People Will Vote for BNP Based on Five-Year Performance: Chief Whip
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Speaking at a conference in Barishal, Chief Whip of the National Parliament Nurul Islam Moni stated that the public will evaluate the government's five-year tenure before voting in the next election, urging opponents not to create instability.
- The Chief Whip emphasized that the electorate will deliver their verdict on government performance strictly through votes.
- A three-year tax exemption has been granted on solar energy equipment imports to mitigate the power crisis.
- Efforts are underway to rebuild the economy after massive capital flight under the previous regime.
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Chief Whip of the National Parliament Nurul Islam Moni has stated that citizens will cast their ballots in the next general election based on an objective evaluation of the government's five-year track record. Addressing the Barishal divisional conference of Zia Mancha as the chief guest at the Shilpakala Academy auditorium, he emphasized that if the government performs well, the public will reward it, and if it fails, voters will deliver their verdict at the ballot box. He urged political factions to refrain from causing instability through frequent protests and instead allow administrative progress.
Highlighting the macro-economic reality, the Chief Whip noted that the current administration inherited a severely strained economy marred by massive capital flight of over thirty trillion taka under the past regime. Despite structural bottlenecks, nationwide reconstruction drives have commenced. He underscored affirmative actions aimed at marginalized communities, including the rollout of specialized family and farmer support cards designed to bolster grassroots financial security.
Addressing the lingering energy shortfall, Moni pointed to sustainable solar alternatives as a vital remedy. He announced that the government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, has instituted a comprehensive three-year tax exemption on imported solar power equipment. He expressed confidence that with systematic implementation, the domestic power deficit could be substantially resolved within a single calendar year.
Moni concluded by observing that abrupt long marches and disruptions cannot yield structural development for Bangladesh. Following seventeen years of sustained struggle to restore democratic governance, state institutions are focused on sustainable rebuilding. The conference was also attended by Barishal City Corporation Administrator Advocate Bilkis Akhter Jahan Shirin and Member of Parliament Md. Rafiqul Islam Jamal, among other senior regional figures.
“The Chief Whip's statements highlight a commitment to electoral accountability and policy-driven governance. By pairing pragmatic fiscal incentives in renewable energy with appeals for political stability, the administration aims to reassure the public while addressing critical economic challenges.”
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