PM wonders why some parties want to oust her govt

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said a group of political parties joined hands with BNP-Jamaat alliance to try to oust her government and return the country to an era of darkness again, reports UNB.
"Mr Manna, Dr Kamal Hossain, Communist Party, left-leaning parties are now tagged with BNP-Jamaat alliance for forging movement to oust the Awami League government," she said in naming the leaders and parties.
Hasina, also the president of the ruling Awami League, was speaking at the opening of a weeklong programme marking the Golden Jubilee of founding of Bangladesh Krishak League, an associate body of the party.
The programme was held at Krishibid Institution, Bangladesh while the prime minister joined it virtually.
"What is their motive to oust the government", she asked. "(It is just) to deprive the people from all the facilities that are being given by the government," she said.
She said that there are some political leaders in the country who never remain beside the people during any crisis, but are very much busy to talk about movement for ousting the Awami League government.
"What is the fault of Awami League government? Why do they want to oust it?," she wondered.
Hasina said people voted Awami League to power in 2008 national polls in support of the party's election manifesto.
"In that manifesto we had declared Vision 2021. I am expressing my gratitude towards the people of the country for electing us repeatedly," she said.
She also said that the government has attained the targets declared in the party's election manifestoes.
"We have promoted our country from least developed country to developing country while we were celebrating the birth centenary of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the Golden Jubilee of the Independence," she said.
Referring to her critics she again wondered why don't they like the country's graduation to a developing country. "Is it the reason why they want to remove this government?," she said adding, "My question to them is what's our crime."
Bangladesh Krishak League President Samir Chandra and former presidents of Krishak League Dr Mirza Abdul Jalil and Motahar Hossain Molla, former Krishak League general secretaries Mizanur Rahman and Harun Or Rashid Hawladar and current secretary Umme Kulsum also spoke at the programme.
A video documentary on Krishak League was screened at the programme.