Two central leaders of Bangladesher Samajtantrik Dal (BSD) who have recently resigned from the party yesterday claimed that democratic practices hardly exist in the party as all activities of the party are run as per the direction of its General Secretary Khalequzzaman. Leaders who raise questions against the decision of Khalequzzaman are either dropped from the posts or expelled from the party, alleged two central leaders Abdullah Sarker and Saifur Rahman at a press conference at the National Press Club. Showing causes of internal conflict and other problems in the party, former lawmaker Abudullah Sarker has resigned from the party on March 28 this year followed by Saifur Rahman. An attack was made on the family members of Abudllah in connection with his resignation on March 31, alleged Abdullah saying that the attack was made following patron from other central leaders. Speaking at the press conference, Abdullah said he was trying to ensure democratic practices in the party for last six to seven years but failed. “When it appeared impossible to ensure the democratic practices in the party, I tendered my resignation,” he added. Saifur Rahman alleged that two city unit leaders were expelled and "oral restriction" was imposed on carrying out organisational activities of few leaders after their resignation. Some other leaders may be expelled from the party within next 20 to 25 days, he feared. Click This Link