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PM Tarique Rahman Pledges to Protect Bangladesh's Development Amid Political Unrest

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman urges unity against political chaos in Bangladesh, emphasizing the nation's need for development and stability.

By Staff Correspondent
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In a passionate call to arms, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman addressed a gathering at Hatazari Government College in Chattogram on August 9, 2026, urging all democratic forces to unite against political factions he accused of spreading confusion and obstructing progress. 'None will be allowed to play with the fate of the people,' Rahman declared, highlighting the urgency of national unity and development amid prevailing political strife.

Rahman's speech came during a rehabilitation program for flood-affected individuals, where he emphasized the importance of turning the nation's workforce into productive hands. He urged the nation to focus on building and shaping the country's destiny, while condemning certain political parties for their alleged efforts to mislead the public and hinder government initiatives.

The Prime Minister highlighted the role of the people as the source of political power, asserting the Bangladesh Nationalist Party's (BNP) commitment to implementing its 31-point development plan. He pledged to overcome obstacles and fulfill the aspirations of the people, transforming the nation into a developed one.

Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury and Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed also spoke at the event, lending support to the Prime Minister's call for unity. The gathering underscored the government's focus on recovery and development, as well as its determination to thwart any attempts to disrupt the nation's progress.

Rahman's speech reflects the government's stance against political disruptions, emphasizing the need for collective action to secure a prosperous future for Bangladesh. The address not only highlights the challenges faced by the nation but also its resilience and commitment to development.

Source: BSS

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