BNP General Secretary Mirza Fakhrul announced the new program from Chittagong road march

 

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir announced a new 6-day program as part of the simultaneous movement of the opposition party for the resignation of the government and the dissolution of parliament, the release of Begum Khaleda Zia and the release of Begum Khaleda Zia on Thursday, October 5.

This program includes a teacher's rally on October 7. Rallies and marches across the country, including Dhaka, for the release of Khaleda Zia on October 9 and sending her abroad for better treatment. On October 12, a student convention in Dhaka for a one-point demand for the resignation of the government. Out of which 15 student organizations have formed a front under the leadership. On October 14, Khaleda Zia's release and to be sent abroad for better treatment, hunger strike across the country including Dhaka. October 16 Youth rally in Dhaka to demand resignation of the government. Public rally in Dhaka on October 18.

The road march of BNP has started from the Kachua Khandkar filling station in Comilla with the aim of achieving the one-sided demand for the fall of the government, elections under a neutral government and Khaleda Zia's release and sending her abroad for better treatment. This road march of 155 kilometers ends at Chittagong Kazi Deuri. BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir will announce this program in the speech of the chief guest.

Mirza Fakhrul Islam said in the public meeting of Roadmarch that the 12th National Assembly elections will not be allowed to be held as before. The ruling party called on the Awami League government to quickly resign and conduct free, fair and participatory elections under the caretaker government.

He also said that the Awami League government has taken away the voting rights of the people of the country and destroyed the democracy and the constitution of the country. Doves repeatedly eat rice. This will not happen again. We are doing a peaceful movement, a non-violent movement. We don't want to vote for BNP, we want to vote for the people. I want to return people's right to vote.