Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson Tarique Rahman announced that his party would enforce a zero-tolerance policy against corruption if it forms the next government. In a televised address to the nation on Bangladesh Television on Monday evening, ahead of the February 12 parliamentary election, he said the BNP aims to build a governance system where the state stands above individuals or parties. He emphasized accountability, rule of law, and reconstruction of the state after what he described as 15–16 years of authoritarian rule.
Rahman outlined four key priorities: reform and change, economic and social security, voting and democratic rights, and addressing youth unemployment. He promised one million new jobs through technical and vocational training, free skills development programs, and expanded employment opportunities at home and abroad. He also pledged to recruit 100,000 health workers nationwide to improve public services and ensure equal treatment for all citizens regardless of religion or background.
Calling for peaceful participation in the upcoming election, Rahman urged citizens not to respond to provocations and to honor the sacrifices of those who fought for democracy by exercising their right to vote.
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