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A political party hatching conspiracy, says PM

BSS, Barguna
Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has said a political party is hatching conspiracy against the country with the support of its foreign allies, and urged people to identify and resist the conspirators.
"A deep-rooted conspiracy is going on against Bangladesh. This conspiracy is against the development and democracy of the country," she said while addressing a public meeting at Zia Ground in Pathorghata upazila of the district.
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The prime minister vowed to face the conspiracy with the support of the people and go ahead with development programmes of her government.
Without naming anyone, she said 'they' want to make Bangladesh a vassal state and install a puppet government here.
"But the people will never allow it to happen. They liberated the country so as not to be subservient to anybody," she added.
Khaleda said the conspiracy of that particular political party involving their 'foreign agents' will never be successful.
She blasted the opposition party for resorting to hartal and arson on the streets without attending the parliament sessions and said they are doing so as they do not want development of the country.
When the country's law and order situation improved remarkably following activities of the Rab (Rapid Action Battalion), that party has begun a new conspiracy involving 'bomb', she said.
Chaired by Barguna BNP President Nurul Islam Moni, the rally was addressed, among others, by Health and Family Welfare Minister Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain, Social Welfare Minister Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid, Water Resources Minister Hafizuddin Ahmed, State Minister for Cultural Affairs Selima Rahman and Prime Minister's Political Secretary Harris Chowdhury.
The prime minister said the four-party alliance has come to power not at the mercy of anybody. "We are in power with the blessings ofAllah and the support of the people," she added.
In a veiled reference to the main opposition Awami League, she said, when in power, that party did nothing for the people, except spreading terrorism and corruption in the country.
Now they are trying to stop the massive development activities being carried out by the coalition government, she added.
The prime minister sought people's support for her party candidates in the next general elections.
She alleged the opposition party is trying to collapse the country's education system by calling strikes in educational institutions in a planned way.