BNP senior joint secretary general and Prime Minister's political adviser Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has declared that any attempts to belittle the glory of the 1971 Liberation War and the spirit of independence will not succeed. Speaking at a rally organized by the Muktijoddha Dal, Rizvi emphasized that the freedoms enjoyed by Bangladeshis today are direct achievements of the Liberation War.
Rizvi alleged that those who opposed Bangladesh's independence in 1971 and assisted the occupation forces are now attempting to undermine the history of the Liberation War. He claimed that such groups have continued their opportunism and political maneuvering even after independence, often seeking favor from the Awami League during various regimes.
FAQ
What did Rizvi say about the 1971 Liberation War?
Rizvi stated that any attempts to belittle the glory of the 1971 Liberation War and the spirit of independence will not succeed. He emphasized that the people of Bangladesh are prepared to protect their hard-earned independence.
Who did Rizvi accuse of undermining the war's legacy?
Rizvi accused those who opposed Bangladesh's independence in 1971 and assisted the occupation forces of now attempting to undermine the history of the Liberation War. He also claimed that these groups have continued their political maneuvering even after independence.
What event prompted Rizvi's comments?
Rizvi's comments were made during a rally organized by the Muktijoddha Dal in front of the BNP central office at Naya Paltan. The rally followed a protest procession that began after a press conference titled 'Protest against the conspiracy to destabilize Bangladesh by conspirators' at the Dhaka Reporters Unity (DRU) auditorium.
