It would have been better if I had died before seeing Bangabandhu's house burn

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Published: 12:07 7 August 2024
It would have been better if I had died before seeing Bangabandhu's house burn down, President of Krishak Sramik Janata League Bangbir Quader Siddiqui said, Bangabandhu and Sheikh Hasina are not of the same mind. Bangabandhu is the father of the nation, the great hero of freedom. It would have been better if I had died before seeing the burning of the house at 32 Dhanmondi today.
He said these things while visiting Bangabandhu's house at 32 Dhanmondi on Wednesday (August 7) morning.
Kader Siddiqui said, surely Awami League has done many wrong things. But Sheikh Mujib has not done anything, he has honored the Bengali nation a lot. Today's devastation will be a disgrace for the Bengali nation in future history.
Calling upon the student leaders, he said, save the country from destruction. Save the lives of minorities. There is no fault if Awami League party, don't lay hands on any Awami League. Establish peace in the country. I want peace in the country from now on.
Being the head of the interim government. Congratulating Muhammad Yunus, Bangbir said, there is no point in him (Dr. Yunus) sitting in Paris for a moment. If we do not bring peace and order to the country, the consequences will be the same. That's why I ask everyone to be patient. Asking everyone to stay under control. Congratulating the students, I will say that it is a big responsibility to protect the peace and order of the country. I hope they will not fail in this duty.
He also said, Bangabandhu will be alive, his honor will be forever. Those who are doing this crime will be judged one day or the other.
Stating that nothing will happen to the Awami League leaders and activists, he said that the disaster that came through the killing of Bangabandhu is not a bigger disaster than that. They will suffer for some time. But it won't be doomsday at all.
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