Let's realise 'Move forward Bangladesh' mission together

State-sponsored attacks on Awami League leaders including the gruesome assassination plot when militants were hired and grenades were thrown at an anti-terrorism rally targeting the then opposition leader Sheikh Hasina in 2004 and leading the country to become a champion in corruption index for five consecutive years define BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami when they ruled the country between 2001 and 2006, writes Sajeeb Wazed, ICT Affairs Advisor to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
When voted out of power, BNP-Jamaat unleashed a deadly spree of arson attacks, instead of taking part in polls, that left over hundreds of civilians injured and many burnt to death; targeted attacks were also launched on law enforcers and minorities, narrates a video posted on his verified Facebook page, reports UNB.
The video also cites a Canadian court ruling that found BNP to be a "terrorist outfit," adding that its sole purpose is to grab state power without being bothered about the country's development or progress.