Tarique Rahman Unveils Bold Vision for Bangladesh’s Democratic Future
Tarique Rahman, acting chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), delivered a major speech on December 25, 2025, outlining his vision for the country. Addressing millions from the July 36 Expressway, he echoed the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr., calling for unity and democratic reform in Bangladesh.
Rahman’s speech in July 2025 marked a defining moment for the BNP, with the leader positioning himself as a voice for collective change. He repeatedly used terms like 'we' and 'together'—39 times in total—avoiding personal ego and stressing shared responsibility. His words mirrored King’s 1963 'I Have a Dream' speech, which mobilised millions for equality and justice in the United States.
On December 25, Rahman declared, 'I have a plan,' setting out priorities for Bangladesh’s future. His proposals focused on strengthening democracy, economic stability, and universal security for all citizens. He also pledged to uphold independence, resist foreign dominance, and protect freedom of speech. Women’s rights and aspirations featured prominently in his address. Rahman acknowledged their expectations and promised to fulfil them as part of his broader vision. The speech painted a picture of a new Bangladesh, built on fairness, sovereignty, and a rejection of authoritarian rule.
Rahman’s plan aims to reshape Bangladesh’s political and economic landscape. By emphasising unity, security, and democratic values, he has outlined a roadmap for the nation’s progress. The speech signals a shift in the BNP’s direction, with concrete goals for reform and resistance to external control.
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