Former Awami League minister -MPs were seen recently at a virtual rally in Sheikh Hasina in London. This time, former Naval Transport Minister and Awami League Organizing Secretary Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury was seen publicly. He was seen publicly distributing leaflets in London. He was also seen attending an event in London on Sunday evening (February 2) in London.
Pictures and videos spread on social media showed that Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury was speaking at an event. He was then seen distributing leaflets at various places in East London with Awami League leaders and activists.
After the fall of the then Awami League government in the face of mass uprising on August 8, many leaders, ministers and members of the parliament fled the country. In the meantime, several of them have been seen in London. Former state minister Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury was also rumored in London.
It is reported that the UK Awami League organized a meeting in East London on Sunday evening in London. Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury spoke on the occasion. He then distributed leaflets at various places in East London as part of a monthly program organized by the UK Awami League demanding the resignation of the interim government and the withdrawal of the Awami League leaders and activists. He was seen wearing a black jacket and a black cap.
In addition to former state minister Khalid Mahmud, former minister and Awami League Presidium member Abdur Rahman, former state minister Shafiqur Rahman Chowdhury and former parliamentarian Habibur Rahman were reported to have joined the rally.
Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury is a former Member of Parliament for Dinajpur -2 (Rare and Bochaganj) constituency. He was a Member of Parliament four times in this seat.
Earlier, former minister and Awami League Presidium member Abdur Rahman, former state minister Shafiqur Rahman Chowdhury, former parliamentarian Habibur Rahman and former secretary Kabir Bin Anwar were seen in the virtual rally in Sheikh Hasina. An audio of the rally was posted on the Awami League's Verified X handle on December 5.
