PM warns of tougher action against mayhem like 2015

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Hasina yesterday warned of tougher actions against any attempt to create disorder in the name of politics under orchestrated plots like that of the 2015 one, staged by BNP, UNB reports. "It was the wrong decision on the part of Khaleda Zia to boycott the general election in 2014. A political party must pay itself for any wrong decision of its own," she said while addressing a discussion organised by Bangladesh Awami League marking the jail killing day at Krishibid Institute at Khamarbari in the capital.
Sheikh Hasina, also the president of Awami League, said people of the country resisted them in 2015 when they tried to take revenge of their wrong decision on people and "in future people will resist any such attempt (as well)". The premier said BNP and anti-liberation forces thought of sending Awami League to oblivion through killing Bangaabandhu, the four national leaders and thousands of party leaders and workers in 1975 and afterwards.
"In the past many quarters tried to destroy Awami League, but failed. They will not be successful in doing so in future as well," she said. On this day in 1975, four national leaders - Bangladesh's first Prime Minister Tajuddin Ahmed, Syed Nazrul Islam, AHM Kamruzzaman and Captain Monsur Ali, who led the War of Liberation in 1971, were brutally killed in captivity inside the Dhaka Central Jail.

PM warns of tougher action against mayhem like 2015

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Hasina yesterday warned of tougher actions against any attempt to create disorder in the name of politics under orchestrated plots like that of the 2015 one, staged by BNP, UNB reports. It was the wrong decision on the part of Khaleda Zia to boycott the general election in 2014. A political party must pay itself for any wrong decision of its own, she said while addressing a discussion organised by Bangladesh Awami League marking the jail killing day at Krishibid Institute at Khamarbari in the capital. Sheikh Hasina, also the president of Awami League, said people of the country resisted them in 2015 when they tried to take revenge of their wrong decision on people and in future people will resist any such attempt (as well). The premier said BNP and anti-liberation forces thought of sending Awami League to oblivion through killing Bangaabandhu, the four national leaders and thousands of party leaders and workers in 1975 and afterwards. In the past many quarters tried to destroy Awami League, but failed. They will not be successful in doing so in future as well, she said. On this day in 1975, four national leaders - Bangladeshs first Prime Minister Tajuddin Ahmed, Syed Nazrul Islam, AHM Kamruzzaman and Captain Monsur Ali, who led the War of Liberation in 1971, were brutally killed in captivity inside the Dhaka Central Jail.