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8 months ago

A nation cannot move forward if its mothers and sisters are not safe. BNP will ensure a smart and humane security system. #ShobarAgeyBangladesh #Bangladesh #WomenSafety #WomenEmpowerment #VoteForBNP

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8 months ago

@Drsr_Official জামাতি আমির শফিক এর স্বাধীনতার ঘোষণা নিয়ে মিথ্যা বক্তব্য, সে একজন ক্রনিক মিথ্যাবাদী, ভন্ড , প্রতারক। ২ দিন আগে নারীদের নিয়ে অসম্মানজনক বক্তব্য তার এ করা , এদের হাতে দেশ কোনো ভাবে এ নিরাপদ নয়। জামাত যে একটা মুনাফেক এর দল তা আবার প্রমান হলো

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8 months ago

@MdAbuShadik জামাতি আমির শফিক এর স্বাধীনতার ঘোষণা নিয়ে মিথ্যা বক্তব্য ,একজন ক্রনিক মিথ্যাবাদী, ভন্ড , প্রতারক। ২ দিন আগে নারীদের নিয়ে অসম্মানজনক বক্তব্য তার এ করা , এদের হাতে দেশ কোনো ভাবে এ নিরাপদ নয়। জামাত যে একটা মুনাফেক এর দল তা আবার প্রমান হলো

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8 months ago

@MdAbuShadik জামাতি আমির শফিক এর স্বাধীনতার ঘোষণা নিয়ে মিথ্যা বক্তব্য, সে একজন ক্রনিক মিথ্যাবাদী, ভন্ড , প্রতারক। ২ দিন আগে নারীদের নিয়ে অসম্মানজনক বক্তব্য তার এ করা , এদের হাতে দেশ কোনো ভাবে এ নিরাপদ নয়। জামাত যে একটা মুনাফেক এর দল তা আবার প্রমান হলো

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MUKTADIR rashid ROMEO @muktadirnewage

9 months ago

ঠিক ঠিক, ছাগল চোরকে ভোট দেওয়া ঠিক হবে না।

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MUKTADIR rashid ROMEO @muktadirnewage

9 months ago

A conversation with Tarique Rahman in a time of reckoning… https://t.co/BEJOWk1jaS

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@trahmanbnp

9 months ago

As the three-day national mourning period for Begum Khaleda Zia comes to a close, our family has been deeply moved by the continued outpouring of condolences and prayers from across the country and from friends abroad. These three days have shown us the many ways in which my mother meant something different to different people, often in ways we may not have fully known or seen. To many she came to symbolise the courage to stand up for what one truly believes in and remain steadfast in conviction, despite the hardship. That lesson resonates far beyond politics, touching people wherever they are and whoever they may be. We are eternally thankful to the interim government, and to Professor Muhammad Yunus and his Cabinet, whose leadership and swift coordination made it possible to arrange such an honourific farewell in such a short time. To the international community, our neighbours, friends, diplomats, and partners around the world, you have warmed our hearts with your compassion and solidarity. The presence of dignitaries at the funeral, the letters and messages of condolence, the words written in condolence books, the countless expressions shared through social media, and official statements by leaders, local missions in Bangladesh, and organisations across the country has been incredible to see. Once again, we are deeply grateful to all the servicemen and women involved, across the armed forces and law-enforcement agencies, across coordinating administrations and ministries. My family and I were truly touched by your sense of duty and care during my mother’s final farewell. We remain grateful to all who helped ensure these days of mourning were conducted with dignity and care. I wish to offer special thanks to the President Guard Regiment, whose solemn guard of honour and final salute paid the highest tribute to my mother’s life and service. By escorting Begum Khaleda Zia with such respect to her final resting place, you embodied the nation’s reverence and ensured that her last journey was marked with the honour it deserved. I am also mindful that many others, whose names or roles may not have been mentioned, contributed in countless ways to ensuring the day unfolded seamlessly. To all who served behind the scenes or beyond public view, please accept my heartfelt thanks. Your efforts made it possible, Alhamdulillah, for our family and for the nation to honour her memory with dignity. And finally, to the people of Bangladesh. To see so many of you, from every corner of the nation, gather in reverence for my mother was something our family could never have anticipated. It was a powerful and unifying moment that reflected the compassion and shared humanity of our people. On behalf of our family and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, we thank everyone who stood with us in grief and remembrance. Your kindness and solidarity have been a source of comfort and strength, and we carry them forward with gratitude.

trahmanbnp's tweet photo. As the three-day national mourning period for Begum Khaleda Zia comes to a close, our family has been deeply moved by the continued outpouring of condolences and prayers from across the country and from friends abroad. These three days have shown us the many ways in which my mother meant something different to different people, often in ways we may not have fully known or seen.

To many she came to symbolise the courage to stand up for what one truly believes in and remain steadfast in conviction, despite the hardship. That lesson resonates far beyond politics, touching people wherever they are and whoever they may be.

We are eternally thankful to the interim government, and to Professor Muhammad Yunus and his Cabinet, whose leadership and swift coordination made it possible to arrange such an honourific farewell in such a short time.

To the international community, our neighbours, friends, diplomats, and partners around the world, you have warmed our hearts with your compassion and solidarity. The presence of dignitaries at the funeral, the letters and messages of condolence, the words written in condolence books, the countless expressions shared through social media, and official statements by leaders, local missions in Bangladesh, and organisations across the country has been incredible to see.

Once again, we are deeply grateful to all the servicemen and women involved, across the armed forces and law-enforcement agencies, across coordinating administrations and ministries. My family and I were truly touched by your sense of duty and care during my mother’s final farewell.

We remain grateful to all who helped ensure these days of mourning were conducted with dignity and care. I wish to offer special thanks to the President Guard Regiment, whose solemn guard of honour and final salute paid the highest tribute to my mother’s life and service. By escorting Begum Khaleda Zia with such respect to her final resting place, you embodied the nation’s reverence and ensured that her last journey was marked with the honour it deserved.

I am also mindful that many others, whose names or roles may not have been mentioned, contributed in countless ways to ensuring the day unfolded seamlessly. To all who served behind the scenes or beyond public view, please accept my heartfelt thanks. Your efforts made it possible, Alhamdulillah, for our family and for the nation to honour her memory with dignity.

And finally, to the people of Bangladesh. To see so many of you, from every corner of the nation, gather in reverence for my mother was something our family could never have anticipated. It was a powerful and unifying moment that reflected the compassion and shared humanity of our people.

On behalf of our family and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, we thank everyone who stood with us in grief and remembrance. Your kindness and solidarity have been a source of comfort and strength, and we carry them forward with gratitude.

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MUKTADIR rashid ROMEO @muktadirnewage

11 months ago

শেখ হাসিনা ২.০

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about 1 year ago

@aaliaaaliya its not system , its lack of resources- players are not at all competitive for 1st layer . your psl day day going low in quality no big players are not interested to chip in . couldn't produce a single batter for last 5 years . all are hypes saim, haris labra labra quality zero

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