All the tweets are deleted now. Even a video was posted.
But here is the ticker
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And the token has been rugged
@zachxbt
Obv no one should have bought this.
When I personally speak of reform, I envision transformative change that enhances people’s lives – not mere revisions to a few constitutional paragraphs. 'Reform' for me means ensuring livelihood, socio-economic advancements, and financial security for every family. 'Reform' must address unemployment by creating jobs for all and ensure the dignity, freedom, and empowerment of women and minorities.
'Reform' should guarantee the safety and welfare of all citizens. It must provide our youth with modern education and moral values. It has to deliver the healthcare system that people deserve. It must stabilize the market and control prices of essential goods and services. 'Reform' needs to establish fair wages for farmers, labourers, and people from every working segment of Bangladesh.
The people of Bangladesh deserve these transformations in their lives and for the future of their children.
Country-wide reforms are at the forefront of the political conversation now, and BNP, historically, always worked for forward-thinking reforms, aimed at changing people’s lives and transforming our country.
What is the main purpose of these reforms?
Reforms are necessary to adapt to the evolving world and ensure that Bangladesh can compete at a global level across various sectors.
However, having started my political work from the grassroots level in Bangladesh, at its core, I believe reforms should revolve around lifting the millions of common people across Bangladesh to live better lives, allowing them to dream of a brighter future for their children and driving tangible change in the fabric of our nation.
True reforms are those that uplift the lives of our people, creating employment for the unemployed, safeguarding the freedoms and rights of women, children and minorities, guaranteeing public safety for all, ensuring quality education for our next generation, and providing essential healthcare services to all; thus fostering equality, justice, and fairness.
Bangladesh’s Muslim clerics are voluntarily guarding a Hindu temple in Cumilla after reports of attacks on Hindu communities and their places of worship prompted politicians and protest leaders to call for 'resisting' those committing violence.
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