BNP does not care about people: Home Minister

Kurigram correspondent: BNP does not care about the people, they came to this country through a conspiracy from the beginning. Their group originates from the Ganges of Blood. Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said these things in response to reporters' questions before attending a community policing and anti-drug rally at Kurigram Government College grounds on Thursday afternoon.

Home Minister said, BNP has become a divided party. Saw their ruins. In 2008 elections they got only 30 seats. In 2014 they started destruction without holding elections, started burning people. Now we saw that in the same way they started the bloodbath. On August 28, they carried out the destruction. Their leaders give directions from London, but do not care what happens to their workers. They don't seem to be deterred if their mistakes aren't realized.

Regarding the role of foreigners in the last election, the minister said, many countries talk a lot, in many countries, everyone knows how democracy is practiced. In some developed countries, 20 to 25 percent of votes are cast. We have 42 percent vote cast here. Even then, if someone says that the election was not fair, then we have nothing to say. The Prime Minister is thinking to maintain a healthy democratic system in this country. Thinking of taking the country forward. So what a country said is not our main issue.

Kurigram-2 Constituency Member of Parliament Hamidul Haque Khandkar, Kurigram-3 Constituency Member of Parliament Soumendra Prasad Pandey, Kurigram-4 Constituency Member of Parliament Bilpab Hasan Palash, Home Ministry Secretary Md. Abdullah Al Masud Chowdhury, Rangpur Range DIG Md. Abdul Baten, Kurigram District Commissioner Md Saidul Arif, Superintendent of Police Al Asad Md Mahfuzul Islam, District Awami League President Md Zafar Ali and General Secretary Aman Uddin Ahmed Manju were present along with police officials and party leaders.