Exiled Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed her firm commitment to restoring Bangladesh’s development momentum while motivating her party leaders and workers. She acknowledged the hardships the people faced over the past year and called for patience and unity.
Through a speech shared via the official Bangladesh Chhatra League page, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina pledged to revive the country’s development trajectory and encouraged party leaders and workers to remain patient, refrain from revenge politics, and actively contribute to national progress.
“I am coming. Forget the losses you have suffered. We do not practice revenge politics. You are my family. I will bear the weight of your losses,” she said, assuring her supporters of solidarity and care.
Highlighting the impact of the previous year, Sheikh Hasina noted,
“In the past year, the people of the country were deprived of the development momentum for the nation and its people. I pledge to bring back that progress and restore the quality of life of the Bangladeshi people.”
She urged all party leaders and workers to be prepared to work diligently for the country, emphasizing a focus on justice and development rather than vengeance. “We will not walk the path of vengeance. Our goal is to establish justice and ensure peace and prosperity in the country,” she stated.
“Be ready to work for the country. Together, we will once again bring Bangladesh to the pinnacle of development,” she added.
Her speech has sparked renewed enthusiasm among party members, strengthening unity and motivating collective efforts toward national development goals. Analysts suggest that Sheikh Hasina’s message could play a crucial role in restoring peace, stability, and the country’s path to progress.
