BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed has accused certain quarters of using religion for political gain, warning that the people must respond through their votes. “Those who are trying to sell tickets to heaven are nothing but religious businessmen. This country will not allow anyone to profit from exploiting people’s beliefs,” Salahuddin said. He further alleged that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s reliance on the “spirit of 1971” narrative ultimately led her to seek shelter in Delhi. “Their politics died in Dhaka and was buried in Delhi,” he added. Salahuddin vowed that justice for every killing will be pursued, though the process may take time. He also cautioned BNP leaders and activists to remain united against conspiracies.
বিএনপির স্থায়ী কমিটির সদস্য সালাহউদ্দিন আহমদ বলেছেন, রাজনীতি দিয়ে ইসলামকে বিভক্ত করতে চাওয়াদের ভোটের মাধ্যমে জবাব দিতে হবে। যারা জান্নাতের টিকেট বিক্রি করতে চাইছে, তারা ধর্ম ব্যবসায়ী। এই দেশে চেতনার ব্যবসা চলবে না।
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