Lecture 3

Daily Independent, June 12, 2016

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Renewing her allegation that the BNP-Jamaat clique is behind the recent killings in Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said the government will do whatever is needed to stop the killings and it is just a matter of time, reports UNB. "We’ll do whatever is needed to stop the secret killings…if the government can rein in the broad daylight killings by BNP-Jamaat during the first part of the last year, we can face these killings as well Inshallah.



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Renewing her allegation that the BNP-Jamaat clique is behind the recent killings in Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said the government will do whatever is needed to stop the killings and it is just a matter of time, reports UNB. "We’ll do whatever is needed to stop the secret killings…if the government can rein in the broad daylight killings by BNP-Jamaat during the first part of the last year, we can face these killings as well Inshallah…it’s just a matter of time," she said. The Prime Minister said this in her introductory speech at a meeting of Awami League Central Working Committee at her official residence Ganobhaban. Terming the killings as part of a plot, Sheikh Hasina urged the people of the country to come up to resist the terrorists and militants as they did in 2015. "The culprits are doing secret killings just to undermine the country and destroy its image," she said.

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The Prime Minister said the government will track each and every person behind these secret killings and put them on trial. "Where will they go, we definitely dig them out," she asserted. Sheikh Hasina said no one will be spared. “Bangladesh is a small land, but it has got a huge number of people. The people of this country know each other; it’s not a tough job to find out the culprits…they must face the punishment,” she said. Hasina, also the Awami League chief, came down heavily on a section of people who are making hue and cry after every killing saying the government has failed. “Their voice was not that much strong while the BNP-Jamaat clique was burning hundreds of people in the name of a movement,” she recalled.

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