DHAKA NEWS
BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia said on Tuesday the Awami League-led grand alliance government which has failed to run the country has no right to stay in power.
She said there is no justice anywhere in the country.
“Awami League is now frequently saying that BNP will create anarchy in the name of rally. In fact they [AL] will create anarchy and shift the blame on the opposition,” she said.
The opposition leader was addressing a reception for the newly elected office bearers of Dhaka Bar Association at Diploma Engineers Institution in the city.
She said safety and security exist nowhere including bedrooms, business and educational institutions. Even the foreigners are not safe in the country.
Khaleda urged the lawyers to be united against the government and asked them to work together to ensure victory of pro-BNP lawyers in the upcoming Supreme Court Bar Association election.
“If anyone goes against our panel will be expelled from the party," she warned. "BNP has a number of qualified persons for a position.”
Bitterly criticising the government, the BNP chief said instead of rule of law, rule of Awami League has been established in the country during the last three years.
She alleged that AL men are getting presidential pardon after committing crimes while innocent BNP men are being tortured in the name of remand.
She said there is no safety and security of life and property. Journalists are also being killed for their writings.
She said there is no justice anywhere in the country.
“Awami League is now frequently saying that BNP will create anarchy in the name of rally. In fact they [AL] will create anarchy and shift the blame on the opposition,” she said.
The opposition leader was addressing a reception for the newly elected office bearers of Dhaka Bar Association at Diploma Engineers Institution in the city.
She said safety and security exist nowhere including bedrooms, business and educational institutions. Even the foreigners are not safe in the country.
Khaleda urged the lawyers to be united against the government and asked them to work together to ensure victory of pro-BNP lawyers in the upcoming Supreme Court Bar Association election.
“If anyone goes against our panel will be expelled from the party," she warned. "BNP has a number of qualified persons for a position.”
Bitterly criticising the government, the BNP chief said instead of rule of law, rule of Awami League has been established in the country during the last three years.
She alleged that AL men are getting presidential pardon after committing crimes while innocent BNP men are being tortured in the name of remand.
She said there is no safety and security of life and property. Journalists are also being killed for their writings.
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