In his post, Rashed Khan alleged that although there have been repeated incidents of arson, attacks, and vandalism by capitalizing on the workers' movement, the opposition is playing a silent role. He warned that if such violent activities of the Awami League are tolerated in the desire to come to power, the opposition will also have to pay a severe price. He remarked that the opposition's silence is an indication of tacit support for creating anarchy.
The Prime Minister's political assistant further said that if the opposition wants the country's good, it should come out on the streets and resist these activities. Only then will it be proven that they really want a trial for genocide and the arrest of the criminals. Besides, he also expressed doubt over whether there is any compromise or settlement between the fallen autocratic group and Jamaat and the NCP.
