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BNP warns of massive street protests after Eid
BNP secretary general Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan yesterday ■ emanded of the government to' release the party leaders and workers immediately, and said otherwise it will l>e forced to announce massive street protests after Eid-ul-Azha, reports UNB.
"Release all our leaders and workers forthwith and withdraw all false cases. None will be able to protect you (government) if we start move-ment against you.” he said addressing a big rally in front of the party central office in the city.
The BNP organised the rally as part of its countrywide demonstration demanding the release of BNP leaders and also withdrawal of "false" cases against the party activists.
Bhuiyan accused the ruling
Awami League of killing more than 100 BNP leaders and ac-■ ''Sts across the country and said the killers were moving 1>eely under the nose of the law enforcers.
He alleged that police forces have been instructed to safeguard the Awami League terrorists and killers of BNP activists. The administration, particularly the police, was not be‘ng allowed to work Impartially. he added.
Referring to the double murder in Feni town, the BNP secretary general said none oi the accused has yet been arrested, though the culprits are moving freely.
"BNP will not tolerate the government's policy to safeguard the killers. Bring the killers to book immediately
and give them exemplary punishment," he said.
Terming the government "litigious." he said: 1 have never heard of such a government in the world. This government has earned name and fame through filing false cases against its political opponents and it is their only achievement since assuming power.
Referring to the government's accusation against BNP of pelting stones at Yasser Arafat's vehicle, Bhuiyan said, “Arafat is a most respected person among the world leaders. He is a very popular and respected personality to all BNP men. We've supported all activities of Arafat, so the question of pelting stone? at his vehicle cannot arise at all."
He blamed the ruling party for the incident and said, "ft was stage-managed. The Awami League activists had done it and now blame us to tarnish the image of BNP."
Mentioning the government's "sabotage phobia" and frequent accusations against BNP. Bhuiyan said the BNP does not believe in the politics of sabotage, conspiracy and destruc- • tion.
These are rather the popular means of Awami League politics, he alleged.
The BNP secretary general said his party believes in peace, production, discipline and development. "BNP has built the country and now the Awami League is destroying everything."
Presided ovei by Sadek Hossain Khoka MP. the rally was also addressed by Chowdhury Tanvir Ahmed Siddiqi. Tariqul Islam, Mir Shawkat Ali, Khur-shid Jahan Haq MP. Amanul-lah Aman MP. Abdullah Al Noman. Barrister Abui Hasnat, Barkatullah Bulu MP, Rezabul-lah Chowdhury. Fazlul Haq Milon. Shahiduddin Chowdhury Anee and Afroza Abbas.
After the meeting BNP brought out a procession which paraded different city streets.