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BNP Holds Colorful Rally and Rally in Kaliakair on National Revolution and Solidarity Day

Kaliakair, Gazipur, Dhaka

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Shakil Kaliakair (Gazipur) Representative

Shakil Kaliakair (Gazipur) Representative • 8 Nov • 2 min read

BNP Holds Colorful Rally and Rally in Kaliakair on National Revolution and Solidarity Day
BNP leaders and activists bringing out a colorful rally in Kaliakair, Gazipur, on the occasion of National Revolution and Solidarity Day.

Leaders and activists of the Upazila and Pourashava BNP and its associate organizations held a colorful rally and discussion meeting in Kaliakair, Gazipur, to mark National Revolution and Solidarity Day.

On Sunday (November 8) morning, the rally commenced from Chandra Bus Stand. It covered approximately 50 kilometers along the Dhaka-Tangail Highway across the Gazipur-1 constituency before concluding at Kaliakair Bus Stand, where a short rally was held.

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Speaking as the chief guest at the rally, Member of Parliament for Gazipur-1 constituency Md. Mojibur Rahman stated that the spirit of November 7 is unity and solidarity. He emphasized that everyone must remain united, inspired by the ideals of the martyred President Ziaur Rahman. Humayun Kabir Khan, Assistant Labor Affairs Secretary of the BNP Central Committee, served as the opening guest of the event.

Also present at the program were former Upazila BNP President VP Muhammad Helal Uddin, former General Secretary Parvez Ahmed, Senior Joint Secretary of Pourashava BNP Saijuddin Ahmed, Dewan Jasimuddin, former General Secretary of Ward No. 6 Pourashava BNP Moazzem Hossain, alongside leaders and activists from various tiers of the BNP and its affiliated bodies.

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Reported by Shakil Kaliakair (Gazipur) Representative • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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