Awami League (AL) General Secretary Obaidul Quader said on Friday BNP is hatching conspiracy to heat up the country's political field in the name of forming a national government, reports BSS.
"Each BNP leader is speaking in different tones in different times. In the name of the election-time government or neutral government or sometimes a national government, they are hatching conspiracy to heat up the political ground, which will never succeed," he said.
Quader, also the road transport and bridges minister, said the national election will be held at due time in accordance with the constitutional procedures.
Claiming that BNP as a political party has absolutely failed and become politically bankrupt, he said top leaders of that party had been immersed in corruption and convicted by the court, making them fugitive and exiled.
Quader said the party is politically bearing the responsibility for the graft of its top leaders and that is why BNP leaders are disappointed today.
The country's people are now united under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with the spirit of Liberation War and in the interest of the country's development and progress, he said.
"The Bangalees are a nation of braves. As per the principles and ideology of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, thousands of AL leaders and workers under the leadership of Sheikh Hasina resisted all plots and will do so in the future," he said.
The AL general secretary said the speeches and statements of BNP leaders, including its secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, are violating all the political norms.
Their remarks and statements are full of lies and propaganda, he added.
Noting that BNP leaders are desperate now to assume state power, he said their reckless and irresponsible statements are nothing but a conspiracy to create crisis in the politics of Bangladesh.
Quader said BNP founder Ziaur Rahman is the father of 'vote robbery and killing of democracy' in independent Bangladesh.
He said Zia turned the electoral system of Bangladesh into a farce by holding so-called 'Yes-No' vote in 1977.
Later, Khaleda Zia wanted to cling to power by creating 12.3 million fake voters, he added.
To erase the opposition from the field of politics, the AL general secretary said BNP carried out a grenade attack on August 21 in 2004 under patron of Hawa Bhaban aiming to kill AL President Sheikh Hasina
© 2024 - All Rights with The Financial Express
