BNP leader Sarwar Alamgir has accused the ruling Awami League of a history steeped in “injustice, oppression, and land-grabbing.” Speaking at a gathering, he said,
“Awami League has done nothing but seize people’s assets, grab land from the Hindu community, and torture political opponents. That is why today they cannot face the public without shame.”

Highlighting what he described as the stark difference in treatment between political groups, Sarwar added:
“Many Awami League leaders and activists were able to flee to India; the borders were open for them. But for BNP, there is no India. For us, only the Bay of Bengal remains, where we will drown.”

He also issued a stern warning to his own party members:
“If anyone exploits BNP’s name to extort or commit wrongdoing, it will not be tolerated. Inform me, and I will personally file the case as the complainant.”

Sarwar urged party activists to remain steadfast in honesty, justice, and public trust:
“If we weaken from within, we cannot gather the strength needed to fight against the Awami League’s injustice and authoritarianism.”