685 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ দ্বিতীয় খন্ড The Government, he said, should take note of foreign influences at work and guard against the foreign agents who were trying to sabotage the country’s' integrity and independence. (Karachi-March 5, 1971) 'POSTPONEMENT UNDEMOCRATIC". NAP HARTAL CALL Meeting of Baluchistan Provincial National Awami Party (Wali Group) a Quetta on March 4, 1971. At an emergent meeting of the Baluchistan Provincial National Awami Party (Wali Group) held in the party's office in Quetta, under the chairmanship of Mr. Mohammad Hashim Khan Ghilzai, the postponement of scheduled National Assembly session at Dacca on March 3. for an indefinite period was termed as "deplorable and undemocratic." At the party's resolution, today, the party demanded immediate summoning of the N.A. session to settle the constitutional matter. The proper place for setting the constitutional matters was the National Assembly, any such matter discussed outside the house, away from the public eyes or in the drawing room, amounted to deceiving the people, added the NAP resolution. The present postponement of NA session has created a feeling of unrest amongst the people and complete chaos all over the country. The resolution demanded the announcement of a definite date of summoning the NA session so that the powers could be transferred to the chosen representatives of the people in a democratic manner, after framing the constitution. Yet another resolution accused the vested interest and "a group of trouble makers" of indulging in sabotaging the plans for peaceful transfer of power and emergence of democratic Government. The resolution accused the same elements of putting hurdles and hitches in the return of democratic rule in Pakistan. Earlier the Baluchistan Provincial National Awami Party unanimously decided to a token hartal all over Baluchistan on March 12 to protest against the postponement of the NA Scheduled session. The hartal has been called from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on March 12 during which peaceful protest processions would also be taken out. Prominent Baluchistan NAP leaders are also expected to address the processionists advantage points, it was further gathered. (KARACHI-March 5, 1971.)
