Didn't need hurling empty slogans needn't want Reverse policies of looting national assets & benefitting cronies.

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 Cannot feed people by hurling empty slogans. 

Reverse policies of looting national assets & benefitting  cronies. 

Give people tangible relief through direct cash transfers & distribute free food kits. 

খালি স্লোগান দিয়ে মানুষকে খাওয়ানো যাবে না।
জাতীয় সম্পদ লুণ্ঠন এবং বন্ধুদের উপকার করার নীতির বিপরীত।
সরাসরি নগদ স্থানান্তর এবং বিনামূল্যে খাদ্য কিট বিতরণের মাধ্যমে মানুষকে বাস্তব ত্রাণ দিন।



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