“In 1990, the Awami League, Jamaat, and BNP pledged reforms, but none of them kept their promises. “He tried political reform but did not succeed. We doubt how much reform BNP can truly deliver.”Nasiruddin also blamed BNP’s “corruption and wrong politics” for repeated uprisings. “They may argue that their name cannot be changed democratically, but I ask -- can you form a political party using Islam’s name in a democracy? It’s time for Jamaat and BNP to use this opportunity wisely.”Despite his criticism, Nasiruddin hinted at possible electoral alliances.

Source: bd News24 November 04, 2025 19:39 UTC