Real killers remain untouched: Khaleda

Stating that people of no religion are now safe under the current government, BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia yesterday night alleged that the real perpetrators of the recent secret killings remained untouched as they belong to the ruling party, reports UNB.
"No one involved in the recent killings of so many people have so far been arrested as they belong to the ruling Awami League," she said.
The BNP chief came up with the remarks while exchanging greetings with a delegation of the Buddhist community marking the Buddha Purnima at her Gulshan office.
Referring to the recent murder of Buddhist monk in Bandarban, Khaleda alleged that though Awami League speaks about secularism, it actually does not believe in it as it kills people of all religions.
She said the government has pushed the country to the brink of destruction by resorting to killings, enforced disappearances, and abductions and indulging in plundering and corruption.
Turning to the ongoing Union Parishad polls, Khaleda said the recent elections have once again proved that no free and fair election is possible under the present government.
"Is there any election atmosphere now in the country? Can we call it as election what has happened in the union parishad in the name of it?" she said.
Expressing her deep sympathy over the loss of lives in Cyclone Roanu, the BNP chief also called upon the party's leaders and activists to stand beside the cyclone affected people.

 

Real killers remain untouched: Khaleda

Stating that people of no religion are now safe under the current government, BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia yesterday night alleged that the real perpetrators of the recent secret killings remained untouched as they belong to the ruling party, reports UNB. No one involved in the recent killings of so many people have so far been arrested as they belong to the ruling Awami League, she said. The BNP chief came up with the remarks while exchanging greetings with a delegation of the Buddhist community marking the Buddha Purnima at her Gulshan office. Referring to the recent murder of Buddhist monk in Bandarban, Khaleda alleged that though Awami League speaks about secularism, it actually does not believe in it as it kills people of all religions. She said the government has pushed the country to the brink of destruction by resorting to killings, enforced disappearances, and abductions and indulging in plundering and corruption. Turning to the ongoing Union Parishad polls, Khaleda said the recent elections have once again proved that no free and fair election is possible under the present government. Is there any election atmosphere now in the country? Can we call it as election what has happened in the union parishad in the name of it? she said. Expressing her deep sympathy over the loss of lives in Cyclone Roanu, the BNP chief also called upon the partys leaders and activists to stand beside the cyclone affected people.