Sudha Sadan to be Zia museum Juba Dal threatens AL if Khaleda forced to leave house Sudha Sadan, the prime minister's personal residence, will be made "freedom fighter Zia memorial museum'' if the Awami League (AL) government drives Khaleda Zia out of her cantonment house. ''We will see in future how you (Sheikh Hasina) stay at Sudha Sadan,'' Juba Dal President Syed Moazzem Hossain threatened at a rally in the city yesterday. The opposition BNP's youth front arranged the rally followed by a colourful procession marking its 32nd founding anniversary. Juba Dal's statement was protested by AL Deputy Office Secretary Mrinal Kanti Das who said people will not give the "undemocratic and evil" BNP the chance to assume power to do so. BNP's every evil design will be frustrated by the countrymen, he added. BNP Standing Committee Member Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain after inaugurating the procession asked Jubo Dal to prepare for a tough movement to realise the demand for mid-term election. The movement will continue if the plot over Khaleda's house is not stopped, he said. ''We will fight this conspiracy by a tough agitation on the street.'' Several thousand leaders, workers and supporters of Juba Dal attended the procession carrying posters and portraits of late president Ziaur Rahman, former premier Khaleda Zia and their son Tarique Rahman. They walked from Muktangon through Bijoynagar, Kakrail, Shantinagar and Malibagh to Moghbazar. Standing Committee Member Nazrul Islam Khan, Juba Dal General Secretary Saiful Alam Nirob, Vice President Abdus Salam Azad, Joint General Secretary Mortazul Karim Badru, among others, addressed the rally. On Thursday, Juba Dal began its 3-day anniversary programme, which will end today with a discussion at Mohanagar Nattya Mancha in the city. Click This Link