e marking the 95th birth anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the National Children’s Day. Sheikh Hasina, also president of the ruling Awami League, urged the countrymen and party activists to rise up against militancy. “There’ll be no room for militancy on the home soil. Everyone should be vocal against militancy,” she said, urging them to hand fire-bombers to law-enforcement agencies. The premier said the way the militants are being tried in the world over, the trial here will be held following similar standards. Pointing an accusing finger at Khaleda Zia, Hasina said the BNP chief wants to save her and the identified war criminals from standing trial through carrying out violence. “There’s no use creating mayhem. There’s no room for anarchy here.” The BNP chief has been burning people to death one after another in the name of movement and doing destructive politics to hinder the country’s progress, she alleged. “Khaleda doesn’t believe in the country’s independence as she loves Pakistan. Pakistan is in her heart,” The PM said in an oblique reference. She claimed her government is busy carrying out development work but the BNP chief is busy with destruction staying in her office. Expressing her grievances over BNP’s destructive politics, Hasina queried: Why would the commoners vote for the party that kills people in arson attacks. “Those who believe in development cannot vote that party.” People are observing Bangabandhu’s birthday at a time when they are being oppressed. “When trial of war criminals is being held for committing crimes against humanity during the liberation war, a party along with the human rights violators has been enforcing an illogical movement.” Listing her government’s development activities, the premier said the country’s foreign reserves now stand at over $24 billion. “Countries with strong economy face hardship amid global recession, but we maintain sustained progress. The BNP chief can’t tolerate it,” she went on. Senior AL leaders Amir Hossain Amu, Tofail Ahmed, Suranjit Sengupta, Mosharraf Hossain and Syed Ashraful Islam, among others, also spoke at the event with the premier in the chair.
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Khaleda carrying out violence to hamper development: PM Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday issued a strongly worded warning to the troublemakers hindering the country’s progress through mindless:Daily Sun
e marking the 95th birth anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the National Children’s Day. Sheikh Hasina, also president of the ruling Awami League, urged the countrymen and party activists to rise up against militancy. “There’ll be no room for militancy on the home soil. Everyone should be vocal against militancy,” she said, urging them to hand fire-bombers to law-enforcement agencies. The premier said the way the militants are being tried in the world over, the trial here will be held following similar standards. Pointing an accusing finger at Khaleda Zia, Hasina said the BNP chief wants to save her and the identified war criminals from standing trial through carrying out violence. “There’s no use creating mayhem. There’s no room for anarchy here.” The BNP chief has been burning people to death one after another in the name of movement and doing destructive politics to hinder the country’s progress, she alleged. “Khaleda doesn’t believe in the country’s independence as she loves Pakistan. Pakistan is in her heart,” The PM said in an oblique reference. She claimed her government is busy carrying out development work but the BNP chief is busy with destruction staying in her office. Expressing her grievances over BNP’s destructive politics, Hasina queried: Why would the commoners vote for the party that kills people in arson attacks. “Those who believe in development cannot vote that party.” People are observing Bangabandhu’s birthday at a time when they are being oppressed. “When trial of war criminals is being held for committing crimes against humanity during the liberation war, a party along with the human rights violators has been enforcing an illogical movement.” Listing her government’s development activities, the premier said the country’s foreign reserves now stand at over $24 billion. “Countries with strong economy face hardship amid global recession, but we maintain sustained progress. The BNP chief can’t tolerate it,” she went on. Senior AL leaders Amir Hossain Amu, Tofail Ahmed, Suranjit Sengupta, Mosharraf Hossain and Syed Ashraful Islam, among others, also spoke at the event with the premier in the chair.
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