He made the call in the first public rally on Wednesday after the formation of the alliance with the BNP before the eleventh parliamentary elections.
Kamal also demanded the release of prisoner BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia in connection with the corruption case.
Kamal, the chief guest of the public meeting, said, "To be free from autocracy, to be an independent citizen of an independent country, we have to unite to bring power back to the people." Everyone has to go to the field.
"I want to say firmly, united front unite, victory is sure of us. The people of Bangladesh will win. Let us, through the united movement, be the owner of the country again, we will bring this state under our control. "
BNP General Secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, the main speaker of the public meeting of Sylhet City, spoke about the 7-point demand of their alliance for a fair election.
He said, "Our goal is to restore democracy, bring our goals back to the people, to make our goal a welfare state. Let us all be united.
"People have run away from Sylhet despite the government's many obstacles and barriers to this day. They have proven that they want to get back democracy. We will bring back our rights through peaceful protest. "
The meeting, which started from 2pm onwards, was held at 6pm, JSD's ASM Abdur Rab and Mahmudur Rahman Manna of the civil unity were also addressed by the two other parties of the national unity front. Chaired by Sylhet City Corporation Mayor BNP leader Ariful Haque Chowdhury.
The leaders of the national united front went to the public meeting with the help of Hazrat Shahjalal and Shah Panaan's shrine.
The public banner of Janasavar was written on 'Free, fair and acceptable election,' Mother of Democracy 'Deshantri Begum Khaleda Zia, including seven unconditional release of all political prisoners'.
On the west side of the stage, there were some digital banners demanding the cancellation of the verdict against Khaleda Zia's release and Tarique Rahman. Ziaur Rahman, the newly arrested Mainul Hossain and the former batch of former MP M Ilias Ali also had banners in the public meeting. Many people coming to the public had their national flag.
Kamal, who is involved in the constitution of Bangladesh, said, "According to the constitution, the owners of this country are people. The people have been deprived of this ownership. If the ownership is to be restored then the unity of the people is essential.
"That would be unity. National unity, not party unity. So today everyone has to organize. We all have to say together, we are the country's owner. We need a fairly simple election to get ownership back. That's why our number one claim is free, fair and impartial elections. "
Calling upon all to organize village-village, district-districts to demand this, Kamal said, "Do not take it lightly. The people responded on this ride. Of course, the ownership of the people will be returned. "
He made the call in the first public rally on Wednesday after the formation of the alliance with the BNP before the eleventh parliamentary elections.
Kamal also demanded the release of prisoner BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia in connection with the corruption case.
Kamal, the chief guest of the public meeting, said, "To be free from autocracy, to be an independent citizen of an independent country, we have to unite to bring power back to the people." Everyone has to go to the field.
"I want to say firmly, united front unite, victory is sure of us. The people of Bangladesh will win. Let us, through the united movement, be the owner of the country again, we will bring this state under our control. "
BNP General Secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, the main speaker of the public meeting of Sylhet City, spoke about the 7-point demand of their alliance for a fair election.
He said, "Our goal is to restore democracy, bring our goals back to the people, to make our goal a welfare state. Let us all be united.
"People have run away from Sylhet despite the government's many obstacles and barriers to this day. They have proven that they want to get back democracy. We will bring back our rights through peaceful protest. "
The meeting, which started from 2pm onwards, was held at 6pm, JSD's ASM Abdur Rab and Mahmudur Rahman Manna of the civil unity were also addressed by the two other parties of the national unity front. Chaired by Sylhet City Corporation Mayor BNP leader Ariful Haque Chowdhury.
The leaders of the national united front went to the public meeting with the help of Hazrat Shahjalal and Shah Panaan's shrine.
The public banner of Janasavar was written on 'Free, fair and acceptable election,' Mother of Democracy 'Deshantri Begum Khaleda Zia, including seven unconditional release of all political prisoners'.
On the west side of the stage, there were some digital banners demanding the cancellation of the verdict against Khaleda Zia's release and Tarique Rahman. Ziaur Rahman, the newly arrested Mainul Hossain and the former batch of former MP M Ilias Ali also had banners in the public meeting. Many people coming to the public had their national flag.
Kamal, who is involved in the constitution of Bangladesh, said, "According to the constitution, the owners of this country are people. The people have been deprived of this ownership. If the ownership is to be restored then the unity of the people is essential