4 sourcesFirst reported today at 09:16, updated 2 h ago
আইজিপির বক্তব্য দেশের ক্ষতি করবে: রিজভী
rizvi says igp statement will harm country
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Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, acting secretary-general of the BNP and political adviser to the prime minister, said the Inspector General of Police's recent statement, made for cheap credit or praise, would harm the country and embarrass and frighten the government rather than reassure it. Speaking on Tuesday, 27 October, at a BNP Naya Paltan event opening a free medical camp for the Jatiotabadi Jubo Dal's 48th founding anniversary, he said many honest and capable officers serve in the police and could curb crime if allowed to work impartially. Rizvi also praised BNP chairman Tarique Rahman's planned social and development initiatives and called on youth to be partners in national reconstruction. Other BNP leaders attended the event.
Where accounts differ. Dainik Bangla adds Rizvi's remarks on Tarique Rahman's Tarique Rahman's Tarique Rahman's family card and farmer card initiatives and his Ahmed-era, and Daily Sangram adds details on the Mano Bangladesh vision, which Dainik Bangla does not mention.
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আইজিপির বক্তব্য দেশের ক্ষতি করবে, সরকারকেও বিব্রত করবে: রিজভী
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আইজিপির বক্তব্য দেশের ক্ষতি করবে, সরকারকেও বিব্রত করবে: রিজভী
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আইজিপির বক্তব্য দেশের ক্ষতি করবে, সরকারকেও বিব্রত করবে: রিজভী
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