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Unite against anarchy, violence: Hasina

UNB, Marina
Again accusing the opposition BNP-Jamaat, and Hefajat of attacking the people as well as burning them to death in vehicles during the countrywide shutdowns, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday called upon the country's people to unite against such anarchy and violence by the opposition.
"They (BNP-Jamaat-Hefajat) want to take political benefit in the name of Islam. They unleash sniper attacks on people, burn sleeping people to death in buses being aggrieved as people don't respond to their call for movement," she added.
Hasina was addressing a public rally organised by Bamna upazila Awa mi League
at the Sarwar Jahan Pilot High School ground in Barguna.
Newly inducted Ministers Amir Hossain Amu and Tofail Ahmed, local MP Shawkat Hasanur Rahman Rimon and chairman of parliamentary standing committee on Shipping Ministry Nur-e-Alam Chowdhurys Liton also spoke at the rally chaired by Bamna upazila AL president Adv Md Harun ur Rashid.
Listing various development activities of the present government, Hasina sought vote for "Boat", the election symbol of AL, in the next general election and thus give her party another opportunity to serve the nation.
Wondering how a Muslim could pour petrol and burn another Muslim, Harun ur Rashid said, "What type of politics is this
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and what type of movement is this?"
About Qaumi madrasa, the prime minister said the present government had already formed a commission in this regard while an authority would be formed following the recommendations of this commission.
She said this authority would fix curriculum for the Qaumi madrasa as well as issuing certificates, but it would not be made mandatory. With such certificates, the Qaumi madrasa students would be able to work both at home and abroad.
"But, there are some people who are in favour of such initiative and also some others who are against it. I hope, we all will
make a decision in this regard," she said.
"We want that everyone living in the country will be able to perform their respective religion as this is the lesson of holy Quran," she added.
Recalling the contributions of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman towards the spread of Islam, Hasina said Bangabandhu had banned liquor and gambling and also set up Islamic Foundation alongside developing the Baitul Mukarram Mosque.
Taking a swipe at Jamaat and Hefajat for setting fire to mosques and copies of the holy Quran doing politics in the name of Islam, she said they had set fire to mosques and copies of the Quran to fulfill their political vengeance.