The goal of the government is to ban all parties and survive as a single party
Photo: Collected
Published: 06:48 30 July 2024
The government's aim is to ban all parties and survive as a single party. The students wanted to discuss the quota reform but the government showed arrogance by treating the landlords lightly. BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said that this government is trying to create a reign of terror by intimidating the people of the country.
He said these things in a press conference at Gulshan office of BNP on Tuesday (July 30).
The secretary general said that he has not seen such an incident in politics after strongly condemning and protesting the police attack on the peaceful movement of the students and immediately releasing the arrested students. The entire nation has been made a mockery of students' deaths. Government has no representation. An invisible force is running this country.
Advertisement
Most Readed - Politics
- 500-year-old Sardar House damaged after Coke Studio shooting
- Mirza Abbas: Political Career, Ministerial Tenure, Cases, Controversies and the Rumors Surrounding the Hadi Murder
- Mirza Abbas returns home, preparing to return to Dhaka after five and a half months
- Neymar suffers from flu, Santos worries grow ahead of Corinthians derby
- ‘They will kill me’, mother and newborn die after last plea
- Autorickshaws banned on main roads of the capital, to operate in 8 zones on internal roads
- Highway blockade in Tentulia to protest sexual abuse of child, demand arrest and punishment
- Dhallywood King Shakib Khan: From Blockbuster Movies to Marriage and Controversies
- Mayoral candidate Nasim Mondal faces the public at a courtyard meeting in Sreepur
- Tokyo, not Bangkok, is becoming the new center of sex tourism
- Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to visit US for 10 days, address UN General Assembly in September
- I never thought of such a wonderful debut in Dhaka cinema: Madhumita Sarkar is excited
- Kangana Ranaut slams Naseeruddin Shah for calling him a 'fox'
- Even though I am in government, I have not forgotten the struggle on the streets and the politics of the people: Ishraq Hossain
- Who is Ruhul Kabir Rizvi? Education, political life and current responsibilities
- Chilean football league rules changed for Vojinha
- If the referendum verdict is upheld, Oli Ahmed would have been the president: Jamaat
- Young man leaves weapon at opponent's house, calls police, hangs himself
- Two helicopters collide in mid-air while fighting wildfires in Greece, 2 killed
- BPL may not happen this year: Tamim Iqbal