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Ali Azam Chhaial Collects BNP Nomination Form for Fatejangapur UP Chairman Election

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Md. Roman Akhand, Shariatpur Correspondent

Md. Roman Akhand, Shariatpur Correspondent • 9 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

Ali Azam Chhaial Collects BNP Nomination Form for Fatejangapur UP Chairman Election
Local political mobilization in Naria Upazila as candidates submit nomination paperwork for upcoming Union Parishad polls.

Ahead of the upcoming Union Parishad elections, Ali Azam Chhaial, Joint General Secretary of Naria Upazila BNP, officially collected the party nomination form on Monday, November 9, 2026, seeking the candidacy for Chairman of Fatejangapur Union Parishad in Shariatpur.

Chhaial collected the nomination paper in the afternoon in the presence of local leaders and activists across various tiers of the party. Speaking to reporters after collecting the form, he expressed gratitude to his supporters and highlighted his long-standing dedication to the party's organizational activities.

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"We believe that the Honorable Member of Parliament for Shariatpur-2, Alhaj Md. Shafiqur Rahman Kiron, and the party high command will evaluate my past sacrifices and organizational contributions. However, Kiron Bhai's decision is final," Chhaial stated. He expressed 100% confidence in securing victory if nominated by the BNP, committing himself to the infrastructure development of Fatejangapur Union and reinforcing the party's regional leadership.

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Reported by Md. Roman Akhand, Shariatpur Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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