Staff Reporter :
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday said that the government being isolated from the people has been searching for road to escape.
“The politically bankrupt and runaway government has no second option than to suppress BNP and others people. The defeat of Awami League and its government have already started,” said Mirza Fakhrul while addressing an opinion exchange meeting with freedom fighters of Jatiyatabadi Muktijoddha Dal at BNP central office yesterday.
Muktijoddha Dal organised the programme on the role of freedom fighters in the battlefield in context of the current political aspects in the country.
The BNP leader accused the government of filing false cases against the party leaders and activists randomly to score the goal in the barren field.
In the face of the government’s unfair rule, the country is passing through critical juncture, he added.
“In these circumstances, the unity of the people is the only way to overcome all hurdles,” he said.
“Besides these, we have warned the government to remember that the people would not accept the general polls without opposition parties’ participation,” he said.
“It is now clear to all quarters that fall of this government is imminent. That is why it has gone isolated from the countrymen,” Fakhrul said.
The BNP Secretary General has said that he believes that the national unity will be formed soon to free democracy and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia from prison.
Ishtiaq Aziz Ulfat, the President of the Muktijoddha Dal, presided over the meeting. BNP leaders Hafizuddin Ahmed, Abdus Salam and Muktijoddha Dal leaders, were present.
Meanwhile, BNP Senior Joint-Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi led a procession in the capital on Saturday demanding party chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia’s immediate release from jail.
The procession started from in front of the BMA Bhaban on the Tapkhana Road and ended at Paltan intersection in t BNP Dhaka South City Unit Joint General Secretary Arifur Rahman Nadim and other leaders and activists participated in the procession.
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday said that the government being isolated from the people has been searching for road to escape.
“The politically bankrupt and runaway government has no second option than to suppress BNP and others people. The defeat of Awami League and its government have already started,” said Mirza Fakhrul while addressing an opinion exchange meeting with freedom fighters of Jatiyatabadi Muktijoddha Dal at BNP central office yesterday.
Muktijoddha Dal organised the programme on the role of freedom fighters in the battlefield in context of the current political aspects in the country.
The BNP leader accused the government of filing false cases against the party leaders and activists randomly to score the goal in the barren field.
In the face of the government’s unfair rule, the country is passing through critical juncture, he added.
“In these circumstances, the unity of the people is the only way to overcome all hurdles,” he said.
“Besides these, we have warned the government to remember that the people would not accept the general polls without opposition parties’ participation,” he said.
“It is now clear to all quarters that fall of this government is imminent. That is why it has gone isolated from the countrymen,” Fakhrul said.
The BNP Secretary General has said that he believes that the national unity will be formed soon to free democracy and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia from prison.
Ishtiaq Aziz Ulfat, the President of the Muktijoddha Dal, presided over the meeting. BNP leaders Hafizuddin Ahmed, Abdus Salam and Muktijoddha Dal leaders, were present.
Meanwhile, BNP Senior Joint-Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi led a procession in the capital on Saturday demanding party chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia’s immediate release from jail.
The procession started from in front of the BMA Bhaban on the Tapkhana Road and ended at Paltan intersection in t BNP Dhaka South City Unit Joint General Secretary Arifur Rahman Nadim and other leaders and activists participated in the procession.
