Prime Minister and Awami League President Sheikh Hasina emphasized the constitutional rights of the people to vote, stating that no one should obstruct them from exercising this fundamental right. Speaking to reporters after offering Ziarat at Hazrat Shahjalal (RA) mazar, she condemned the BNP-Jamaat alliance for resorting to acts of terrorism to disrupt the upcoming national election scheduled for January 7.
Addressing the recent arson attacks on railways, Prime Minister Hasina warned against those responsible, asserting that severe actions would be taken against those involved in such destructive activities. She expressed concern over attempts to discourage people from casting their votes but affirmed that the public is in favor of the election process.
Prime Minister Hasina underscored the commitment of the Awami League government to welfare and development, vowing to fulfill the remaining needs of the people if elected again. She expressed determination to make Bangladesh a developed and prosperous nation, echoing the vision of the Father of the Nation.
Despite the BNP’s decision to boycott the polls, Sheikh Hasina questioned the necessity of causing harm to innocent lives through arson attacks. She condemned the BNP-Jamaat alliance for engaging in terrorist and militant activities, describing their actions as an affront to the people.
In a poignant moment, she mourned the tragic death of a child and her mother in a train fire, condemning such acts of violence against the public, police, and journalists. Sheikh Hasina pledged to continue working towards the development and prosperity of Bangladesh, asserting that the government would not tolerate any form of terrorism.
