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http://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2013/03/27/go-to-your-beloved -pakistan She launched a blistering attack on her arch political rival over the arson attacks by opposition activists on the nationâs Independence Day. âYour true face has come out. Bangladesh does not have room for those who do not believe in its independence and who try to save collaborators (of Pakisanis) who opposed its freedomâ, said the Prime Minister. âStop annoying people of Bangladesh. Do not burn them to death. Go to your beloved Pakistanâ, she remarked. âGo there (Pakistan). You will be happy there. Please do not give us more pain.â The Prime Minister was speaking at a discussion marking the nationâs 42nd independence anniversary at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre. Khaleda had said at a rally in Joydebpur that Hasina would not even be able to flee the country once she was pushed from power. Hasina shot back, âShe has spoken of my escape. I will remain here. This is my homeland.â âShe was born in India. She does not have any sentiments for this country.â The Awami Leagyue President even mocked Khaleda by speaking in amateur Urdu to say, âTake the love you have for Pakistan and go there.â She claimed the opposition chief had an escapist attitude and said, âWhy did she escape before the BDR mutiny? Did she know about it before? Where did she hide? ⦠These are my questions.â Hasina termed the BNP chief âthe leader of liberation struggleâs defeated forcesâ, and said âShe knows very well that people of Bangladesh will not vote for her.â About the BNP Chairpersonâs purported warning of an intervention by the army into the countryâs political scenario, Hasina said, âShe (Khaleda Zia) no longer likes democracy. So she is provoking the army. She is fully invested in destroying democracy.â Hasina warned her, saying, âDo not think this is 1975. Its 2013 and the world has changed a lot.â Without being specific, Hasina alleged Khaleda was working on some vested quartersâ advice to âdestroy democracyâ. She warned that such conspiracies would not work as the people were more conscious. The Awami League chief said the opposition leader had again resorted to killing people. âIt seems she doesnât feel good without spilling blood ... Her bloodthirsty face has become apparent.â Hasina also criticised her chief adversary for enforcing Mar 27-28 shutdowns, saying the BNP claimed that its founder and Khaledaâs husband Ziaur Rahman had proclaimed independence on this day. âHow come you enforced a general strike on that day to save the Jamaat?â âWhat does she (Khaleda) believe in?,â she asked, âHer husbandâs proclamation or enforcing strike with the Jamaat?â The Prime Minister also flayed the opposition leaderâs announcement to try the incumbent government for what she termed âgenocideâ. âIt is you who is committing mass murders. If trials are held for mass murders, youâll be the one to stand trial,â Hasina said. She mentioned attacks on her party activists after the 2001 national elections. Hasina alleged the BNP-led government had killed her party supporters first in the name of âOperation Clean Heartâ and then formed the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) to continue the murders. The Awami League chief alleged during that period the minorities were not spared. She alleged Khaleda did not believe in democracy and said, âHer husband (Zia) ascended to power with assistance from the army but then started killing fellow officers.â Hasina mentioned the killing of 665 members of the Bangladesh Air Force in 1977. âWe (the government) will do whatever necessary to protect the lives and properties of the people. We want the peopleâs assistance for it.â She said the Awami League activists should also stand by the people. |
