesting instead that it be added to the Fourth Schedule to recognize the spirit of the July-August 2024 student uprising. In contrast, the NCP demands full constitutional recognition of the declaration in a new constitution draft. BNP argues that including July’s uprising in the main constitution raises questions about the placement of other historic uprisings, emphasizing the declaration’s political rather than constitutional value.

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Bonik Barta 11 Jul 25

BNP Does Not Want the July Declaration Included as a Fundamental Principle of the Constitution

The BNP does not agree with including the July Declaration as a fundamental principle of the constitution. Instead, the party has suggested that it could be included in the Fourth Schedule. This was stated by Salahuddin Ahmed, a member of BNP’s Standing Committee, after the 11th day of the second phase of political parties’ dialogue held yesterday at the Foreign Service Academy in the capital.

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