Dictatorship's allies have taken a termite-like stance claiming neutrality: Rizvi

Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Senior Joint Secretary General of BNP, said that the supporters of autocracy are sitting in several places, they have taken a position like wee insects. They are trying to call themselves neutral.

He said these things while talking to the media at the BNP central office in Nayapaltan on Wednesday (August 28).

Rizvi said that since August 5, the possibility of establishing real democracy has been created in the country. How pleasant it is to live in a new environment without dictatorship hasina can be understood from August 5. The atmosphere that has emerged in exchange of bloodshed till August 5 is making the common people optimistic. In the future we will be able to talk and move freely. We will go to vote, it will be a true reflection. No one can steal our vote like a robber. The elements of building a civilized society are becoming evident today.

Relying on the interim government, he said they are carrying out reforms, but will organize free and fair elections within a certain period to consolidate democracy. Advisers to the interim government must remember that for 15 years an authoritarian government had ruthlessly seized state institutions and kept its own people in place. So it must be remembered that the friends of fascism cannot in any way seat their A team, B team or C team people in those places.

Criticizing India, Rizvi said, unilaterally supporting elections and killing Bangladeshi citizens at the border; The people of Bangladesh are angry because of these. India's policy makers, who care about one party, openly support the unelected government of that party. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also raised the issue of dummy election of the illegal government. India should be friends with the people of Bangladesh and not with any individual. And it will strengthen the proximity of both the countries.

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