BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir today urged the democratic forces to be more sincere in building a livable Bangladesh for future generations.
“A ray of hope has emerged among us. We must all be more sincere in rebuilding Bangladesh. We need to work together to create a sustainable and livable Bangladesh for the generations to come,” he said.
The BNP leader made the remarks while speaking at a discussion meeting at the Jatiya Press Club, held to mark the posthumous Ekushey Padak award given to renowned journalist late Mahfuz Ullah.
Fakhrul said political parties had struggled against fascism and endured repression and suppression for a long time.
“Fascism has been defeated and driven out through that movement. Today, we are all filled with hope for the country,” he said.
Fakhrul expressed his satisfaction that a virtuous and talented journalist like Mahfuz Ullah has been honoured by the state with the Ekushey Padak after his passing.
He said Mahfuz Ullah had always worked towards bringing about social change, establishing the rights of the people and ensuring their entitlements.
The BNP leader reminisced that Mahfuz Ullah had played a significant role in uniting political parties, both left-wing and right-wing, to intensify the movement against the autocratic regime of Sheikh Hasina.
