BNP leaders and activists in the US to participate in the election campaign in Bangladesh

Various leaders and activists of the US BNP are now in Bangladesh to work for the party's candidates in the upcoming 13th National Parliament elections. They are determined to preserve the sacrifices of past years in the party's interest.

The leaders who went to Bangladesh for the election are Alhaj Abdul Latif Samrat, one of the members of the BNP central committee; Zillur Rahman; Gias Ahmed; and Milton Bhuiyan. In addition, there are Mustafa Kamal Pasha Babul, Jasim Bhuiyan, MA Sabur, Maulana Aliullah Atiqur Rahman, Jasimuddin VP, Saidur Rahman Sayeed, Habibur Rahman Selim Reza, Jahangir Suhrawardy, Kazi Asadullah, Laskar Sharif, Ebad Chowdhury, MA Qayyum, Md. Shahin, Rahman Babul, Mohammad Didar, Monirul Islam and others.

Central leader Gias Ahmed said that a mass movement has been created in favor of the sheaf of rice. Everyone will have to remain vocal until the election is over to bring that harvest to the BNP's house. Because various conspiracies are still going on.

Abdul Latif Samrat said, "Everyone is deeply interested in voting for their preferred candidate. The interest of new voters is the highest because this time they want to make their desired leader the Prime Minister by voting in a completely free environment."

Golam Faruk Shaheen, a member of the BNP Chairperson's Foreign Affairs Advisory Council, said, "All of us who could not go to Bangladesh are working for the party candidates in our respective areas. We are encouraging our relatives to go to the center and be vocal in favor of the paddy sheaf."