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BNP Aims to Build Inclusive Bangladesh With Equal Rights for All Religions and Ethnic Groups: Bijon Kanti Sarker

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Staff Reporter • 13 Nov • 2 min read

BNP Aims to Build Inclusive Bangladesh With Equal Rights for All Religions and Ethnic Groups: Bijon Kanti Sarker
Leaders and delegates at the Bangladesh Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Kalyan Front consultation meeting in Chattogram.

State Minister-ranked Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Hindu, Buddhist, Christian, and Ethnic Minority Affairs Bijon Kanti Sarker has stated that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is committed to building an inclusive Bangladesh that guarantees equal dignity for people of all religions, creeds, and ethnic communities. Speaking as the chief guest at an exchange meeting with leaders of the Bangladesh Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Kalyan Front (Chattogram North, South, and Metropolitan units) at the Chattogram District Council conference room on Friday, November 13, 2026, he stressed the importance of increasing minority representation within the party's mainstream politics and affiliated bodies.

Emphasizing the foundational philosophy that ‘religion belongs to individuals, but the state belongs to everyone’, Mr. Sarker noted that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is actively engaging with representatives of diverse religious and ethnic communities. He urged leaders to reach out to grassroots areas, identify new leadership, and honor longstanding contributors while resolving internal disputes through constructive dialogue.

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Chattogram Divisional Organizational Secretary and District Council Administrator Mahbubur Rahman Shamim and Chattogram City Corporation Administrator Dr. Shahadat Hossain addressed the session as special speakers, calling for strict organizational discipline, the welcoming of minority members eager to join the party, and the elimination of factional, individual-centric politics. The meeting was moderated by central committee member Biplob Chowdhury Billu and attended by prominent regional and national figures.

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