BNP leader GK Gaus has said that the party remains committed to ensuring peaceful coexistence for people of all religions in Bangladesh. He expressed concern that those who fled the country after the recent mass uprising may use their illicit wealth to destabilize Bangladesh. As a precaution, BNP is maintaining heightened vigilance during this year’s Durga Puja celebrations. “Religion is personal, but the country belongs to all. BNP believes in communal harmony, where every faith enjoys equal dignity and rights,” Gaus stated. He praised BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman for mobilizing party activists nationwide last year to ensure Durga Puja was celebrated peacefully despite political turmoil. “Even in the toughest times, we stood together with people of all religions. If we remain vigilant, no evil force will be able to disrupt harmony,” he added.