'Border Deaths Are Not Murders, But Accidents' Moja Time

 Commenting that the death on the border is not a murder, Prime Minister's Security Adviser Major General (retd) Tariq Ahmed Siddique said that the killings on the border are not planned.  It's an accident.  Both sides are at fault.

 He said these things at the DC conference on Tuesday.

 Tariq Ahmed Siddique said, tension is still going on at the border of Myanmar.  According to the Prime Minister's order, we will not go into aggression with anyone.  But the army is ready to face any problem.

 In response to the question whether the recent incidents of fire in the country were planned or not, he said that it cannot be ruled out whether it was planned or not.  The DCs have been directed to investigate whether the sudden outbreak of fire is due to someone's negligence or not.

 Regarding the current law and order situation in the country, he further said that currently the law and order situation in the country is good.  However, the recent incident of fire in Chittagong's sugar warehouse including Bailey Road may hit the economy.  Investments may suffer.  But now the economic situation is better.  Trying to get out of the crisis.