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PM asks law enforcers

Act fearlessly against trouble-mongers

UNB, Munshiganj
Prime Minister Khaleda Zia yesterday reassured the people that her government would leave no stone unturned to free the country, from violence and corruption which she termed a 'vicious legacy' of the past Awami League's rule.
She asked the law-enforcement agencies to take action fearlessly against those involved in violence and ensure peace and security of the citizens.
The prime minister, whose government has armed itself with a tough law that provides for speedy trial of the perpetrators of violence, gave the directive at a public meeting here.
Presided over by Minister for Land M Shamsul Islam, the rally was also addressed, among others, by State Minister for Textiles Mizanur Rahman Sinha, Mahi B Chowdhury MP, Begum Khwaja Ahsanullah and local BNP leader M Saiful Islam.
Local BNP and its front organisation leaders, including Mojibur Rahman Molla, Saju Kamal, ABM Fazlul Karim and Shahjahan Shikdar, Ameer of Munshiganj District Jamaat-e-Islami ABM Fazlul Karim, and Advocate Mojibur Rahman, Sheikh Mohammad
Hannan, Ali Asgar Ripon, Mizanur Rahman and Abdul Hye also spoke on the occasion.
The opposition, using the wealth plundered during their five-year rule to patronize terrorism, is obstructing the development process initiated by her government, she alleged.
"They are carrying out anarchic activities with only one aim -- to create indiscipline in public life," the prime minister told her audience.
Charging the Awami League with looting crores of taka through corrupt deals like purchasing MIG fighter jets and naval frigate, she said the money looted could ensure a lot of development.
The Prime Minister said BNP believes in politics of development and people have faith in the party.
Referring to election pledges of BNP, she said the present government of four-party alliance had taken up a lot of development programmes.
She mentioned free education programme for girls up to higher secondary level, stipend for girls and cash incentives for families of poor children.
Khaleda said the programmes in the education sector would create employment opportunity for a large number of teachers.