Recent attacks parts of int’l conspiract to oust govt

Say 14-party alliance leaders

The ruling Awami League-led 14-party alliance yesterday announced successive guardians’ and women’s rallies in the capital on July 20 and 21 respectively protesting the recent militant attacks and communal violence, reports UNB. “We’ll arrange guardians’ rally on July 20 and women’s rally on July 21 in Dhaka,” the alliance’s spokesman and Health Minister Mohammad Nasim announced at an anti-militant rally at Central Shaheed Minar.
The ruling alliance is going to form anti-terrorism committees at every locality and village across the country from July 12 to July 30, he said.
The rally started at 3pm amid tight security. The 14-party central leaders addressed the rally presided over by Mohammad Nasim.
The alliance leaders said local and international conspiracies have begun to topple the current government and the recent militant attacks and secret killings were parts of the conspiracies.
They claimed that BNP and Jamaat are involved in the conspiracies, the militant attacks and violence.
Mentioning the government’s continuous success in developing the country, Nasim said, “They think this is time to stop Sheikh Hasina…This is why local and international conspiracies have begun. The mastermind of the conspiracies is BNP leader Khaleda Zia.”
He said the former Shibir activists have now become militants and they want to topple Sheikh Hasina’s government.
Turning to BNP chairperson Khaleda’s recent demand for fresh election to solve the militancy crisis, the Awami League Presidium member said the election is no easy matter. “The election must be held, but it will be held in 2019 and not a single day before that.”
“How can Begum Khaleda Zia, being former Prime Minister, demand the government’s resignation when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urged to come forward to cooperate with the government (to contain militancy)?”
Nasim said it is time to cooperate with the government not to criticize the government.
He urged all to cooperate with the committees and inform law enforcers about missing children.
The AL leader said the 14-party leaders will visits various parts of the country, including Rangpur, Panchagar, Bogra, Sirajganj and Comilla as part of anti-militant campaign.
Pointing at the BNP-Jamaat, Workers’ Party President and Civil Aviation Minister Rashed Khan Menon said they have changed their techniques and indulged in the secret killings and militant attacks.  “They and their lords want to establish their control in the country resorting to such killings… we must resist such local and international conspiracies,” he said.
Saying that Begum Zia called for national unity against militancy, Menon said the call for the national unity not leaving Jamaat-e Islami is nothing other than farce.
Agricultural Minister Matia Chowdhury criticized Khaleda Zia for terming Gulshan restaurant attack as ‘bloody upsurge’ in her statement.
Disaster Management and Relief Minister Mofazzel Hossain Chowdhury Maya said Khaleda Zia wants to catch fish in troubled water with her demand for fresh election.
Information Minister Hasanul Haque Inu, Shipping Minister Shajahan Khan, Food Minister Quamrul Islam, Sahara Khatun, Mahbub-ul Alam Hanif, AFM Bahauddin Nasim, Nazibul Bashar Maizvandari, Dilip Barua, Dr Abdur Razzak, Jahangir Kabir Nanak, among others, addressed the rally.

Recent attacks parts of intl conspiract to oust govt

Say 14-party alliance leaders

The ruling Awami League-led 14-party alliance yesterday announced successive guardians and womens rallies in the capital on July 20 and 21 respectively protesting the recent militant attacks and communal violence, reports UNB. Well arrange guardians rally on July 20 and womens rally on July 21 in Dhaka, the alliances spokesman and Health Minister Mohammad Nasim announced at an anti-militant rally at Central Shaheed Minar. The ruling alliance is going to form anti-terrorism committees at every locality and village across the country from July 12 to July 30, he said. The rally started at 3pm amid tight security. The 14-party central leaders addressed the rally presided over by Mohammad Nasim. The alliance leaders said local and international conspiracies have begun to topple the current government and the recent militant attacks and secret killings were parts of the conspiracies. They claimed that BNP and Jamaat are involved in the conspiracies, the militant attacks and violence. Mentioning the governments continuous success in developing the country, Nasim said, They think this is time to stop Sheikh HasinaThis is why local and international conspiracies have begun. The mastermind of the conspiracies is BNP leader Khaleda Zia. He said the former Shibir activists have now become militants and they want to topple Sheikh Hasinas government. Turning to BNP chairperson Khaledas recent demand for fresh election to solve the militancy crisis, the Awami League Presidium member said the election is no easy matter. The election must be held, but it will be held in 2019 and not a single day before that. How can Begum Khaleda Zia, being former Prime Minister, demand the governments resignation when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urged to come forward to cooperate with the government (to contain militancy)? Nasim said it is time to cooperate with the government not to criticize the government. He urged all to cooperate with the committees and inform law enforcers about missing children. The AL leader said the 14-party leaders will visits various parts of the country, including Rangpur, Panchagar, Bogra, Sirajganj and Comilla as part of anti-militant campaign. Pointing at the BNP-Jamaat, Workers Party President and Civil Aviation Minister Rashed Khan Menon said they have changed their techniques and indulged in the secret killings and militant attacks. They and their lords want to establish their control in the country resorting to such killings we must resist such local and international conspiracies, he said. Saying that Begum Zia called for national unity against militancy, Menon said the call for the national unity not leaving Jamaat-e Islami is nothing other than farce. Agricultural Minister Matia Chowdhury criticized Khaleda Zia for terming Gulshan restaurant attack as bloody upsurge in her statement. Disaster Management and Relief Minister Mofazzel Hossain Chowdhury Maya said Khaleda Zia wants to catch fish in troubled water with her demand for fresh election. Information Minister Hasanul Haque Inu, Shipping Minister Shajahan Khan, Food Minister Quamrul Islam, Sahara Khatun, Mahbub-ul Alam Hanif, AFM Bahauddin Nasim, Nazibul Bashar Maizvandari, Dilip Barua, Dr Abdur Razzak, Jahangir Kabir Nanak, among others, addressed the rally.