Awami League has no moral right to do politics because of genocide: Khokon

Donation to 2 families killed in student movement in Narsingdi

Joint Secretary General of BNP Khairul Kabir Khokon has given financial aid to the families of 2 victims of anti-discrimination student movement in Narsingdi.

On Thursday afternoon in Karimpur of Narsingdi Sadar Upazila and in the afternoon in Tarwa area of ​​the city, 2 families have been given a donation of one lakh taka in cash. At this time, he promised to stand by the families of all the martyrs who died in the anti-discrimination student movement.

The deceased Faiz Sarkar is the son of Nurul Islam Mia of Karimpur village. He was a local dockyard worker. In addition, the deceased Dr. Sajib Sarkar is the son of Halim Sarkar of Tarwa area of ​​the city. He was Senior Lecturer in Brahmanbaria Medical College Hospital.

On this occasion, a discussion meeting was held at the initiative of the local union BNP and organ organizations in Karimpur Bazar. BNP joint secretary general Khairul Kabir Khokon said in the speech of the chief guest in the meeting, Awami League has no moral right to do politics because of the genocide. This group should be banned forever in Bangladesh. And their registration should be cancelled. We have demanded this from the interim government.

He also said that along with that demand, all cases filed against Begum Khaleda Zia and party leaders and workers should be withdrawn.

Khairul Kabir Khokon said, we think a free and impartial election will be held after the next 6 months or a year. You can vote in that election without fear.

Narsingdi Sadar Upazila BNP President Abu Saleh Chowdhury, Acting General Secretary Iqbal Hossain, Member Secretary of Karimpur Union BNP Monirul Islam Monir, District Jubo Dal President Mohsin Hossain Vidyut, former District Chhatra Dal General Secretary Jubo Dal spoke in the meeting presided over by Karimpur Union BNP convener Asaduzzaman Kajol. Leader Abdul Rauf Fakir Roni and District Chhatra Dal President Siddiqur Rahman Nahid and others.

Bangladesh /MP