In the name of so-called movement, leaders and workers of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) have started terror activities on the streets across the country. The party is currently observing different programmes in the name of movements across the country with the aim of creating violence.
The party leaders and activists are getting involved in clashes with police in different places of the country. They are also carrying out attacks on Awami League leaders and activists.
In the name of movement, BNP wants to gain political interest by creating a frightening situation through terrorism and violence. Their main motive is to create disorder.
BNP leaders and activists torched flags, vehicles, destroyed banners and festoons of Awami League and launched attacks on Awami League leaders and activists in different places including capital Dhaka.
If the BNP comes to
power again, the spirit
of the Liberation War
will be destroyed
They have proved that the party could not come out of their confrontational and destructive politics. The party’s movement means destroying national resources and killing country’s people through arson attacks.
Their leaders give orders to carry out terror activities and they also negotiate with global terrorist organisations to capsize power. They are going door-to-door of their foreign masters preparing false, fabricated and imaginary reports against the government and the ruling Awami League.
But the countrymen will do a ballot revolution to ensure the defeat of those who want to lead the country from abroad and sell the sovereignty of the country for paower.
Therefore, people must stay alert and will have to be determined to free the country from terrorists and suppressors. If the BNP men try to create even the slightest chaos anywhere in the country, being imbued with the spirit of the Liberation War people from all walks of life will have to respond strongly.
If the BNP comes to power again, the spirit of the Liberation War will be destroyed. Therefore, we cannot let BNP go to power as it is the patron of anti-liberation and communal forces and militancy.
