BANGLADESH NEWS
DHAKA: Opposition BNP standing committee member Nazrul Islam Khan claimed that the World Bank has cancelled Padma Bridge funding for specific reason.
The senior leader of the party came up with the assertion in a roundtable discussion held at the National Press Club in the city Sunday.
He said, “The country become bottomless basket during Awami League tenure placing the country in first position of corruption and we needed three years to step down from the disgraceful position.”
Criticizing JSD President Hasanul Haq Inu, he said, “Inu did not get even 20,000 votes in previous election but associating with Awami League he wants to minus opposition leader Khaleda Zia from politics, for which he should think about his position before delivering comment.”
He also alleged that fake cases area being filed everyday against opposition leaders and activists.
With chairman of Zia Cultural Foundation Shah Nurul Kabir Shahin in the chair, the discussion was also addressed, among others, by advisor to BNP chairperson Shamsuzzaman Dudu, Helen Zerin Khan MP and executive chairman of the foundation Abdul Matin Prodhan.
The senior leader of the party came up with the assertion in a roundtable discussion held at the National Press Club in the city Sunday.
He said, “The country become bottomless basket during Awami League tenure placing the country in first position of corruption and we needed three years to step down from the disgraceful position.”
Criticizing JSD President Hasanul Haq Inu, he said, “Inu did not get even 20,000 votes in previous election but associating with Awami League he wants to minus opposition leader Khaleda Zia from politics, for which he should think about his position before delivering comment.”
He also alleged that fake cases area being filed everyday against opposition leaders and activists.
With chairman of Zia Cultural Foundation Shah Nurul Kabir Shahin in the chair, the discussion was also addressed, among others, by advisor to BNP chairperson Shamsuzzaman Dudu, Helen Zerin Khan MP and executive chairman of the foundation Abdul Matin Prodhan.
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