Poor people will eat plums and you will eat grapes and dates, it will not happen: Jasd president Hasanul Haque Inu

Gave a speech as the chief guest at the Rajshahi Divisional Youth Rally of Inu National Youth Alliance. Jasd President Hasanul Haque Inu addressed the Rajshahi Divisional Youth Rally of the National Youth Alliance at Batter Mor area of ​​Rajshahi Nagar today on Monday. Photo: Prothom Alo at Batter Mor area of ​​Rajshahi Nagar on Monday. Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (Jasad) President Hasanul Haque Inu has severely criticized Industry Minister Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun for suggesting plums in Iftar instead of grapes and apples. He said, 'Poor people will eat plums. And you eat grapes and dates, it will not happen, it will not happen. He made this comment in the speech of the chief guest at Rajshahi Divisional National Youth Rally on Monday afternoon. The rally was organized at Batter Mor in the city. Hasanul Haque said, "A while ago, I saw a minister saying on the mobile that he does not eat dates and grapes during fasting. Made with plums. What will Allah say? Today people are plagued in the market of daily commodities. You are joking with people. Hon'ble Prime Minister, kick such a minister out now. How brave With plums... Wake up young people. Drop the sack of plums at the minister's house. I will break my fast with plums, and you will eat dates and grapes. If you have courage, ban the import of dates and grapes. It is to be noted that in response to the questions of the journalists at the Deputy Commissioner's Conference on Monday in the capital's Osmani Auditorium, Industry Minister Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun said, "Why don't you eat plums if you break the fast? Why do you need grapes? Why do you need apples? There is nothing else in our country." Don't give guavas, arrange the plate like that.' After the minister's sharp criticism, Hasanul Haque smiled to the crowd and said, 'You are angry with sadness, you don't understand. Then again you can remember that Inu sub is losing in the vote, he is angry about it. No brother, when I was a minister, I spoke like this in the Council of Ministers by raising my finger. I have said the situation in the Parliament when I was a Member of Parliament. No anger matters. If you cannot give relief to the people in the midst of political uncertainty, keep them in trouble, if they are disappointed, BNP-Jamaat will take that opportunity. They survive on that opportunity.'