Vested quarters once again have become desperate ahead of the parliamentary polls to go to power through an unconstitutional way. The killers of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and anti-liberation forces are staging plots in order to create unrest in the country. They are doing everything to create unrest and bring about a crisis situation in the country. They are making false, fabricated and fictional stories of famine and saying Bangladesh may face Sri Lanka like situation.
Economists and experts ruled out the possibility of having any Sri Lanka like economic crisis in Bangladesh, saying the country is now in a safe trajectory as there is no problem in all the major macroeconomic indicators. Standing on a strong democratic foundation, Bangladesh has witnessed remarkable economic growth over the last several years.
Vested quarters’
desire for creating unrest in
the country will not be fulfilled
We all know that here is no famine and Sri Lanka like situation in the country. Hence, vested quarters' desire for creating unrest in the country will not be fulfilled.
These vested quarters are blind and deaf despite having eyes and ears. As they do not have the ability to come in power through elections, they always look for unconstitutional ways.
Those who prefer violence to assume power would not have people’s support by their side. It is known to us all that these organised elements are adamant to pursue the politics of vengeance in the country. Their history is the history of murder and conspiracy to oppress political opponents and grab power by holding people hostage under guns and boots.
We believe Bangabandhu’s daughter Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is committed to uphold the democratic spirit. So, elections will be held in time as per the constitution of the country. Although Bangladesh is now facing the Covid-19 pandemic, the country has made its economy strong enough and it is is the world’s 31st powerful economy. Therefore, all must get ready to respond to any conspiracy hatched against the country.
