Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) Chairman Mojibur Rahman Monju has criticized the government, stating that administrative failure and mismanagement are exacerbating the country's economic crisis. Speaking at a special meeting of the central executive committee at the party's central office on Monday, November 2, 2026, Monju emphasized that unchecked commodity prices, acute power and energy shortages, and deteriorating law and order are pushing the nation into severe uncertainty.
Addressing central leaders, Monju noted that no visible recovery has occurred in the banking sector or capital markets. He warned that fresh crises are emerging in the readymade garment (RMG) and manpower export sectors. Pointing to the ongoing garment worker demonstrations over wage structures, he cautioned that unless properly managed, the labor unrest could spill over into other occupational sectors.
Read nextGovernment Has Completely Failed to Control LPG Cylinder Market: NCP Convener Nahid IslamFurthermore, the AB Party leader asserted that the government lacks sincerity in inclusive governance, while the opposition struggles to play an effective role due to a lack of experience. He called for national unity between the government and opposition to rebuild the economy and prevent any resurgence of fascism, emphasizing that the state must ensure a functional and responsible political environment for opposition parties.
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