At a discussion marking Pahela Baishakh in Dhaka, Majibur Rahman Manju, chairman of the Amar Bangladesh (AB) Party, sharply criticized the ruling BNP, alleging that it repeatedly deceives citizens after securing votes through promises of reform. He said that despite pledges to reform the judiciary and banking sectors, the government has abandoned those commitments. Manju remarked that the ink on voters’ fingers has barely dried, yet memories of repression and remand have already faded.
Speaking as chief guest at the event organized at the party’s Bijoynagar office, Manju accused the authorities of exploiting the people’s simplicity and warned that public patience could give way to mass uprisings, citing past movements in 1952, 1971, and 1990. He further claimed that the government disregarded a 70 percent referendum verdict and used votes for its own interests instead of respecting them.
Manju urged citizens to unite and become aware to overcome the current crisis, noting that many are under economic pressure and disillusioned after the failed 2024 movement. He concluded by expressing hope for restoring democracy and people’s rights in the new year.
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