Tariq Rahman, acting chairman of BNP and son of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, returned to the country on Thursday after 17 years. bangladesh He was given a warm welcome on his return. Tariq Rahman addressed a public meeting in Dhaka for the first time. Along with Hadi's family, freedom fighters were also present on the stage of his meeting.
He clearly said, "We want to create a secure Bangladesh. The young generation will lead the country and build the country. There are more than 40 million youth in the country. In 1971, the martyrs of our country sacrificed their lives to create such a Bangladesh. In the last 15 years, common people have become victims of hundreds of disappearances and killings in the fight against oppression."
Then, about Hadi, he said that a few days ago Osman Hadi, a brave member of the 24-year-old movement, was murdered. Hadi wanted democracy to be established for the people of this country.
They said thatHe wanted people to get their democratic and economic rights back. Therefore, if the debt of blood of the martyrs of 1971 and the 24th movement has to be repaid, then we will have to move together. Only then will we be able to create the Bangladesh we had imagined.
However, he was also in favor of establishing peace and order in the country. He said, peace and order of the country should be maintained at any cost. Spies of different dominant powers are still active in different ways. We have to be patient. Especially the members of the young generation will lead the country in the future. They will make the country. They will have to take this responsibility today.
Then, recalling recent events, Tariq said, “Recently, we have seen how people of the young generation have sacrificed their lives to protect the independence and sovereignty of the country.”
Along with this, he also spoke loudly on the stage about his special plan for Bangladesh and its countrymen. He also sought help from the countrymen to implement that plan.
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