Desk Report: Awami League General Secretary and Minister for Road Transport and Bridges said, the launch party movement, let alone jump off the room for movement with the opposition leaders took place. Watching Hindi serials and peeking through the window, he noticed the movement of the police.

Obaidul Quader gave a briefing at his residence on Saturday (September 11) afternoon. He said this in response to the statement of the BNP leaders to bring down the government through mass uprising.

Obaidul Quader said that the so-called movement of the BNP has not been able to create any vibration in the streets for 12 years. Not so much on the streets as in the roar of Facebook and the media.

Calling on the BNP to move towards elections by removing the stigma of failure of the last 13 years, he said, "Prepare for elections without turning around." Conspiracies have not worked for a decade. The rest of the time the chances of profit are slim.

Addressing the opposition, the general secretary of the Awami League said that the movement needs a people-friendly issue and a suitable time. Opposition parties are suffering from the drought of issues in Sheikh Hasina's development and people-oriented politics. That is why at the moment there is no real situation of the so-called movement of BNP in the country.

Obaidul Quader said the people of the country are now making strenuous efforts to improve their position along with government initiatives to deal with the impact of the corona. They think that people will come out in a hurry as soon as the movement is called. In fact, these are their skyrocketing thoughts. They themselves do not believe what the BNP leaders are saying. The Awami League leader said the BNP had not been able to learn from the failure of the movement and elections for more than a decade.

Obaidul Quader claimed that the people never respond to the call of any political party unless they stand by the people in their needs. Realizing all this, the BNP is desperate to regain power in an undemocratic way.

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