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PM sees 'plot' against Osmans

Staff Correspondent
Hinting at "conspiracies" against the Osman family and its members in Narayanganj, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday in parliament said conspirators have been trying to destroy the family through repeated attempts.
She was speaking during the obituary motion on late Jatiya Party lawmaker Nasim Osman.
There are very' few people in Bangladesh who had been in politics and did not commit any crime, she mentioned.
"But some vested quarters launched targeted propaganda against some particular families and individuals and attacked them," added the PM. Elected uncontested to the House from Narayanganj-5, Nasim died in India on April 29.
Paying rich tributes to the late legislator, the leader of the House said there are some families and individuals who have been targeted by some vested quarters time and again since the tenure of Yahya Khan in Pakistan and the successive governments in Bangladesh after 1975.
"Their [families and individuals] small offences are always magnified. But there are many people who commit major crimes, which are always overlooked by the vested quarters," noted Hasina.
She said if anyone commits a crime, that person will have to face trial. "And the law will take its own course.... But the nation will have to be careful so that no family is belittled politically and destroyed by conspiracies."
Describing Nasim's glorious role during the Liberation War and after the assassination of Bangabandhu, she said the nation will remember forever his rebellious role after the assassination of Bangabandhu.
The PM added: "He [Nasim] sacrificed his happiness, future and newly-wed wife only to avange the murder of the Father of the Nation." ZIA BACKED KILLERS
On the murder of Bangabandhu, she said it is true that a member of the Awami League Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed had killed Bangabandhu.
"But the killers of Bangabandhu -Col Faruk, Col Rashid, Col Huda, Dalim - got full support from Zia |Cen Ziaur Rahman]," she mentioned.
In an interview with the BBC, Col Faruk had said when they went to Cen Zia, they got his full support in the conspiracy of killing Bangabandhu, recalled the PM.
The first budget session of 10th parliament started at 5:05pm, with Speaker Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury in the chair.
Earlier, the Business Advisory Committee at a meeting decided that the budget session will continue till July 3.