January 7 a 'black day' for country's people: Rizvi

By Star Digital Report
9 January 2024, 10:57 AM
UPDATED 9 January 2024, 17:26 PM
The BNP today said the general election held on January 7 was a "black day for the people of the country", claiming that 95 percent of voters gave a "red card" to the Awami League

The BNP today said the general election held on January 7 was a "black day for the people of the country", claiming that 95 percent of voters gave a "red card" to the Awami League.

"Through a dummy election, dummy candidates are preparing to lead a dummy parliament. They have no legitimacy," BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi said at a virtual press briefing today.

Rizvi said the US, UK and other democratic nations have labelled the election "non-participatory, voter-less and one-sided" in statements.

"The ongoing movement won't stop unless Sheikh Hasina resigns," he added.