Khaleda has no right to do politics: Noor

Cultural Affairs Minister Asaduzzaman Noor yesterday said BNP Chairperson  Khaleda Zia has no right to do politics in Bangladesh as she do not believe in its history and disrespected the supreme sacrifices of the Liberation War martyrs, reports BSS.
“Questioning the total figure of the Liberation War martyrs, Khaleda Zia has proved that she cannot be a citizen of Bangladesh,” he said adding that those, who cannot believe the sacrifices of general people in the Liberation War and acknowledge the contribution of Father of Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, have no rights to do politics in Bangladesh.
The minister was addressing as the chief guest at a photo-exhibition, organised by Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) to mark its 68th founding anniversary on the premises of “Swoparjito Swadhinta” sculpture at Dhaka University.
Noor said the figure of the Liberation War martyrs is a indeed a document of tortures, atrocities and brutality perpetrated on the freedom-loving Bangalees during the 1971 War of Liberation by the Pakistani occupation forces and their collaborators.
“It is also a deed of supreme sacrifices of the greatest sons of this soil as well as a symbol of our patriotism,” he said.
The minister urged the Bangladesh Chhatra League leaders and workers to follow the life and ideals of Bangabandhu and uphold the glorious history of the students organization.

 

 

Khaleda has no right to do politics: Noor

Cultural Affairs Minister Asaduzzaman Noor yesterday said BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia has no right to do politics in Bangladesh as she do not believe in its history and disrespected the supreme sacrifices of the Liberation War martyrs, reports BSS. Questioning the total figure of the Liberation War martyrs, Khaleda Zia has proved that she cannot be a citizen of Bangladesh, he said adding that those, who cannot believe the sacrifices of general people in the Liberation War and acknowledge the contribution of Father of Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, have no rights to do politics in Bangladesh. The minister was addressing as the chief guest at a photo-exhibition, organised by Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) to mark its 68th founding anniversary on the premises of Swoparjito Swadhinta sculpture at Dhaka University. Noor said the figure of the Liberation War martyrs is a indeed a document of tortures, atrocities and brutality perpetrated on the freedom-loving Bangalees during the 1971 War of Liberation by the Pakistani occupation forces and their collaborators. It is also a deed of supreme sacrifices of the greatest sons of this soil as well as a symbol of our patriotism, he said. The minister urged the Bangladesh Chhatra League leaders and workers to follow the life and ideals of Bangabandhu and uphold the glorious history of the students organization.