'Say Ziabad, say Mujibabad, we don't want any exception in Bangladesh.' Nasiruddin Patwari, convener of the National Citizens Committee, said this.
He said this at a discussion meeting held at the office of the National Citizen Committee at Rupayaan Tower of Banglamator in the capital on Wednesday (January 22) evening.
Political Speech Series Part-3 'Famine of 1974: Impact on Bangladesh's Politics and Development' This discussion was organized by the National Citizen Committee. The speaker was University of London professor Dr. Naomi Hossain.
Nasiruddin Patwari said, 'I want to move away from the ideological divide. Say Ziabad, say Mujibabad, we don't want any exception in Bangladesh. We want only one thing in Bangladesh that is the people. People will be in prime location. The constitution will be made based on the evaluation of the people. We want to fight for the people by focusing on the people. We want to go to the people. May the victory of the people continue. May the people be our motivation May our future progress be strengthened by that strength.'
Patwari also said, 'I think everyone's vote has the same price. Martyrs in the coup were all marginal level. Rickshaw pullers and laborers were martyred in the movement. We were able to make an application to them. It should be maintained. All institutions have been destroyed. With no social state institutions left, none could fill the country's expectations. We will continue working in Grameganj.'
Pointing out that the post-24 people are uniting in the new Bangladesh, Patwari said, 'I speak a lot without knowing the culture of the current political party. Political rhetoric is marketed to mislead the public without telling the facts. They spread more harmfully. And fights broke out at the Thana district level.'
The convener of the National Citizens Committee said, 'In the current political environment we are in, the crisis will come. We do not want any chapter of history to remain in darkness. Let everyone know about them. It should be delivered to people in a way they understand. The quality of everyone's vote is the same.'
Leaders and workers of various levels of National Citizen Committee gave speeches in the discussion meeting.
