Adilur Rahman Khan, adviser to the Ministry of Industries and the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives, warned that any attempt to disrupt Bangladesh’s democratic process or fair elections will be firmly resisted. He made the remarks on Friday afternoon in Sunamganj city after paying tribute to martyrs at the July 36 Square. Responding to questions about concerns following the Hadi killing, he said the change achieved through the July uprising would be permanent and that defeated fascism would not return.
Khan stated that conspiracies against fair elections continue both inside the country and from across the border, but those involved will not be allowed to gain ground. He added that fascism would be suppressed if it tried to reemerge. On the topic of referendum campaigns, he said local administrations, led by district commissioners, have launched extensive programs that will become visible this week.
After the event, Khan visited the Sunamganj buffer warehouse and exchanged views with officials. Senior officials from several ministries and departments were present at the program.
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