He made the remarks on Monday at a discussion meeting and prayer session held at the BNP central office in Nayapaltan, Dhaka. The event was organized demanding the return of former party organizing secretary M. Ilias Ali, who has been missing.
Referring to enforced disappearances, he said that those allegedly involved in the disappearance of BNP leader M. Ilias Ali are still believed to be within the country. He demanded that they be brought under legal scrutiny and questioned in order to uncover the truth.
He further stated that establishing the rule of law is essential and called for improvements in existing legal frameworks related to enforced disappearances. According to him, stronger legislation is needed to prevent such human rights violations in the future.
Rizvi also claimed that the current government has been working on fulfilling various commitments since coming to power and has placed emphasis on a more humanitarian approach in lawmaking. However, he stressed that transparency and accountability must be ensured to make these efforts effective.
Meanwhile, the recent fuel price adjustment has sparked nationwide discussion. The government increased the prices of diesel, petrol, octane, and kerosene in line with global market trends, along with adjustments to LPG and autogas prices, which have directly impacted consumers.
Analysts say that fuel price hikes combined with political statements on the issue could have a significant impact on both the economy and daily life. They emphasize the need for transparent policies and practical measures to ensure market stability.
