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He said this while joining the conference of Akkelpur Upazila Awami League of Joypurhat district online on Thursday morning.

Noting that there is no question of giving exemption if anyone is involved in irregularities, corruption and anti-discipline activities, the Awami League general secretary said that instructions have been given to the Anti-Corruption Commission and law enforcement agencies in this regard.

Calling on the committee to evaluate the sacrificers, Obaidul Quader said the sacrificers are the lifeblood of the Awami League and they should be included in the committee. He urged the district and upazila leaders not to pull the spring cuckoos into the team to make their pockets heavier.

Obaidul Quader said that the party president and prime minister Sheikh Hasina is in a very difficult position regarding the party discipline and if the party does not follow the discipline, no matter how big the leader is, the party will not let him go.

Noting that no program can be given by holding the people hostage, the general secretary of Awami League said, "People are our strength, the main goal is to serve them."

Obaidul Quader remarked that the BNP is ready to blame others for its own failures so they have failed in the movement and have put the people and the police as opponents. He also remarked that the BNP is now like a lost path after falling from the politics of continued failure and power.

Addressing the party leaders and workers, Awami League general secretary Obaidul Quader said there was no alternative to unity, forgetting differences and making the party well-organized and strong.

Akkelpur Upazila Awami President. Awami League Organizing Secretary Abu Saeed Al Mahmud Swapan, SM Kamal Hossain, Health Secretary Dr Rokeya Sultana and other local MPs and district and upazila leaders also addressed the conference under the chairmanship of Moksed Ali Mandal.
Airport Armed Police (APBN) has recovered four tiger bones from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport during a fancy smuggling operation. A Chinese national was also detained at the time.

Four tiger bones were recovered from a Chinese national named Shu Shanji on Wednesday (March 10th) night.

Airport Armed Police Additional Superintendent of Police Alamgir Hossain confirmed the matter at noon on Thursday. He said that at around 11pm on Wednesday, the Armed Police of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport followed him when there was a suspicious movement of a Chinese national near the gate number 7 of the exit terminal.
He was later brought to the Armed Police Office for questioning. During the search, four bones were recovered from him. The bones were wrapped in foil paper with a tea bag inside it with two packets of tea bags.

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Citing the man for questioning, he said, "These are tiger bones." He collected the bones through a man named Mansur Ali to take to China. With him were the currencies of Bangladesh, India, United States, India.

The police superintendent said that he has been handed over to the Airport Police Station after filing a case under the Wildlife Conservation Act.