Chattogram:Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has called upon BNP leaders and activists to take a responsible approach in creating a 'New Bangladesh' by meeting public aspirations, maintaining law and order, and executing the party's electoral commitments. He addressed these issues during an organizational meeting of BNP's Chattogram metropolitan, north, and south district units at the Radisson Blu in Chattogram.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the Prime Minister highlighted the importance of fulfilling promises made to the public, emphasizing that the party's duty is to prioritize education, health, law and order, and public welfare. He underscored the need for leaders to understand and address the aspirations and daily life challenges of the people, ensuring cooperation and services are provided to them.
He also advised against actions that could lead to public dissatisfaction or damage the party's reputation, urging leaders to place public welfare above personal interests. The meeting, chaired by Chattogram Metropolitan BNP Convener Ershad Ullah and conducted by Member Secretary Nazimur Rahman, saw the attendance of more than 500 party leaders and activists, including BNP Acting Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi Ahmed and other notable ministers and lawmakers.
Tarique Rahman stressed the importance of maintaining public trust and affection for successful political activities and called for collaboration with the administration and law enforcement agencies to ensure public safety and resolve local issues. He recognized the past sacrifices of BNP leaders and activists and urged them to draw lessons from these experiences to fulfill their responsibilities more effectively.
The Prime Minister encouraged vigilance against misinformation and conspiracy as the local government elections approach. He advocated for stronger organizational unity and decision-making through coordination with local leadership, emphasizing that differences within the party should be resolved through dialogue to prevent political opponents from exploiting internal divisions.