Prime -Minister warns of anti-liberation force
http://bangladeshi.ning.com/video/bangladesh-election-2008 PM warns of anti-liberation force
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today urged the countrymen to remain alert against the concerted evil activities of the anti-liberation, communal, autocratic and identified reactionary forces.
Hasina said the anti-liberation forces are still desperate to nudge their claws aiming at shedding blood.
"Like past, they are still engaged in plotting and hatching conspiracies to obstruct the national progress and advancement,” she said in a message on the occasion of Independence and National Day.
“Under the undaunted leadership of Bangabandhu, the independence of our beloved motherland Bangladesh was achieved through a 9-month bloody war and supreme sacrifices of 3 million martyrs, agonies of two lakh women and sufferings of millions of people", She remembered.
The prime minister also paid her deep respect to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War as well as the four national leaders and the valiant freedom fighters.
Hasina also remembered the overt and covert support and cooperation of the friendly foreign countries and their citizens in attaining the long-cherished Independence.
She conveyed her best wishes and congratulations to the countrymen as well as all Bangladeshis living abroad.
Terming the independence the noblest achievement in the national history, the PM urged all to spread the spirit of Liberation War everywhere to “make this glorious achievement meaningful and sustainable.”
She also underscored the importance of ensuring justice, good-governance and higher living standard for the people of the country.
“To achieve the objective, we have to work with highest sincerity and honesty, being imbued with the spirit of Liberation War and patriotism.”
Hasina assured her government’s commitment to establishing the values of the Liberation War and fulfilling the election pledges as well as building a “Golden Bengal” free from poverty, hunger and illiteracy as dreamt by Bangabandhu.
The premier concluded by saying, “I am looking forward to see that the spirit of the great Independence and National Day is reflected in our all activities.”
Hasina said the anti-liberation forces are still desperate to nudge their claws aiming at shedding blood.
"Like past, they are still engaged in plotting and hatching conspiracies to obstruct the national progress and advancement,” she said in a message on the occasion of Independence and National Day.
“Under the undaunted leadership of Bangabandhu, the independence of our beloved motherland Bangladesh was achieved through a 9-month bloody war and supreme sacrifices of 3 million martyrs, agonies of two lakh women and sufferings of millions of people", She remembered.
The prime minister also paid her deep respect to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War as well as the four national leaders and the valiant freedom fighters.
Hasina also remembered the overt and covert support and cooperation of the friendly foreign countries and their citizens in attaining the long-cherished Independence.
She conveyed her best wishes and congratulations to the countrymen as well as all Bangladeshis living abroad.
Terming the independence the noblest achievement in the national history, the PM urged all to spread the spirit of Liberation War everywhere to “make this glorious achievement meaningful and sustainable.”
She also underscored the importance of ensuring justice, good-governance and higher living standard for the people of the country.
“To achieve the objective, we have to work with highest sincerity and honesty, being imbued with the spirit of Liberation War and patriotism.”
Hasina assured her government’s commitment to establishing the values of the Liberation War and fulfilling the election pledges as well as building a “Golden Bengal” free from poverty, hunger and illiteracy as dreamt by Bangabandhu.
The premier concluded by saying, “I am looking forward to see that the spirit of the great Independence and National Day is reflected in our all activities.”
UNB Dhaka
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
