Call for formation of interim government without delay: Mirza Fakhrul


Published: 05:16 7 August 2024
President to form the interim government without delay. BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir called on Sahabuddin. At the same time, the leader of BNP also mentioned that elections should be held within three months of the formation of the interim government.
He said these things in a speech delivered in front of the party's central office in Nayapaltan on Wednesday (August 7).
Mirza Fakhrul said, I will appeal to the President to form the interim government without any delay. without any delay. Who will be this government, they will be elected within three months; They will make that arrangement and we will give them full support for it.
Claiming that the attacks or vandalism in different parts of the country are not BNP people, the Secretary General said that the Awami League government had to resign and run away. This victory is for all of you. This victory belongs to the students, this victory is yours. All will be conscious to protect the victory that has been won. Plotters can plot anew. They can give away victory through intrigue. We should not give them that opportunity. Those who are doing these things are the people of the country. They cannot be agitators.
He said, those who are vandalizing and looting ports in different areas and cities today are not members of our party. They are none of the students. They are miscreants, miscreants. These are the people who want to destroy democracy in this country. Be alert, be careful. Attempts have been made to take away the victory again and again. This victory should not be taken away.
Mirza Fakhrul said that the BNP agreed with the students to build a new Bangladesh and said that the leaders and workers of our party have been disappeared and killed. We cooperated in the student movement. We expressed solidarity. Due to which 11 thousand of our activists have been arrested. We agree with the students. We want to build a new Bangladesh.
He said, we want to build Bangladesh of democracy. We want to build justice, human rights, equality and welfare state. We completely agree with the students on this. We support their statement.
BNP Secretary General said, we have to deal with the situation with patience. No violence, no revenge, bravely keeping ourselves together in the days ahead. Let's not disturb the movement of the students and people, everyone will keep an eye on it later.
Mirza Fakhrul said to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who recently resigned and fled, that dictatorship has fled. Resigned.
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