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Cops can’t sit silently

District Correspondent |
Update: 2013-12-27 05:44:10
Cops can’t sit silently

GOPALGANJ: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina categorically said members of law enforcing agencies could not sit silently if their colleagues were being attacked by miscreants.

She also warned that those, who are responsible for sabotage, would be restrained sternly.

The Premier came up with the warning at a party activists rally at the Kotalipara Shaheed Minar premises at around 11:00am Friday.

She strongly criticised the killing of a police member by bomb attack at Rajshahi on Thursday night and expressed her condolences to the grief stricken family.

In her speech, Sheikh Hasina criticised the opposition leader Khaleda Zia for her destructive movements in which many people were killed and thousands of trees are being cut.

The Premier also said that the destructive activities and oppression of BNP and Jamaat-Shibir and the destructive activities of Pakistani army in 1971 were similar in quality.

Sheikh Hasina also termed Khaleda Zia as liar and said that those who want to obstruct the election on January 5 would be prevented.

She also highlighted her government’s achievement in producing 10,000MW electricity.

Awami League leader also urged people to go to the polling centres on January 5 and cast for her party.

Sheikh Helal Uddin MP, former chairman of Red Crescent Sheikh Kabir Hossain, religious affairs secretary of the party Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, joint general secretary Jahangir Kabir Nanok, former general secretary of Juba League Mirza Azam, district AL secretary Emdadul Haque Chowdhury, Gopaganj Sadar Upazila Chairman Sheikh Lutfor Rahman among others were present in the programme.

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BDST: 1634 HRS, DEC 27, 2013
Edited By: Shameem Reza, Newsroom Editor/ Abul Kalam Azad, Senior Newsroom Editor

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