Talking to this correspondent at his residence on Wednesday night, he said absolute power in the hand of any party chief does not help build up healthy politics.

Razzak said he had soft corner for BNP till the last day of quitting the party.

"But I had no reason to remain there any more being one of the most neglected man of the party for which we had to work through a lot of trials and tribulations," he added.

Opposing the politics of family dynasty, the former speaker blamed a coterie for inviting trouble for BNP which was founded by late president Ziaur Rahman for the greater interest of the country.

He said BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia must know that the sycophants who surrounded her for power and pelf are now out to doom her political career.

How BNP could trust Jamaat, that opposed the liberation war, for forming an alliance? questioned Razzak.

He suggested Khaleda to rethink whether she can avoid an anti-liberation force next time when the ban on polities would be lifted.