Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader said that the streets are not the ancestral property of any political party.
He said, 'Streets are not BNP's ancestral property, roads belong to the people. This streets belong to the people of Dhaka. It has not been leased to any party.
Obaidul Quader said this at the conference of Lalbagh Thana and Ward 23, 24, 25 and 26 Awami League organized at Nawabganj Park in Lalbagh of the capital on Tuesday afternoon.
In response to BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir's statement that ' Streets will be occupied by BNP from now on', General Secretary of Awami League said that if you want to protest, protest peacefully on the streets. Do not create any kind of anarchy in the name of movement. The highway was not leased to anyone. You will protest in an empty field, and the leaders and workers of Awami League will sit and suck their fingers, it will not happen.
He said, BNP has sent some people to do the agitation. We will see who stays for how long. During the last election, the condition of 22 parties was a mess. Now they are facing a dire condition.
Obaidul Quader said, the conspirators do not know that Sheikh Hasina does not know how to retreat like Bangabandhu, nor is she afraid. Bangladesh will not exist if Sheikh Hasina is not in power. They do not know that Bangladesh will lose if he loses. The independence of Bangladesh will be lost, the spirit of liberation war will be lost.
General secretary of Awami League said to the party leaders and workers, do not break the discipline of the party. Sheikh Hasina will not let those who create chaos. You cannot become a leader by shouting slogans, creating chaos, showing strength. Whoever is popular in the area will be the leader.
Lalbagh Thana Awami League General Secretary Matiur Rahman presided over the conference Awami League presidium member Dr. Abdur Razzak and Kamrul Islam, organizational secretary Mirza Azam, legal affairs secretary Najibullah Hiru, central leader Dr. Mostaf Jalal Mohiuddin, Dhaka Metropolitan South Awami League President Abu Ahmad Mannafi, General Secretary Humayun Kabir and others spoke.