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We will form govt: Khaleda
KACHUA (Chandpur). Mar 5: BNP leader Begum Khaleda Zia said today her party was going to form the government as it returned with single' majority in the February 27 parliamentary polls, reports UNB
Addressing a big election rally at Ashrafpur High school field, about 10 kilometres from here, she said the people had voted for her party as they wanted welfare, progress and preservation of national independence. She congratulated people on making BNP victorious.
Earlier. on her arrival here.
Begum Zia was given a rousing reception.
Enthusiastic party supporters and workers, waiving colourful banners and posters, chanted slogans thanking their leader for BNP’s spectacular election results.
Repolling will be held In two centres - Ashrafpur High School and Aliara primary school -- of the Chandpur-1 constituency on March 9. 1’olling was postponed there due to disturbances.
According to unofficial results. Mesbauddin Khan of Awami League has got 24.330 votes while BNP nominee
Principal Abul Hasnat has bagged 23.446.
There are 5.408 votes In the two centres where repolling will be held.
Presided over by Abu Taher. the meeting was also addressed. among others, by BNP nominee Abul Hasnat. Rafiqul Islam Roni. Safiuddln Ahmed. Humayun Kabir and Advocate Kazi Mozammcl Uuq.
Begum Zia urged the electorate to vote for the BNP nominee tn the repelling for the sake of democracy.
Begum Zia said the people had voted a party to power immediately after Independence. "But that party betrayed people denying them food and clothing.
The BNP leader said the nightmare of the 1974 famine, which claimed several thousand lives, still haunted the people.
Vowing to protect hard-earned Independence. Begum Zia said the national Independence might be undone if the party that killed democracy, created famine and established one-party rule got back power.
She reiterated her pledge that her party would restore democracy, protect national Independence and ensure food and clothing for the people.
The BNP leader said President Zia had initiated the politics of production in his people-oriented programmes. BNP will continue it. she added.
Begum Zia further said her party would also set up new industries, create employment opportunities by setting up small industries in rural areas, and would stop smuggling.
The probable BNP government will also revive gram sarker. palll chikitsak. rural electrification and mass literacy programmes, besides developing the communication network, she said.
In her first public meeting after the genera) elections, the BNP chief also pledged for raising age limit for government services, a longstanding demand of students.
ON her way from Dhaka. Begum Zia also addressed two wayside gatherings in Daud-kandt