BNP to evaluate budget outside the home

Dhaka, June 7 (bdnews24.com) opposition BNP will not join ? main, a Panel, see the Finance Minister of budget for the next fiscal year in television and formed 'rate the House on Thursday, but it'.

BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia spokesman Maruf Kamal Khan told bdnews24.com that a high level has formed panels to examine the draft budget.

Finance Minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith is designed to place a TK 1.9 trillion budget for fiscal year 2012-13, in the Parliament on Thursday afternoon.

Insiders say that the next budget makes roads, infrastructure, local government, makes primary education, well-being, health and family, rural development, development of human resources and a better network of social security system prioritizes.

The BNP Panel to discuss the budget proposal from the party leader Gulshan Office from the beginning of the parliamentary session, said Khan.

He said: "The Panel his reaction to the budget directly to the people will be after the budget speech of the Minister of finance to the Party Chief in the Office."

M K Anwar Abdul moin Khan, Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury, Osman Faruk, Abdul Awal Mintu, Deputy Treasurer S are M Fazlul Haque on the Panel.

At a press conference in Sonargaon hotel on Tuesday, Khaleda of the party shared thoughts on the next national budget in the presence of diplomats, directors of various political parties, important citizens and civil society personalities.

She said that the budget would be a credit-dependent create turmoil in the economy.

"Media reports say that the upcoming budget a deficit of 0.5 trillion TK (TK 500 billion) of a total expense of TK 1.9 trillion will have." "It means that the Government to arrange more than 25 percent of the Fund of bonds, primarily by the domestic sector and largely by the banks."

"As a result, economic imbalances, anarchy and unrest in the country are inevitable," added to it.

Khaleda also claimed that the last budget which led the ruling Awami League is prepared Grand Alliance to benefit the party.

"The allocations be the upcoming national elections, taking into account."

The main opposition party had boycotted the last three budget meetings at the Parliament in this term of the Awami League leadership 14-party Grand Alliance Government.

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