Dhaka: Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) Chairman Mujibur Rahman Manju today emphasized that the people of Bangladesh are eager to move away from confrontational politics and aspire to lead a peaceful life.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Manju highlighted that the citizens now favor a politics of transformation. "We all have fought together to get rid of the torture, enforced disappearances, and killings during Hasina's regime. We fought for making a better Bangladesh and bring radical changes in the fate of the people," he stated while addressing a view-exchange meeting with journalists organized by AB Party Demra Police Station unit.
During the meeting, Manju introduced Lutfar Rahman Abbasi, AB Party's nominated candidate for the Dhaka-5 constituency, to the journalists. He further reiterated the party's commitment to establishing a humane state, where the people's demands are prioritized and fulfilled.
Manju stressed that AB Party is not centered around a single leader but is focused on empowering the masses. The party's primary objective is to develop permanent solutions to the problems faced by the populace.
The event was attended by AB Party Dhaka Metropolitan South Member Secretary Barkaz Nasir Ahmed, Central Labour Affairs Assistant Secretary Aziza Sultana, Central Assistant Publicity Secretary Azadul Islam Azad, Central July Uprising Affairs Assistant Secretary Rashedul Islam, and Jatrabari Convener Sultan Arif, among others.