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PM’s dinner was only a courtesy meeting without any agenda, says Nagorik Oikko President Manna
|NUTSHELL TODAY DESK
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In a Nutshell:
- Nagorik Oikko President Mahbubur Rahman Manna said the meeting was mainly a courtesy exchange followed by dinner.
- He said there was no initiative to resolve political distance between the parties.
- Some leaders complained about being excluded from government decisions.
- Manna said he may still support reasonable opposition demands on reforms.
Why it Matters
The parties joined the BNP led movement but now differ over the July Charter, judicial reform and their role in government decisions. Regular meetings could help manage those divisions, but no policy discussion took place at the dinner.
What We Think
Manna’s account suggests the event was closer to a meet and greet than a political dialogue. Courtesy meetings can keep communication open, but future gatherings need clear agendas and decisions to carry political value.
