Dhaka, Sept. 15 -- BNP senior leader Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury on Monday said their party believes in building an inclusive Bangladesh where no one is left behind because of religion, caste or individual identity or physical limitation.

"We want a Bangladesh for all. There is no room for division based on religion, caste or personal differences. We want Bangladeshi nationalism to be seen as inclusive, not divisive," he said.

Khosru, a BNP Standing Committee member, made the remarks while addressing a training programme organised by Bangladesh Pratibandhi Kalyan Samity at its office.

He said BNP's politics is not just about development, but about production-driven growth that ensures wealth creation and fair distribution.

"Investmen...