Awami League general secretary and road transport and bridges minister Obaidul Quader on Friday said that BNP’s politics of revenge had crossed the limit of all political norms.
In response to the statement of BNP leaders that ‘This Eid did not bring joy to the common people’, Quader said, ‘BNP’s politics of avenge has crossed all limits of political norms. Such unrealistic statement (of BNP leaders) is nothing but an expression of their inner jealousy (Ontor-Jala).’
The minister said these in a statement sent to the media.
Quader also said that the people of the country were celebrating the holy Eid-ul-Azha in a festive atmosphere.
‘Despite inclement weather, people safely left the city for their native villages to celebrate the Eid festival with their near and dear ones,’ he added.
Quader said that this year a record number of vehicles crossed over the Padma Bridge and Bangabandhu Setu as huge people left Dhaka city to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha with their relatives.
He said that BNP leaders had become upset because the common people were celebrating Eid without any kind of suffering.
Noting that when the people of the country are happy, BNP leaders become jealous as they don’t want people to be happy, he said.
The minister said that the BNP leaders want to see the suffering of the people as the party is capitalizing the suffering of the people to gain ill political motive.
‘BNP is so desperate to grab state power that they cannot think about the welfare of the country or its people,’ Quader continued.
