Home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal on Wednesday said Awami League believes in dialogue to resolve any political problem as there is no alternative to dialogue.
He further said that those who are involved in politics have the right to hold meetings and rallies and express their opinions.
While speaking to reporters at the Fire Service and Civil Defence headquarters in the capital Dhaka, the Home boss made the remarks adding that Jamaat-e-Islami is not recognised as a political party by the Election Commission.
"However, the DMP commissioner will make the final decision on whether to permit the rally or not. The possibility of vandalism or disorder will be carefully considered before making the final decision," he said.
Regarding the discussions of foreign diplomats with various political parties, the Home Minister said that it is a matter related to concerning the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
"The ministry is closely monitoring the situation and expects ambassadors to adhere to diplomatic protocols and fulfil their assigned duties appropriately," said the Home Minister.
He also said they think everything can be resolved through dialogue and discussion as well. The Awami League believes in going ahead with the people's power.
The Home Minister said, "We have to move together. In order to maintain the people's power, we have to discuss with everyone. There is no alternative to dialogue."
The Awami League is a popular party and it has remained in power for a long time, he said, adding, "The Awami League believes in walking with the people's mandate. To maintain the people's power, we have to discuss with everyone."
