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March to Dhaka

15 of AL, JP demand arrest of 'bombers, terrorists'

Staff Correspondent
In a joint statement, 13 Awami League lawmakers and two Jatiya Party candidates of the upcoming polls last night urged law enforcers to arrest bombers and terrorists who "took shelter in Dhaka" and maintain law and order in the capital.
These "terrorists and bombers” had killed people, detonated bombs and carried out arson and mayhem around the country during the BNP-led 18-party's recent hartals and blockades, they said.
They also alleged that these criminals had taken shelter at hotels, relative's houses, messes, hostels and slums in the capital to break down law and order in the capital.
They also urged the capital's residents to remain alert and help law enforcers catch these criminals who "have already arrived or will come to
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people used to say the sun never sets on the British empire. Today, we can say the sun never sets on the Bangladeshi peacekeepers," he said.
"However, unlike Europeans, Bangladeshis don't travel around the world to plunder different regions. The Bangladeshi army members spend their lives in faraway countries to restore peace and serve people."
He stressed that the Bangladeshi peacekeepers, who had lost their lives
abroad, should be honoured on the independence and victory days of Bangladesh.
Farida Rouf, who lost her only child Capt Arifur Rahman Talukder in the fatal crash on December 25,2003, said, "I have been living with the memories of my beloved son for 10 years. I am grateful to the people who, like me, still remember him.”
Maybe the dedicated peacekeepers of Bangladesh are not recognised in the country, but they are always loved around the world, said Maj (retd) Khandakar
Nurul Islam, chairman of Afsar Group Bangladesh.
Prof Emeritus Dr Rashid Uddin Ahmed and Maj (retd) Amin Ahmed Afsari also spoke at the event.
Among the Benin crash victims, thirteen served in Sierra Leone and the remaining two officers were stationed in Liberia. They were coming home on vacation as the tragedy occurred.
A total of 114 Bangladeshi peacekeepers have lost their lives since 1988 when Bangladesh started serving the UN peacekeeping missions.