Anti-liberation forces, corrupts not to get people’s mandate: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said people will never give their mandate to anti-liberation forces, patrons of war criminals, corrupts and killers like BNP as they will drive the country from the path of development to destruction.
"The people of Bangladesh will never, ever cast their votes for these anti-liberation, corrupts, killers who killed people through arson attacks and patrons of war criminals. They will never be able to come to power ...people won't let them return [to power]," she said.
The prime minister said this while speaking at a discussion programme organised by Awami League marking the Great Victory Day and Martyred Intellectuals’ Day at Bangabandhu International Conference Center in Dhaka.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. Hasina said those who want to develop the country and people's fate, free the country from hunger and poverty will never support those who had nurtured war criminals, made them ministers and killed innocent people through arson attacks.
"No, people must not support them... they're looters... they had promoted war criminals and terrorists, eliminated the peace of people... they had driven the country from the path of development to destruction," she said.
The prime minister said the people of the country under the leadership of Bangabandhu and Awami League liberated the country.
"The country is now marching forward. It'll move on and emerge as a developed and prosperous one."
"The people of the country are moving around the world with their heads high, Insha Allah they will continue this, this is our today's promise," she said.
Sheikh Hasina, also the chief of Awami League, said the people of the country are reaping the fruits of the country's independence that they earned through the blood of tens of thousands of martyrs.
"The benefits of the independence are reaching the people's doorsteps...no one will be able to play ducks and drakes with the fate of Bangladesh...we won't allow anyone to do that...this is our promise on the Victory Day," she said.
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