UNB, Dhaka :
BNP on Sunday accused Awami League general secretary Obaidul Quader of illegally conducting their party’s election campaign using government’s vehicles.
“Their train tour turned unsuccessful in the face of public wrath. Now he (Quader) has been on a
road march to conduct his party’s campaign and propaganda. How does he use government vehicles for carrying out their party’s campaign? It’s unlawful,” said BNP senior joint secretary general Ruhul Kabir Rizvi.
Speaking at a press conference at the party’s Nayapaltan central office, he further said, “The ministers of this government don’t abide by laws and rules…they consider government property and vehicles as their personal assets since they have no accountability.” On Saturday morning, AL leaders, led by Quader, launched a road march towards Cox’s Bazar from their party president’s Dhanmondi office in the capital.
Rizvi alleged that the ruling party leaders are hardly bothered about people and accountability as they have established their control over courts and the Anti-Corruption Commission. “This unruly acts and misdeeds can’t continue for a long time.”
He warned that the political parties that represent people are getting united to end the misrule and unfair acts. “We all are getting ready to ensure the fall of this government.”
BNP on Sunday accused Awami League general secretary Obaidul Quader of illegally conducting their party’s election campaign using government’s vehicles.
“Their train tour turned unsuccessful in the face of public wrath. Now he (Quader) has been on a
road march to conduct his party’s campaign and propaganda. How does he use government vehicles for carrying out their party’s campaign? It’s unlawful,” said BNP senior joint secretary general Ruhul Kabir Rizvi.
Speaking at a press conference at the party’s Nayapaltan central office, he further said, “The ministers of this government don’t abide by laws and rules…they consider government property and vehicles as their personal assets since they have no accountability.” On Saturday morning, AL leaders, led by Quader, launched a road march towards Cox’s Bazar from their party president’s Dhanmondi office in the capital.
Rizvi alleged that the ruling party leaders are hardly bothered about people and accountability as they have established their control over courts and the Anti-Corruption Commission. “This unruly acts and misdeeds can’t continue for a long time.”
He warned that the political parties that represent people are getting united to end the misrule and unfair acts. “We all are getting ready to ensure the fall of this government.”
