The interim government has announced the election of the thirteenth parliament in February next year. This has begun to prepare overall preparation Election Commission (EC). Political parties are also preparing ahead of the elections. Several parties, including Jamaat -e -Islami, have already introduced potential candidates nationwide. On the other hand, the nominees of the BNP are also in the field. All in all, the vote is blowing in the grassroots.
BNP and Jamaat -e -Islami are most active in strengthening their position on the polling ground without the Awami League. In addition to other parties the National Citizens Party (NCP), Islamic Movement, Khilafat Majlis, Ulama Islam in Jamiat, LDP, Bangladesh Development Party (BDP), leaders of the People’s Rights Council are also presenting their position. Independent candidates are also seen somewhere in the election -oriented campaign.
BNP’s policy makers say the preparations for the thirteenth elections say the process of nomination in the BNP is underway in preparation for the elections and it will be final after the announcement of the election schedule. Asked about the standing committee member Selima Rahman on Monday Today’s magazine“Who said that the people will be given priority to the people acceptable, honest, qualified and sacrificing leaders in the nomination. Who has played the role in the past in the past, for the party, the party will nominate the candidate by scrutinizing everything.
Meanwhile, Jamaat -e -Islami has taken the campaign by announcing the names of the potential candidate in the seat ahead of the elections. However, the party’s Assistant Secretary General Maulana Abdul Halim said the need for time and situation is likely to change. Asked about the party’s election preparations, he told today’s newspaper, “We have given a candidate in that seat. Candidates have come to the campaign in their respective areas as per the directions of the Center. There is no problem anywhere. ‘ He added that even if the candidate was announced in that seat, it was not final at all. If the coalition or seat is negotiated with the people, the candidate list will change.
Meanwhile, the information sent by the representatives of today’s newspaper has found an image of the electoral amaze in the grassroots. The voting ground has become active in the activities of potential candidates. They are taking new programs every day to gain the confidence of the voters; He is busy with domestic meetings, public meetings, seminars as well as social events, prayers and sports and cultural events. Many candidates are campaigning and motorcycle showdown to attract the attention of voters in various crowded areas including Internet-based social media. Central leaders are also coming somewhere to boost the election campaign of local leaders.
Parallel BNP-Samat
Awami League leader Shajahan Khan has ruled in Madaripur-2 seat for so long. In the changing context, many other leaders of the area, including Shajahan Khan and his son Asib Khan, are in jail. The Jamaat -e -Islami, along with the BNP, is also quite clear to take the Awami League seat. Abdus Sobhan Khan, a possible Jamaat candidate in this seat, has taken to the campaign. “We have taken the field with a message of change peacefully,” he said. I am getting huge response from the youth and the general public. So I am preparing for the elections organically. I am hopeful that Jamaat’s candidate will be elected in this seat if there is a fair and peaceful election. ‘
At least five of the BNP nominees are in the same seat in the same seat. They are also trying to win the voters’ minds from their respective places. Helen Jerin Khan, co-education secretary of the BNP nomination party and former women parliament member Helen Jerin Khan, said, “The people of Bangladesh were deprived of voting for a long time. In the next election, I will work to send honest, qualified people and send it to Parliament. If I nominate me, I want to participate in the elections and be with the people. ‘
BNP nominees, as well as the excludes
Many people are desperate to get the party’s nomination if they participate in the national elections in the BNP ticket in the changing context. Nomination candidates are keeping in close contact with the Center, taking the voters with the 5 -point of the party’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman for the reform of the state. They have continued to try with their highest to be deprived of the nomination in any way. In doing so, the nomination candidates are getting involved in themselves in many places. Joint Secretary General of the party, Syed Imran Saleh Prince, is fielding the BNP nomination in Mymensingh-4 constituency; Chairperson’s adviser and former Justice TH Khan’s son Afzal H Khan; Mymensingh North District BNP member and joint convenor of Haluaghat Upazila BNP Salman Omar Rubel. They have been divided into three groups before the July coup.
