Refrain from activities that erode public trust

BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman today asked his party men to refrain from any activities that may undermine public trust in the party.
He again reiterated that the next general election would be “very tough” for the party.
“Let’s take an oath that we will refrain from doing anything that undermines the public confidence (in BNP),” he said while addressing a workshop in Chattogram through a virtual platform.
BNP Training Affair Committee arranged the Chattorgam Divisional workshop titled “31-point State Structure Reform Proposal and the Public Engagement” at Chattogram Engineers’ Institute.
Tarique, referring to Awami League, said it would be a mistake on the part of the party leaders and activists to think that the party is weak now and BNP would win the next election easily.
“If you have that in mind, please remove it.”
He said the next election will be very tough for his party as many conspiracies continue and many invisible forces are working against the BNP.
The BNP acting chairman said BNP leaders and activists had to tolerate torture and repression for the last 15-16 years. “Please don’t spoil our achievements and sacrifices with small mistakes. We should be conscious so that our achievements and sacrifices do not go in vain,” he said.
He said the BNP won’t be able to woo voters in the next election if it fails to keep up the public trust in the party. “We’ll have to keep up the public confidence. Otherwise, you won’t gain the votes. It is not the responsibility of people, rather it’s your (BNP representatives) duty to gain their trust,” he added.
“You will have to uphold this confidence until the vote is held. And when you win the election, you will have to work to implement the 31-point reform proposal,” Tarique said.
The BNP leader asked his party leaders and activists to take its 31-point reform proposal to the doors of the people.