BANGLADESH NEWS
Urging partners of the 18-party alliance to take preparation for a harsher agitation, BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia on Sunday said the opposition will go for a tougher movement after Eid-ul-Fitr.
“We will forge movement to protect the countrymen and that is why all the parties belonging to the 18-party alliance have to take preparation from now,” she said at an Iftar party organised by Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) at a city hotel.
LDP President Oli Ahmed MP delivered welcome speech. Senior leaders of BNP and 18-party alliance attended the programme.
Khaleda hoped that their movement will be successful and they will win against all sorts of misdeeds by making the anti-government movement successful.
She alleged that the press is not enjoying freedom during the present government tenure and even the journalists are being tortured by the ruling party men.
“At least 14 journalists have been killed in the last three years,” she added.
Meanwhile, BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said a miserable situation has been created in the country and countrymen are now want to get rid of the situation.
“The government has destroyed all the institutions through corruption and by making them partisan. They threw the country into a dark situation. People want to get rid of the situation,” he said while addressing a discussion and Iftar party.
MBA Association of Bangladesh (MAB) organised the programme at Diploma Engineers Institution in the city.
The BNP leader said the Awami League-led government does not believe in democracy and that is why country and democracy is now not safe at all.
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