Dhaka-15 ( Legislative Election )
No more destructive politics: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Thursday that his government would not allow a more destructive in the country in the name of the movement. "The movement of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)-Jamaat is just killing people and arson, nothing more. Did not want to continue this kind of destruction in the country," he said in Parliament, while delivering speech winding up the last day of the budget session. Hasina said that a lot of games have been played with the destiny of the people. "Now the country will be carried out in accordance with the Constitution," he added. Recently, the president Khaleda Zia BNP has threatened to take the tough movement against the government to press home their demand for fresh national elections under a non-party government. The prime minister said that the governments of BNP and Jatiya Party ruled the country 1975-1996, when poverty has increased along with the number of millionaires. He said that during the rule of the Awami League, the poverty rate has been reduced to 26 percent and said it will further reduce. Hasina said that over the last five years of the Awami League, about 5 crore people have graduated from the group of average income of the lowest income group. Stressing the initiatives of his government in the creation of good governance and the rule of law, admitted that there were some incidents like Feni and Narayanganj. "Yes, there have been some incidents like Feni and Narayanganj. Unfortunately we lost some of our men. Who was behind this? We are not sitting idle. Act immediately whenever there was an accident." Sheikh Hasina also said that the law will take its course. "I want to see who belongs to which party. I can assure this people. Penalty is simply criminal." He said that those accused of such accidents and Narayangaj Feni were brought before the law and said. "Without a doubt, there will be a test" Hasina sparked a series of photographs containing various destructive activities of BNP-Jamaat during the elections on January 5, which has boycotted. She claimed to oppose the elections, the BNP-Jamaat men destroyed more than 500 academic institutions throughout the country that should be used as polling stations. "The continuation of the democratic system has been confirmed in the country holding elections January 5," he said. The Prime Minister thanked the Election Commission for its hectic job to hold elections January 5 defying numerous possibilities. Recalling the miserable days of military dictators since 1975, said that his party has always wanted the continuation of democracy in the country. "Dictators military has destroyed society and politics with weapons, money and drugs. Zia and Ershad continued this started." Hasina said that her government wanted to maintain good relations with all neighboring countries. "We want good relations with India, Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar, and all the other South Asian countries to ensure economic development." Speaking of the decision in the case of the maritime boundary with India, said that the verdict would have been given in the first week of the month. He invited all to pray for Bangladesh gets its due share of the verdict. - Posted on : 04-July-2014