Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Sunday warned that action will be taken if anyone tries to break law and create public suffering, reports UNB.
“It is quite normal that action will be taken against those who don’t abide by law, and create public suffering,” he said while speaking at a programme on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of Bangladesh Crime Reporters Association (Crab) at Dhaka Reporters Unity.
Regarding arrest of BNP leaders and activists, he said those BNP leaders and activists have been arrested who were warranted in different cases.
People are not interested to see BNP in power and that’s why they failed to come to power, he said.
Referring to BNP’s political programmes, Asaduzzaman said police do not create any obstacle to their programmes anywhere.
Replying to a question about the death of an activist of BNP in Laxmipur, the Home minister said “After talking to the law enforcers and local administration it was known that the slain person was not an activist of BNP, and the person died due to previous enmity between two groups.”
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