Publish : 27 Dec 2021, 08:55 PMUpdate : 27 Dec 2021, 08:55 PM
Senior BNP leader Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain on Monday said that the Awami League government was on the verge of collapse under the weight of its own misdeeds.
Speaking at a discussion, he also said that a healthy atmosphere for holding credible elections could not be restored in the country as long as the current government remained in power.
"They’re also under tremendous pressure internationally. Now it’s time for us to give it a push together with the people,” said Mosharraf, a member of the party’s Standing Committee.
The BNP leader called upon the people of all walks of life to create solid unity to establish a pro-people government by ensuring the fall of the current regime through a mass movement.
Bangladesh South Asian Youth Research Centre arranged the program titled “Human Rights Issues and the Image of Bangladesh” at Dhaka Reporters’ Unity (DRU) in Dhaka.
Mosharraf voiced concern over the violence centring the fourth phase of Union Parishad elections. "You’ve seen the widespread violence, terrorist acts and clashes in the elections, resulting in losses of lives.”
He accused the current government of completely destroying the electoral system of the country. “It’s clear that democracy and a fair electoral system will not come back under this government.”
The BNP leader mentioned that there was no alternative to bringing a change in power to get rid of misrule of the current appalling situation of the country.
He bemoaned that Bangladesh was identified as a country of the worst dictator.
“This is very unfortunate. The aspiration of the Liberation War was a democratic Bangladesh. But now democracy has vanished. This regime has ruined democracy to cling to power as they did the same thing in the past.”
Referring to the recent US sanctions on the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and its seven current and former top officials, he said that it was a matter of shame.
“The US sanctions have globally branded Bangladesh as a country without human rights,” he added.
Mosharraf alleged that the government was violating the human rights of BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia by not allowing her to receive treatment abroad.
BNP: Government faces collapse under weight of misdeeds
Senior BNP leader Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain on Monday said that the Awami League government was on the verge of collapse under the weight of its own misdeeds.
Speaking at a discussion, he also said that a healthy atmosphere for holding credible elections could not be restored in the country as long as the current government remained in power.
"They’re also under tremendous pressure internationally. Now it’s time for us to give it a push together with the people,” said Mosharraf, a member of the party’s Standing Committee.
The BNP leader called upon the people of all walks of life to create solid unity to establish a pro-people government by ensuring the fall of the current regime through a mass movement.
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Bangladesh South Asian Youth Research Centre arranged the program titled “Human Rights Issues and the Image of Bangladesh” at Dhaka Reporters’ Unity (DRU) in Dhaka.
Mosharraf voiced concern over the violence centring the fourth phase of Union Parishad elections. "You’ve seen the widespread violence, terrorist acts and clashes in the elections, resulting in losses of lives.”
He accused the current government of completely destroying the electoral system of the country. “It’s clear that democracy and a fair electoral system will not come back under this government.”
The BNP leader mentioned that there was no alternative to bringing a change in power to get rid of misrule of the current appalling situation of the country.
He bemoaned that Bangladesh was identified as a country of the worst dictator.
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“This is very unfortunate. The aspiration of the Liberation War was a democratic Bangladesh. But now democracy has vanished. This regime has ruined democracy to cling to power as they did the same thing in the past.”
Referring to the recent US sanctions on the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and its seven current and former top officials, he said that it was a matter of shame.
“The US sanctions have globally branded Bangladesh as a country without human rights,” he added.
Mosharraf alleged that the government was violating the human rights of BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia by not allowing her to receive treatment abroad.