BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir heaped praise on party Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman during a book launch ceremony at a Gulshan hotel. The seasoned politician declared that Rahman possesses exceptional organizational abilities that modern political leaders rarely demonstrate. Fakhrul emphasized his extensive collaboration with Rahman following Khaleda Zia's imprisonment and highlighted the acting chairman's remarkable talent for building connections with rural communities. He described Rahman as a leader who achieved his position through various pathways including family heritage and personal qualities. The secretary general stressed that Rahman never yields to pressure or injustice, drawing parallels to Khaleda Zia's unwavering stance.
The book launch featured a publication called Tarique Rahman: Hope of Bangladesh, which served as the backdrop for Fakhrul's glowing assessment. He reminded attendees that many predicted BNP's demise after President Ziaur Rahman's assassination, yet the party survived under Khaleda Zia's guidance. Fakhrul acknowledged the intense persecution his organization endured over the past decade and a half but insisted that such hardships only strengthened their resolve. He warned about current smear campaigns targeting BNP and suggested these attacks stem from a calculated conspiracy. The secretary general claimed these efforts aim to eliminate Bangladesh's nationalist forces and destroy the promising leadership that Rahman represents.
The event drew several notable participants including Advisory Council member Ismail Zabiullah, economist Dr Mahbub Ullah, and political analyst Zahed Ur Rahman.
The book launch featured a publication called Tarique Rahman: Hope of Bangladesh, which served as the backdrop for Fakhrul's glowing assessment. He reminded attendees that many predicted BNP's demise after President Ziaur Rahman's assassination, yet the party survived under Khaleda Zia's guidance. Fakhrul acknowledged the intense persecution his organization endured over the past decade and a half but insisted that such hardships only strengthened their resolve. He warned about current smear campaigns targeting BNP and suggested these attacks stem from a calculated conspiracy. The secretary general claimed these efforts aim to eliminate Bangladesh's nationalist forces and destroy the promising leadership that Rahman represents.
The event drew several notable participants including Advisory Council member Ismail Zabiullah, economist Dr Mahbub Ullah, and political analyst Zahed Ur Rahman.