Heavyweight leaders and young candidates are running for the BNP candidate. In many parts of the country, the fight for the young and old has become quite frozen. There are multiple heavyweight and young candidates running for the candidate in Bagerhat-1 seat. They are members of the BNP’s National Executive Committee, former MP and former vice -president of Bagerhat district BNP Sheikh Mujibur Rahman; Wahiduzzaman Dipu, one of the BNP’s National Executive Committee; Former Vice President of Bagerhat District BNP Masud Rana; Former Khulna Divisional Organizing Secretary of the Nationalist Social Cultural Organization (Jassas) and former Vice -President of Bagerhat District BNP Manzoor Morshed Swapan, former Upazila Chairman Sheikh Kamrul Islam. The nominees have come to the campaign with all the power. Again, each of them has close contact with the center. At the end of this competition, who gets the green signal from the team, that is now a matter of view.
Meanwhile, many leaders who have been expelled from the party in the past due to organizational discipline are expected to be MPs in the party’s nomination. Fakhr Uddin Ahmed Bachchu, who was expelled from the party, sought the BNP nomination in Mymensingh-4 constituency. He expects the party to nominate him after withdrawing all the allegations. Fakhruddin Ahmed claimed that he had taken the election campaign after receiving assurance from the party’s high command. However, BNP acting convenor Mohammad Morshed Alam, who was nominated for the seat, said he had assured him of the party’s high command nomination.
There is also talk about candidates from other areas. It is reported that Hassan Jafir Tuhin, the president of the Central Farmer Party in the Pabna-1 constituency. Jafir Tuhin was the nominee in the Pabna-2 seat. But the central BNP has given him permission to work in the Pabna-1 seat, after the news came to the area. The party’s nominees also objected to Tuhin in this seat.
Former MP and former Chatmohar Upazila BNP president KM Anwarul Islam said, “No outside candidate will accept the Pabna-1 seat. Hopefully, the party will give the final nomination by scrutinizing qualifications and popularity. ‘
Another nominee, Hasanul Islam Raja said, ‘Someone is campaigning for the rice paddy; Those who had no relation to the soil and the people of this seat for a long time. He is trying to take advantage of the simple people of this seat in the hope of becoming a minister. ‘
Nomination candidate Hasadul Islam Hira said, “No one has been nominated from the party. So I’m working like me. ‘ Hasan Jafir Tuhin, however, claimed that the party’s acting chairman Tareq Rahman sent him here to prepare for the election a month and a half ago. “I am working here under the direction of the party,” he said. Tareq Rahman sent me for the people of this region. Hopefully, the people of this seat will win me the most votes. ‘
Meanwhile, there are exceptions in the race with the nomination in the BNP, where there is a single candidate in the field. Former finance minister Saifur Rahman’s Moulvibazar-1 seat, his son BNP executive committee member M Nasser Rahman is active in the field as a single candidate of the BNP.
Selima Rahman, a member of the BNP standing committee, does not see the riot, the party and the monomalinis among the nominees as a major problem. He said, ‘In such a large group (BNP) it is. Hopefully everyone will be one at the right time in need of time. ‘
Moulvibazar-1 to discuss Jamaat Amir
Due to the potential that the star leaders will be a candidate, some seats have already come up in the discussion. MoulvibazarJamaat -e -Islami has given a candidate in the 5 seat. Jamaat’s Amir Shafiqur Rahman is a resident of this constituency. He too can be a candidate in this seat. Jamaat Amir will be a candidate for this seat, it is reported that local Jamaat leaders and activists have been asked. Moulvibazar District Jamaat Secretary Yamir Ali said, “The people of the area are seeking him as a candidate because of the birthplace of Jamaat’s Amir. We want We have told the grassroots people at the center. ‘ On the other hand, the BNP nominees are also very influential in the seat. It is reported that they are also in the discussion because of their close association with the two expatriate leaders, Tareq Rahman.
Voters expect
The nominees are seeking votes and blessings to the voters from the candidate in the next election. The festival has also appeared among the voters. Voters have kept face from tea shops everywhere in the discussion and criticism of the nominees of different parties. This time they expect a truly contesting national parliament election to be held.
