2024-07-31 10:19:40
Prime Minister and Awami League President Sheikh Hasina said that BNP-Jamaat terrorists got an opportunity by squeezing the neck of the movement. He was joined by some extreme left, extreme right. It’s strange.
He said, our ultra-leftists are now slandering Shibir, slandering Jamaat. Together with them now. Strange society! I don’t know what is their ideal, what is their policy.
He said this on Monday (July 29) when the women leaders and activists of Chhatra League, coming from various colleges and universities, came to meet.
The Awami League president asked who pays the cost of the movement and said, “Where do they get so much money from?” Where did you get it from? The cost of their movement every day, who gave the money?
Commenting that the anti-discrimination student activists have tarnished the honor of the country, the Prime Minister said, “I worked day and night to bring Bangladesh to a place of honor, tarnished it.” This is the saddest thing.
He said, they don’t even think about where they drag Bangladesh down by making their movement and belittling me. If they had so much patriotism, sense of responsibility, they would not have done it.
Sheikh Hasina said, the result of the movement is to spoil the image of Bangladesh internationally. To spoil the basic needs of the people of Bangladesh by giving them a better life. That was done.
Regarding the incident of attack on various government facilities, the Prime Minister said that the works which are for the people, they destroyed them one by one. My question is, in whose interest are they doing this?
The prime minister said four times in a row, my question is, what crime did I do? Improving people’s quality of life, providing people with food, providing treatment, providing treatment free of charge. My parents killed everyone. Even then, the fate of the people of this country will change only by bringing that trouble to the chest, the people will be a little better. People will have a better life.
Highlighting the various developments of the Awami League government, he said, as a nation victorious in the liberation war, we should be able to stand tall internationally and walk with honor. I have brought that honor to Bangladesh. No one can deny it. Wherever it goes today, Bangladesh listens with respect and respects it.