Prime Minister and BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman has alleged that the ousted authoritarian regime and its associates are conspiring to disrupt the country's development and create instability in public life.Intelligence reports, he claimed, indicate that a group is supplying money from across the border, while another group operating within the country is attempting to destabilise the situation by fomenting labour unrest in factories and engaging in other subversive activities.He made the remarks on Tuesday while addressing a large public rally in Rajshahi organised to distribute government incentive funds among sugarcane farmers.“We have clear intelligence information that the autocrat who fled the country is sending money from across the border, and their associates are using that money to create various forms of disorder and instability inside the country. Labour unrest is being deliberately instigated in different factories,” the prime minister said.Criticising political groups that he accused of misleading voters ahead of the election, Tarique said the people had rejected those who spread falsehoods and pursued what he described as the politics of selling tickets.He alleged that those groups had now joined forces again to undermine the country's normal progress and stability.‘We must change our own destiny’Calling for national unity to rebuild the country, Tarique said Bangladesh could not depend on outsiders to develop it.“No one will come from abroad to build our country for us. We must turn the 400 million hands of the country's 200 million people into a productive workforce and change our own destiny,” he said.Barrages planned on Teesta, PadmaThe prime minister strongly pledged to begin and complete the construction of barrages on the Teesta and Padma rivers soon to ensure the northern region receives its fair share of water.He also outlined several social and development initiatives, including providing a “Family Card” to every household to help marginalised women become economically self-reliant and distributing “Agriculture Cards” to protect farmers.He further pledged to revive the canal excavation programme and increase the capacity of every upazila hospital to 150 beds.Urging people to stand alongside the BNP government in its efforts to build the country and resist what he described as conspiracies, Tarique concluded his speech with the slogan: We will work, we will build the country — Bangladesh for all.