UNB, Dhaka :
BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia on Monday urged the government to step down following the example set by British Prime Minister David Cameron.
“We would like to ask Awami League to quit. You (AL) please look at Britain and learn. You’re hanging onto office usurping power illegally without people’s mandate when an elected British prime minister is stepping down after the defeat in a referendum there,” she said. The BNP chief was addressing an
iftar party organised by Agriculturists Association of Bangladesh at the Ladies’ Club.
Khaleda also called upon the government to hand over power to a neutral government as per people’s expectations and arrange an election. “We’ll accept the people’s mandate whatever it might be. You should also accept the result if we come out victorious,” she said.
BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia on Monday urged the government to step down following the example set by British Prime Minister David Cameron.
“We would like to ask Awami League to quit. You (AL) please look at Britain and learn. You’re hanging onto office usurping power illegally without people’s mandate when an elected British prime minister is stepping down after the defeat in a referendum there,” she said. The BNP chief was addressing an
iftar party organised by Agriculturists Association of Bangladesh at the Ladies’ Club.
Khaleda also called upon the government to hand over power to a neutral government as per people’s expectations and arrange an election. “We’ll accept the people’s mandate whatever it might be. You should also accept the result if we come out victorious,” she said.
