Member of the National Standing Committee of
BNP Gayeshwar Chandra Roy today asked the part men to remain alert against
the invisible conspirators, saying BNP must face them at any cost.
BNP men had faced Sheikh Hasina’s fascist government in last 16 years,
Gayeshwar said, adding that BNP will give time and support to the interim
government for necessary reforms and changes.
The BNP leader made the remarks while speaking as the chief guest at a Khulna
divisional grand rally organised by the BNP, Khulna division, at Shibbari
intersection on KDA Avenue in the city marking the ‘World Democracy Day’.
Gayeswar said in the last 16 years, the Awami League government destroyed all
democratic institutions of the country. Conspiracies are also being hatched
to thwart the victory of the student-people mass uprising spirit, he added.
He also called upon the interim government to withdraw all false cases filed
against BNP men and provide compensation to the families who embraced
martyrdom and received wounds
in the recent Anti-discrimination Student
Movement.
“Those who opposed the movement and supported the immediate past autocratic
government of Sheikh Hasina, we still see them in the administration. They
have not been removed. We demand they must be removed immediately,” the
senior leader said.
Chaired by the convener of city unit BNP convening committee advocate
Shafiqul Islam Mona, Sayed Mehedi Ahmed Rumi, adviser of the BNP Chairperson
Begum Khaleda Zia, Rakibul Islam Rakib, student affairs secretary of central
BNP, Azizul Bari Helal, information affairs secretary of central BNP, Habibul
Islam Habib, central publication secretary of BNP, Anindya Islam Amit, acting
organizing secretary of BNP of Khulna division and convener of the district
unit BNP Amir Ezaz Khan also spoke at the event.
Member secretaries of the City and district units of BNP Shafiqul Islam Tuhin
and Monirul Hasan Bappy conducted the meeting.
Later, a mammoth procession was brought out that paraded main streets in the
city
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ource: Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha