Amu for finding out instigators behind vandalism of Bangabandhu’s sculpture

DHAKA, Dec 7, 2020 (BSS) – Awami League advisory council member and
spokesman of the central 14-party alliance Amir Hossain Amu today said
the instigators, who were behind damage of the sculpture of Father of
the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, must be identified.

In a statement of the 14-party alliance, he said, Bangabandhu,
Bangalees and Bangladesh are inseparable words.

Any strike to Bangabandhu’s sculpture means hurt to the heart of
Bengalees and Bangladesh, which is an unforgivable crime, he said.

Amu expressed deep concern and strongly condemned over vandalism of
an under-construction sculpture of Bangabandhu in Kushtia.

Those who vandalised the Bangabandhu’s sculpture do not believe in
the country’s independence, its sovereignty and liberation war, he
added.

The 14-party alliance spokesman said they are the ghosts of
Pakistan and also do not believe in the country’s constitution. These
anti-liberation ones should severely be punished for violating the
constitution, he added.

Amu said those who vandalised the Bangabandhu’s sculpture and want
to implement the agendas of Pakistan must be brought to justice.

He called upon the leaders and workers of the 14 central parties and
the country’s people to remain alert against any intrigue of the
anti-liberation forces aiming to implement the ideology of Bangabandhu
and the spirit of the 1971 liberation war.

 

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