BNP government is deceiving and betraying the people, says Shafiqur Rahman
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At a glance
- Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami chief Shafiqur Rahman accused the BNP-led government of betraying voters and breaking its promises.
- Speaking at an 11-party alliance rally in Narayanganj, he criticized the governmentโs position on implementing the July Charter and the referendum verdict.
- He said the alliance would remain on the streets until its demands were met.
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami chief Shafiqur Rahman accused the BNP-led government of betraying the public during a roadside rally in Narayanganj.
This government is deceiving and betraying the people. It made promises but broke them. The people will not forgive them.
Speaking at Shimrail Truck Stand at about 9 a.m., as an 11-party alliance began a long march from Dhaka to Chattogram, Shafiqur Rahman criticized the governmentโs position on implementing the July Charter and the referendum verdict. โThis government is deceiving and betraying the people. It made promises but broke them. The people will not forgive them,โ he said.
We have taken to the streets to fulfil your demands. We will return home only after the demands are met.
He said the alliance had taken to the streets to meet public demands and would return home only after those demands were fulfilled. He also said the protests aimed to implement what he called the peopleโs mandate from the referendum and to ensure electricity and lighting in peopleโs homes.
We have taken to the streets to implement the peopleโs mandate given through the referendum and to ensure electricity and lighting in your homes.
NCP Convener Nahid Islam, Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis Ameer Maulana Mamunul Haque, LDP Chairman Oli Ahmed and NCP Joint Member Secretary Advocate Abdullah Al Amin were among the other speakers at the temporary stage beside the Dhaka-Chattogram highway. โOur united effort will succeed,โ Shafiqur Rahman said.
Our united effort will succeed.
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