Dhaka/

Chairman of Jatiya Party (Japa) and Deputy Leader of Opposition in Parliament GM Quader commented that Bangladesh has become Sri Lanka without everyone’s knowledge.

He made this comment in his address as the chief guest at the Central Conference of National Youth Solidarity at the Diploma Engineers Auditorium in the capital on Saturday.

GM Quader said, we called Sri Lanka bankrupt. At that time we were identified with Sri Lanka like the rest of the world. Now our situation is the same. There is no electricity, everyone’s income is reduced, the price of goods is increasing every day; This is Sri Lanka.

He said that the people of the country are spending their days in extreme crisis. People are burning in the fire of hell. The people of the country are troubled by physical, economic and political crisis. The government says, we have not failed to repay the debt. If you do not fail to repay the loan, then the international agency Moody’s why lending to Bangladesh will be risky.

He also commented that the government has imposed a huge debt burden on the people of the country by buying goods in the rest.

JAPA Chairman said, we are working for the country and the people of the country. Where we go, what we do – is followed by Pegasus. We try to take pictures to get the trap. Those who build homes in Canada, those who open businesses in Dubai; Why not put detectives behind them? Who is GM involved in violence? Why are you afraid of us? We are working for the people.

Stating that we will not be allowed to do business with the National Party, he said that the people of the country do not trust us. They think that we are playing drama to bring Awami League back to power. Because some of our people are in two boats. Team trading will not be allowed. Those who talk about another party from Jatiya Party can go to that party. Action will be taken against the brokers.

Jatiya Party Secretary General Mujibul Haque Chunnu, Co-Chairman ABM Ruhul Amin Howladar, Kazi Feroz Rashid, Syed Abu Hossain Babla, Presidium member Advocate Md. Rezaul Islam Bhuiyan, Liakat Hossain Khoka and others were present.