The situation has been created in the capital on the verdict of BNP chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia's corruption case, it has had an impact on business and commerce. Yesterday, the shopping mall was not a buyer in the capital on Thursday. Most shops in the street were closed. In many places, small traders were not allowed to sit on the footpath. Common people were unable to shop in the raw market.
Traders say that, at the time of the judgment of Khaleda Zia, similar losses in the business and trade during an effective strike, similar losses in retail level shopping. However, the production is going on in the factory. There was no such effect in export trade. Meanwhile, in response to the verdict BNP is not happy to give a hazardous program for hartal or blockade economy, happy traders. They say, it will be considered a good aspect for the country's politics.
Asked about retailing at the retail level on the day of the judgment, Vice Chancellor of Bangladesh Shop Owners Association Rezaul Islam said in the first light, "Because of the situation the number of people in the streets was low. There was not a buy in this. We hope this situation will be normal on Friday. "
The impact of the situation on the wholesale market in the capital's old Dhaka market has been the worst. Most shops in Moulvibazar, Chawkbazar, Nazimuddin Road, in Old Dhaka area were closed, said traders there. Some people opened the shop but the buyer was very low. Asked, Moulvibazar's edible oil and sugar trader Abul Hashem said, "I opened the shop. Not to sell at all. The transaction with the bank is also reduced. The benefits that the shoppers took over Because of this, those who opened the shop did not have any special benefits.
Bashundhara City was one of the biggest shopping malls in the capital yesterday. But the other day it was not a buyer. As a result, shopkeepers did not have any business to open shop. President of Bashundhara Shop Owners Association and jewelery trader MA Hannan Azad said, people were worried about what was or is not. The people did not get out of the house to shop without urgent need. He also expressed hope that the situation will become normal today.
In Dhaka, shops of different areas were closed for a few days of the week. The day was closed on Monday, Mohammadpur, Shantinagar, Malibag, Mouchak, New Bailey Road and Lalmatia area. As a result, the shops in those areas were naturally closed.
In the capital's raw markets, there was less trade in yesterday. The number of buyers was much lower than usual. However, in the night before night, there was no problem coming to the supplier in Dhaka. The price of the goods did not have much to do. When Khaleda Zia's verdict was announced after noon, many shops of Karwan Bazar were closed. In the absence of the buyers, the vendors were spending lazy time. If you want to know the vegetable seller Shah Alam said, the whole day is bad. Sales have decreased.
Lokman Hossain, owner of Karwan Bazar vegetables, told that, compared with Wednesday, there was less selling on Thursday. However, there was no problem in the wholesale market at the end of the sixth trading day. He said many of the retailers had bought vegetables for sale on Friday. They feared that the situation might get worse after the verdict.
Happy businessmen do not come to the strike
Businessmen expressed satisfaction over not giving any harmful program to BNP-BNP businessmen for protesting Khaleda Zia's imprisonment. Federation of Bangladesh Federation and Fisheries Federation (FBCCI) Shafiul Islam Mohiuddin said in the first light, Khaleda Zia's case is a matter of war. He was sentenced to the lower court. There is now a chance to appeal to the High Court. "BNP has not given any harmful program for the economy," she said. I want to thank for that. "He said that there is a qualitative change in politics. It has become the demand of people to avoid harmful programs. Politicians do politics for the welfare of the people.
FBCCI President said that tolerance is seen in different aspects of the overall situation. It is a good sign.
