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‘The shameless and the corrupt are united’
The BNP chairperson has said “the shameless and the corrupt have gotten together” and called on the nation to unite for a movement to overthrow the government.
Published : 15 July 2014, 04:41 PM
Updated : 15 July 2014, 04:41 PM
On Tuesday Khaleda Zia attended an iftar hosted by Bikalpadhara Bangladesh (BDB), where she hinted at tough movements after Eid for early elections.
“We’re passing through a great crisis. The shameless and the corrupt are united. Under these circumstances, we have to forget left-right, Hindu-Muslim and unite to protect democracy and the nation,” she said.
“There is not a single good person in this government. Remember the man who was dubbed shameless by the artist Kamrul Hasan...he is with them too,” Khaleda said.
Kamrul Hasan drew a cartoon titled ‘The Shameless’ of Jatiya Party Chairman HM Ershad, when he was president of Bangladesh, during the 1990’s anti-autocracy movement.
Khaleda alleged the government had committed countless murders.
“There is no alternative to a united movement if we want to protect the nation from them,” she added.
Senior BNP and BDB leaders attended the iftar.
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