বিএনপি নির্বাচনের সময় আওয়ামী লীগের ভোট ভিক্ষা চেয়েছেন: জামায়াতের আমির

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Leader of the Opposition in parliament Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said at a discussion in the National Press Club in Dhaka on Sunday (25 October) that the BNP had sought Awami League votes during the election to come to power. He quoted Sheikh Hasina as saying votes were taken by pleading and now betrayal was being done, and said an Awami League leader claimed the party had voted the BNP to victory in 95 seats. He rejected the government's allegation of an opposition alliance with the Awami League, accused the government of failing on governance, extortion, rising prices and cross-border drug inflow, and said it should step down if unable to run the country. He also criticised the handling of the Radda Medical Centre looting, and the home minister. Outlets differ on how many of these remarks were reported.

Where accounts differ. Channel i and the Bangla Edition report that Shafiqur Rahman called the BNP's win the result of pleading for Awami League votes, while Dhaka Post and Daily Bangladesh frame it as seeking votes with various claims; Daily Bangladesh omits the Radda and home minister remarks that the others include.

Dhaka PostChannel iBangla EditionDaily Bangladesh

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