We want to change

Rep. Paviprabi:  We have seen earlier in autocracy regimes that corruption, irregularities and instability of the judiciary have left our country behind. In short, the entire nation has been taken hostage and exploited. But we don't want change, but we want to change. Leaders of all political parties should learn from this student uprising that this new generation has not tolerated any dictatorship and will not in future. 

This change is not limited to words. It should be implemented at every level of administration. Various steps are already being taken to address corruption, unfair regulations and judicial reforms. These steps aim to change our current system and build a prosperous, peaceful, and new Bangladesh.  

We believe, by bringing this change, the countrymen will get a new perspective. Together we will move forward, where every human being has the right to justice, equality and good governance. Hopefully, the future of Bangladesh will be brighter. This commitment to change will make us a strong, dignified and prosperous nation.

By participating in this effort of patriots, we will build a new Bangladesh together, Inshallah. Also, the young generation and countrymen should always be aware. We should always keep a close eye so that no evil force can question and take away our freedom.

 

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