Cox’s Bazar-4 (Ukhia-Teknaf) constituency candidate and Cox’s Bazar District BNP Finance Secretary Md. Abdullah said that if you vote on a paddy sheaf, legal businesses will be opened in Ukhia-Teknaf under the direction of Tarique Rahman and Begum Khaleda Zia, through the young, dedicated and people-friendly leadership, and he further said that under the leadership of Tarique Rahman, the people of Ukhia-Teknaf want to be free. I promise that if you vote on a paddy sheaf, legal businesses will be opened in Ukhia-Teknaf.
Employment opportunities will be created. This area will become a city of peace in the coming days. He made these remarks while speaking as the chief guest at a discussion meeting organized on the occasion of the founding anniversary of the Jubo Dal at the Jharna Chattar of Teknaf Bus Station on Tuesday (October 28) afternoon. Abdullah also said that the Awami fascists have taken away the voting rights of the people of Ukhia-Teknaf for 17 years. They had closed legal businesses and continued illegal businesses.
I have been the victim of more than fifty cases for protesting as a BNP leader. Even when they could not kill me, they killed my child Ali Ullah. Still, I did not abandon the people. Under the leadership of the future statesman Tarique Rahman, we will bring peace and development to the country by implementing the 31-point plan, God willing. District BNP member Soltan Ahmed spoke as a special guest at the discussion meeting. He said that the people of Ukhia-Teknaf have been deprived for a long time. Those who deprived them are trying to conspire again. I urge Tarique Rahman that the people of Ukhia-Teknaf want to give the symbol of a sheaf of rice to the young, selfless leader. Don’t give up on their hope.Teknaf Upazila Jubo Dal Joint Convener Md. Selim presided over the meeting. District BNP member Soltan Ahmed BA, former municipal mayor and former general secretary of municipal BNP Hasan Ahmed, Upazila Krishak Dal President Nur Nabi, Teknaf Sadar Union Chairman Ziaur Rahman Jihad and thousands of leaders and activists of BNP and its affiliates were also present.