She termed the BNP a 'progressive' party and said she believed Bangladesh would become a developed country some day. "We will move ahead by tackling everything peacefully with patience and courage by following orders, not by anarchy and disorder." The BNP chief renewed her demand to cancel the power plant project in Bagerhat's Rampal near the Sundarbans, taken up in partnership with India. "But the power plant can be set up in another place." Khaleda said the Indian government itself had stopped a power plant project following protests, while the Awami League government was not safeguarding the Bangladesh's interest.

Source: bd News24 September 01, 2016 21:00 UTC