After Hasina's Escape, BNP Started Development Work: Mirza Fakhrul


Published: 03:13 29 January 2026
After Sheikh Hasina's escape in the mass uprising, the party's Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has commented that BNP started development work. He said that BNP could not work during Hasina's regime, but development activities have started since her escape. He said these things at an election rally at Chandipur High School ground in Thakurgaon-1 constituency on Thursday (January 29).
Mirza Fakhrul said that earlier, people used to earn 100 taka, now earning 200 taka is called development - this is not real development. If employment is created, there will be real development of people. If agriculture improves, the country will also move forward, he also commented.
Regarding the upcoming elections, the BNP Secretary General said that if the right decision is not taken, the nation will make mistakes again. He claimed that BNP will form the government and Tarique Rahman will be the Prime Minister. He said, Tarique Rahman was not allowed to come to the country for 18 years, but the day he returned home, it was clear in the public gathering.
Highlighting the future plans of BNP, Mirza Fakhrul said, Tarique Rahman has a clear development plan. This includes education and healthcare at a fair price through family cards, obtaining fertilizers and seeds through agricultural cards, and creating massive employment. At the same time, criticizing Jamaat, he said, the collaborators of the Pakistani army in 1971 should first apologize, and then ask for votes.
Advertisement
Most Readed - National
- Rice prices rise by up to Tk 3 per kg; no relief in egg and chicken markets either
- Aamir Khan's niece reveals injury marks after detention in Mumbai
- Rashed Khan Accuses Jamaat Leader’s Advisor Over Defacement of Rabindranath Graffiti
- Messi Picks 10 Future Football Stars: Who Made the List?
- Preparations for fresh protests in Delhi; 'Cockroach Janata Party' gives police a 24-hour deadline
- Bangladesh Seeks Long-Term Energy Security Support from Saudi Arabia
- Football Federation President Wants Ronaldo Back in Portugal Squad by November
- Devastating Flash Floods Hit Nepal Again; Homes and Bridges Swept Away
- Data Collection for Family Cards Begins Monday; Government Workers to Visit Homes
- Three-Day Mosquito Eradication Drive Begins in Savar's Bongaon
- Fuel for Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant Arriving in Bangladesh Today
- Cybercriminals Claim to Possess Data of 19 Million Pathao Users; $400,000 Ransom Demanded
- Messi bids farewell with a goal and assists, showered with love by teammates
- Ronaldo faces risk of 6-month ban for leaving national team camp
- Ronaldo shares emotional message upon Messi's retirement, expressing 'utmost respect'
- Jamuna Fertilizer Factory Shuts Down Again Just Two Days After Resuming Operations
- Countless Decembers will come and go, but Sheikh Hasina will not return to the country: Rashed Khan
- Price of Low-Tier Cigarettes Raised Again; 10 Sticks Now Cost Tk 65
- Three-Day Mosquito Eradication Drive Begins in Savar's Bongaon
- Love, Resentment and ‘Write to the Address of the Sky’: The Untold Story of Rudra and Taslima




