BNP hatching conspiracy to destroy democratic, stable environment: Quader

Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader on Tuesday said BNP, a symbol of undemocratic force, always hatches conspiracy to destroy the country’s democratic and stable environment.

“BNP’s principle, ideology and activity are opposing to democratic values. BNP’s stance is at the opposite pole of democracy in the political arena,” he said in a statement.

Quader said BNP is the enemy of the country’s democracy and internationally recognised terrorist organisation.

He said BNP, which was born at the hands of military dictator, actually bears undemocratic spirit in disguise of democracy.

So, they (BNP) have no respect towards constitutional and systematic approach, he said.

The AL general secretary said BNP had resorted to terrorism and anarchy in order to thwart the elections without joining it.

The party tries to hide their ingrained terrorist characteristic through political programme, he said.

But today their characteristic is known to the nation as well as international arena, he said adding BNP was dubbed as terrorist organization by the Canadian Federal Court.

Quader said BNP has been submerged in the quicksand of errors due to taking up wrong policies and programmes constantly.

Due to wrong politics, BNP’s leaders and workers have also become depressed, he said.

Perplexed leaders and workers of failed BNP are now making evil attempts to sow seeds of frustration among the people, he said.

As BNP has no dream ahead, its leaders don’t see any positive thing in the country, he said.

They always hatch conspiracy to make damage to the country and the people through their negative politics, he said.

Quader said AL leaders and workers are making their all-out strides to sustain the country’s independence, sovereignty and democracy under the leadership of Bangabandhu’s daughter Sheikh Hasina. 

He expressed his optimism that the country will become a developed, prosperous and safe Smart Bangladesh in the days to come overcoming all odds.