BNP Joint Secretary General Shaheed Uddin Chowdhury Annie has alleged that Sheikh Hasina fled but her dwellers were still conspiring in the country.
Annie made the allegation while distributing dutin among the floods affected by the floods in Lakshmipur on Wednesday morning. District BNP member secretary Shahabuddin Sabu presided over the function.
Annie said party leaders and activists were working under the direction of BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman to stand beside the floods. About 5,000 bundles of bundles have been distributed in Lakshmipur.
The BNP joint secretary general said, “The weapons that were looted by attacking and setting fire to the police stations across the country on August 5 have not yet been recovered. Fascism allies and companions are trying to deteriorate law and order in the country with illegal weapons and illegal weapons near the Awami League. Although the autocratic Sheikh Hasina escaped, their accomplices and their companions were still conspiring against the country. The interim government will have to launch special operations to recover the looted weapons. It will have the support and cooperation of the BNP. '
Stating that the law and order situation in the country is deteriorating, the BNP leader said, “Theft, robbery and fights are taking place. Due to the weapons looted from the police station, the law and order situation is deteriorating day by day. If these weapons are not recovered quickly, they will be able to occupy the center during the elections in the coming days. But it will not be allowed to do in any way. All the conspiracies have to be dealt with with everyone. '
According to Annie, both the Jatiya Sangsad elections and reforms are very important. So he urged the elections to be completed in a short time.
Speaking to the party leaders and activists, the leader said, “There will be competition in politics, but vengeance cannot be. All the differences have to be forgotten and united. Everyone has to build a beautiful Bangladesh. The autocratic Sheikh Hasina has lagged behind the country. To rescue us from there we need reform on the one hand, and on the other, the representative government of the people is needed. We are looking at a beautiful and neutral election. '
