BNP moving forward with specific goals: Zahid

BSS
Published On: 28 Jun 2025, 16:18
BNP Standing Committee member Professor Dr. A.Z.M. Zahid Hossain. File Photo

DINAJPUR, June 28, 2025 (BSS) - BNP Standing Committee member Professor Dr. A.Z.M. Zahid Hossain has said that BNP is moving forward with specific goals and programmes to ensure a happy, prosperous and democratic Bangladesh. 

"Everyone must remain united to make the party's ideology and programme successful", he said this while addressing as the chief guest at a function of BNP's new member recruitment form distribution and member renewal programme on Friday.

Birampur upazila BNP of the district and its affiliates and associate organizations organized the programme at the upazila parishad auditorium with Upazila BNP President Mia Shafiqul Alam Mamun in the chair.

Upazila BNP General Secretary Manjur Elahi Chowdhury Rubel conducted the programme. 

Dr Zahid called on every BNP worker to convey the message of the 31-point program announced by BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman to every person in the country. 

District BNP vice presidents Atiqur Rahman Raja and Toshaddek Hossain Tosah, Upazila BNP vice president Kamar Selim, Municipal BNP president Humayun Kabir, general secretary Rezaul Karim Reju, Upazila Jubo Dal convener Jiban Chowdhury Shahin, member secretary Advocate Mian Shiron Alam, leaders, activists and supporters of various BNP affiliate organizations and journalists from various print and electronic media were present.

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