BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman said, even though Sheikh Hasina has fled, her trail remains. Sheikh Hasina is conspiring to destabilize Bangladesh while sitting in India. Everyone should be alert in this regard. It should be remembered that if BNP is damaged in any way, the entire country and its people will be damaged.

He said these things in his speech as the chief guest at the '31 Points for Repairing the State Structure' and Public Relations Departmental Workshop on Tuesday (November 26). The workshop, which started at 10 am, ended at 5:15 pm.

Regarding money laundering in the country, Tarique Rahman said, those who looted and laundered money, the neighboring countries that have achieved their own interests are not sitting still. They are still conspiring. If democracy is re-established, it will be possible to stop these conspiracies.

He also said that democracy is often hindered on the way. BNP has been fighting for more than 15 years to restore democracy. Many leaders have been victims of disappearances and murders.

The acting chairman of BNP said that the elected government must be accountable. If BNP comes to power, local governments will be strengthened. A list of martyrs of July-August will be made. Addressing BNP leaders and activists, he said that people's trust must be maintained. By looking at the party's activities, people's trust and confidence in BNP will increase further. Leaders and activists will have to go door to door to the common people to implement BNP's 31-point plan to repair the state.

Tarique Rahman said that BNP is the largest political party in the country today. If the party is damaged in any way, the country and the country's democracy will be damaged. So let us try to build ourselves according to the people's expectations. I think those who have survived by enduring the tyranny and torture of the fugitive dictator will survive in the future as well.

The top leader of BNP emphasized that we must be in favor of democracy, keep democracy going. Wherever elections are held, they must be held in a democratic process.

The workshop, chaired by BNP Central Organizing Secretary GK Gaus and conducted by Central Training Affairs Secretary ABM Mosharraf Hossain, was led by BNP Media Cell Convener Dr. Professor Moudud Hossain Pavel.

During the day-long workshop, BNP Acting Chairman answered to many questions on 31- point of Naser Rahman, member of the party's executive committee, and Sylhet District BNP President Abdul Qayyum Chowdhury.

The panelists for the training were Dr. Moudud Alamgir, BNP Media Cell Convener Dr. Mohiuddin Alamgir Pavel, Krishak Dal Joint General Secretary Mahbuba Habiba, Joint Relief and Rehabilitation Affairs Secretary Advocate Newaz Halima Early, and Joint Training Affairs Secretary Rehana Akhter Ranu.

The workshop was addressed by BNP Joint Secretary General Shahid Uddin Chowdhury Annie, BNP Publicity Secretary Sultan Salahuddin Tuku, Training Affairs Secretary ABM Mosharraf Hossain, Joint Mass Education Affairs Secretary Khandaker Anisur Rahman Talukder, Executive Committee Member (in charge of the office) Abdus Sattar Patwary, Joint Organizing Secretaries Kalim Uddin Ahmed Milon and Miftah Siddiqui.

The guests of honor were present - BNP Chairperson's Advisory Council members Tahsina Rushdir Luna, Khandaker Abdul Muktadir and Dr. Enamul Haque Chowdhury, BNP Vice Chairman Dr. Sakhawat Hasan Jibon, Joint Secretaries Shammi Akhter and Abdur Razzak, Executive Committee Member Dr. Shahriar Hossain Chowdhury, Mizanur Rahman Chowdhury, Metropolitan BNP Acting President Rezaul Hasan Koyes Lodi, Moulvibazar District BNP Convener Fazlul Haque Mayun, Sylhet District BNP General Secretary Advocate Emran Ahmed Chowdhury, Metropolitan BNP Acting General Secretary Najibur Rahman Najib.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has called for stepping away from the incitement to disrupt the freedom of the press.

He said this as the chief guest at the launching of writer Joynal Abedin's book 'Tarik Rahman: Politics and Policies Contemporary Bangladesh' at Banani Hotel Lakeshore on Tuesday (November 26) afternoon.

He said that a few incitementists and provocateurs are trying to disrupt and destroy the freedom of the press in various ways. This should not be accepted by any conscious person or patriotic person. I request you to please step away from this terrible act of suicide. Please cooperate in institutionalizing democracy.

Unfortunately, a terrible act has begun today, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said, an attack on the press, an attack on the free expression of opinion for which we have always struggled and fought. Begum Khaleda Zia was the first to completely free the press after coming to power in 2001.

Referring to the editor of Banik Barta, the BNP Secretary General said, he was telling me, why don't you say this? The freedom of the press was maximum ensured during Khaleda Zia's time, during BNP's time, this is the reality.

He said, today we have to come out of the work that our young students are doing. This is an interim government, it is not possible for them to do everything at once. We have to be patient so that we can make minimum reforms which Tarique Rahman Saheb also said yesterday that we have to make reforms. We are not against reforms; we want to go to the elections with reforms.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General and former MP Professor Mia Golam Parwar has strongly condemned and protested the incident of police firing killing 4 worshippers and injuring many worshippers over the demolition of a Mughal-era Jamaat in Sambhale, Uttar Pradesh, India.

The party's Secretary General and former MP Professor Mia Golam Parwar made this condemnation and protest in a statement on Monday (November 25).

In the statement, he said, "When Hindus tried to conduct a survey on a Mughal-era Jamaat in Sambhale, Uttar Pradesh, India, claiming that it was a temple, Muslims prevented them from doing so, resulting in police firing killing 4 worshippers and injuring many worshippers. I strongly condemn and protest this incident.

He also said that the ruling BJP government has been conspiring in various ways to destroy Muslim mosques and madrasas since coming to power. As part of that conspiracy, a conspiracy has been started to destroy the mosque by falsely claiming that there was a temple in the mosque's place. By trying to destroy the mosque of Muslims, the BJP government has violated the religious and human rights of Muslims recognized by the United Nations. Muslims all over the world are concerned about such heinous and unjust actions of the Indian government.

I urge the BJP government to stop the conspiracy to destroy the mosque of Muslims. At the same time, I urge the Bangladesh government to protest the Indian government's interference in the religious and human rights of Muslims in India."

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami central executive council member and Dhaka City North unit’s Ameer Mohammad Selim Uddin called upon units’ representatives to come forward to fulfill the dream of student-people mass movement in building a discrimination-free Bangladesh.

City Ameer said, the units are the key force of the organization.

He yesterday evening made the remarks while addressing a unit-level conference at a local auditorium in the capital’s Pallabi. Jamaat Pallabi zone arranged the event.

Nasir Uddin, member of working committee of Jamaat Dhaka City North, presided over the event. Jamaat central working committee member and Dhaka City North unit’s nayeb-e-Ameer Abdur Rahman Musa and assistant secretary Mahfuzur Rahman spoke as the special guests.

Selim Uddin urged Jamaat activists to reach Dawah of Islam to everyone, ignoring all limitations.

Jamaat is a good place of knowledge practice. The source of knowledge is The Quran, he added.
This Jamaat leader urged party men to build family, society and state according to the light of Quran and Hadith.