Not just BNP… Tariq Rehman’s first big statement after victory, said- there is no place for dictatorship now

Bangladesh Latest News Hindi: The results of the historic 13th general elections in Bangladesh have changed the political direction of the country. After the bumper victory of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), party president and prime ministerial candidate Tariq Rahman addressed the media and countrymen for the first time. In his address, he not only celebrated his victory but also presented his roadmap for the coming challenges and the future of the country.

Victory of democracy and respect of the people

Tariq Rahman said that this victory is not just of BNP but of crores of Bangladeshis who maintained their unwavering faith in democracy and freedom. He paid tribute to those who have sacrificed their lives in this fight for democracy. According to Rahman, today freedom and rights are being restored in the true sense in the country and now the voice of the public will be considered supreme in the governance system.

Revival of economy and institutions

Acknowledging the difficult circumstances facing the new government, Tariq Rehman made it clear that he was left with a ‘broken legacy’ Has been found. He said that in the last one and a half decade, the country’s economy has weakened and the constitutional and statutory institutions have become almost ineffective. He promised that his priority would be to revive the weak economy and improve the broken law and order system so that an accountable governance system can be established in the country.

National unity and end of dictatorship

Tariq Rahman gave a strong message in his speech, saying that Bangladesh will not tolerate the recurrence of dictatorship again at any cost. He stressed that the country should not be someone’s ‘subordinate state’ will not be allowed to be built and the sovereignty of Bangladesh will be protected. Referring to all the 51 political parties (like Jamaat-e-Islami, NCP and others) participating in this election, he appealed to everyone to remain united.

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New hope for relations with India

After the victory, Tariq Rehman’s attitude towards international cooperation has also shown positive. According to sources, the BNP leadership is planning to invite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to his swearing-in ceremony, which could be a sign of future warming of relations between the two countries. Tariq Rehman indicated that he is in favor of respectful and strong relations with neighboring countries.