After almost finishing their term the incumbent Awami League government has lost its popularity on the other hand the opposition BNP gains the ground.
\nIn a latest survey conducted by Org-Quest Research Ltd along with national daily Prothom-Alo says, BNP gained its popularity to 50.3%, which was 6.5% more that 2012 survey. On the other hand Awami League government trail BNP with 36.5% which is only 1.5% higher than previous survey.
\nBeside that Grand Alliance partner Jatio Party also loose its popularity to 7%, which was 12% in 2012. Meanwhile 18-party alliance Jammat-E-Islami also lost its popularity to 2.9%, witch was 3.2% on last survey conducted on 2012.
\nThe study was conducted by adopting multi-stage, stratified and systematic random sampling technique (as explained below) to make the study as representative as possible, by dividing the country into 7 divisions and urban and rural areas.
\nAccording to the survey report the citizens are unhappy with the performance of Awami League government.
\nFindings of the survey indicate a not very commendable performance of the incumbent government.
\nAbout 93% of the population express their opinion that election will not be acceptable without main opposition BNP. Even among the Awami League supporters 83% think the same way.
\nBeside that 82% of the population express their opinion for Caretaker Government System to conduct a free and fair election and 88% wants Army during election time.
\nAbout the International Crime Tribunal 59% people think its not conducting in proper way, however 80% want to continue the judicial process.<\/p>\n