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Hasina lashes out at Khaleda

Bss, Dhaka
Accusing the opposition leader of killing innocent people in the name of hartal, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday asked how much blood the BNP chief needed to quench her thirst.
"The opposition leader is not happy over the way she unleashes violence. She wants more destruction and anarchy. She needs more blood," Hasina said.
"I don't know how much blood would satisfy her thirst. I want to ask her how much blood of people she would take."
The prime minister made the comments while addressing a programme at the Gono Bhaban, where she handed over cheques to the victims of Jamaat-Hefajat mayhem at Fatikchhari in Chittagong on April 11.
She said the "vengeful opposition" is burning people to death; even kids are not spared. "They don't want development, they want dead bodies."
Urging the opposition to refrain from destructive acts in the name of hartal, Hasina said there is no public involvement in their movement.
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She said, "The BNP does not believe in democracy, it believes in terrorism."
About her dialogue offer to the opposition leader, the prime minister said she requested her to sit for talks in the interest of the people.
"The way she turned down my proposal is not decent and the language she used is not political. She told me that she won't sit with me," the PM said.
She said Bangladesh was turned into a haven for terrorists and militants during the last BNP-Jamaat rule. "They want to take the country back to that dark chapter," she added.
PARLIAMENTARY BOARD MEETS
Our correspondent reports: The ruling Awami League will hold a meeting on November 24 with everyone seeking its nomination for the 10th general election.
The AL's parliamentary board took the decision at its meeting with party president Sheikh Hasina in the chair.
Held at the Gono Bhaban, the meeting lasted for only half an hour. Party leaders Tofail Ahmed, Kazi Zafrullah, Syed Ashraful Islam and Obaidul Quader were present, among others.
Sources said the meeting discussed, among other issues, formation of an allparty polls-time government and Jatiya Party chairman's frequent shifts in position.
Meanwhile, 2,743 people have so far collected AL's nomination forms. The sale of nomination forms would end today.
On the fifth day, the party sold 510 nomination forms.
Those who collected forms yesterday included AL leaders Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim, Mohammad Nasim, Jahangir Kabir Nanak, Quamrul Islam, Abu Sayeed Al Mahmud Swapan, Mrinal Kami Das, Azmat Ullah, Abul Hasnat Abdullah, Tipu Munshi, Iqbalur Rahim, Shahriar Alam, Tarana Halim, Haji Mohammad Selim, Shahe Alam Murad, Bahadur Bepari, Marufa Akhter Popy, Shakawat Hossain Shafiq.