Jumbangla Desk: Barrister Rumin Farhana, co-editor of international affairs of BNP, said, "Sheikh Hasina is right, according to the current constitution of the country, she is still the Prime Minister of Bangladesh."

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He said these things in a discussion on 'Constitution: Power not Janata' organized in the gallery of Faculty of Sociology of Jahangirnagar University on Tuesday (October 8) evening.

Referring to the swearing in of the interim government under the current constitution, Rumin Farhana said, 'Is there a constitution in the country or not? no If there is no constitution then how did the interim government take oath under this constitution? It is a place for open discussion.

One is, if there is no constitution, how does this interim government take oath. Two, if this constitution stands then a terrible news awaits us all. Sheikh Hasina is still the prime minister. According to Article 57(3) of the Constitution, the previous Prime Minister shall remain in office until a newly elected Prime Minister takes over.

Rumin Farhana said, "You are the new generation." I request you with folded hands, put religion in the place of religion. Put the state in the place of the state. Never mix religion with state, religion with politics.

He said, "Article 2A has been added to the constitution and it is said that the state religion of the republic will be Islam. But other religions can also be practiced peacefully in the republic. Article 8 of the same constitution states that one of the basic principles of state management is nationalism, another is socialism, the other is democracy and the other is secularism. By keeping Islam as the state religion in the constitution, how did you make secularism the principle of the state?

Regarding the amendment of the constitution, Rumin Farhana said, 'There needs to be a separate discussion on whether this constitution will keep the next generation or not.

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However, whether this constitution will be amended again, or whether we will write a new one, there may be a referendum.' Professor Sharmind Nilormi of Jahangirnagar University's Department of Economics and the chief coordinator of the state reform movement Advocate Hasnat Qayyum also spoke in the discussion.