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MPs not elected to set vehicles afire

PM criticises AL for not joining JS

UNB, Lalmonirhat
Prime Minister Khaleda Zia yesterday questioned whether an MP should set afire and vandalise vehicles on the streets instead of joining parliament sessions for which people elect him.
Criticising the Awami Legaue ( AL) MPs for not joining parliament and staging procession inside the parliament building, she urged people to tell them there is no use voting them in future as they did not go to parliament this time.
Addressing a public meeting at the Collectorate ground here Khaleda said, " Peace and discipline are of utmost necessity now but the opposition party (Awami League) is impairing these. They (AL) don't want to let us work for the country."
The BNP chairperson firmly
said people voted the BNP-led alliance to power considering its election commitments, which the government is implementing in phases.
The prime minister alleged the AL is making false propaganda against the government to garner public support for its resignation.
"We want to work for people's welfare but they (AL) enforce hartal to obstruct the process ," Khaleda said.
The prime minister once again warned of legal actions against anybody regardless of his political identity for damaging public wealth and creating chaos.
She said the AL men have become frustrated sensing they have no chance of coming to power again because of the development activities under the present government.
Amidst claps from the crowd, she mentioned her government's achievements so far and said the rest of its election commitments would be fulfilled in the remaining years of her government's tenure.
About the post-independence and the immediate past AL rule, Khaleda said their times witnessed famines, violence, corruption, plunder of public wealth and insecurity of life and property.
She said her government is working to build a country free from poverty, illiteracy and unemployment.
The prime minister reiterated her government’s stand on maintaining communal harmony.
Presided over by Asadul Habib Dulu, deputy minister for disaster management and relief, and local MP, the meeting was also addressed by Communications Minister Nazmul Huda, Rangpur BNP leader Rahimuddin Bharasha, local BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed Helal and former JCD president Habibun Nabi Sohel.