Khaleda Zia is going to the field in response to the Prime Minister's call!

The Dhaka Times Desk The Prime Minister asked Khaleda Zia to come down to the field on Thursday. And opposition party leader BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia is going to accept the Prime Minister's proposal. Various media have reported that Khaleda Zia is entering the field.

Many will think that there is going to be a compromise in this news. But not that, in fact the Prime Minister said, it is not possible for him to sit at home by bringing leaders, workers and small children to the field. If you have so much desire, come down to the field yourself, go down to the field and make a movement.

Khaleda Zia is going to enter the field today after such a proposal has been destroyed by several media.

According to the news, Khaleda Zia is entering the field in the movement to overthrow the government. Party sources said that he can enter the field any day to keep the leaders and activists strong. Bangladesh News24.com gave such news.

Quoting a source, the news also said, "The 18-party alliance led by BNP will announce another week-long blockade program from Saturday or Sunday after the end of the first phase of the blockade at five o'clock on Friday morning." And in this siege, BNP chairperson and 18-party alliance leader Khaleda Zia will lead from the field.

It also said, "In this case, he can be seen at various blockade points including the party's central office in Nayapaltan. As the Awami League and its followers are moving steadily towards the 10th National Parliament elections, Khaleda has decided to enter the field herself to create more mass awakening, even with strict programs like hartal-blockade.

It should be noted that the 18-party alliance led by BNP has been protesting for the past two years demanding elections under a non-partisan government. As the time of the government is over, this movement has now taken its final shape. A deadlock was created in the country during the 71-hour blockade of the last three days. The communication system was completely broken all over the country. At least 22 people were killed. At least 3 thousand were injured.