Awami League (AL) General Secretary Obaidul Quader on Sunday rejected any possibility of restoring the obsolete caretaker government system by amending the country's constitution.
"The caretaker government will not return. No matter whatever efforts you make, the government will stick to the constitution," he said while speaking at the unwrapping ceremony of a book titled 'Deshnetri Sheikh Hasinar Sharna Jugh' at Jatiya Press Club in the capital.
The book is written by Principal Rowshan Ara Mannan, chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges. The book is about the significant development activities carried out during the tenures of the government of Sheikh Hasina.
Speaking on the occasion, Quader, also the road transport and bridges minister, reiterated that there is no chance of changing the state power without elections.
"If you want to change power, there is no alternative to participating in the elections," he said.
About the BNP's allegations against the government, the AL general secretary said the claim of lodging cases against 50 lakh BNP leaders and workers is unreasonable, fabricated and false.
