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Election-related violence won't be tolerated: Obaidul Quader

Staff Correspondent, dhakadiplomat.com
  24 Dec 2023, 21:57

Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader said that Awami League will not tolerate any kind of election-related violence.

He said this at a press briefing at Awami League (AL) president's political office on Sunday.

"Any form of violence associated with the upcoming elections. We will extend full support to the Election Commission's actions against any anti-election violence, regardless of the party involved," he said.

About the BNP's call for non-cooperation movement, he said, "BNP is saying that they will not pay tax, if they do not pay, they will go to jail. If you do not pay the utility bill, you will be punished. If you do not pay the electricity bill, the line will be cut, if you do not pay the water bill, the water line will be cut. If Tarique Rahman does not cooperate, they will lose everything."

"They are calling for these bizarre movements sitting abroad. If you dare, come home. There will be no Khomeini-style protests in Bangladesh sitting abroad," he added.

 

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