Information and Broadcasting Minister Hasan Mahmud on February 7 said that the persons who had sent letters to foreigners against Bangladesh should be brought to book, reports New Age. He said “I think that Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and also BNP should be brought under trial for sending letters to foreigners against the country to stop assistance and to use it (aid) as a weapon. BNP has appointed lobby firms as a part of anti-state conspiracy and propaganda, to create barriers in country’s export trade and to tarnish the image of the country. But, at first, they have denied the allegations and Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, at a press conference, claimed that he didn’t send any letter. Later, they became silent when we present all documents of letters signed by Mirza Fakhrul and the documents of appointing lobbyists by using BNP office address before the mass media.”