The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has launched an intensive campaign to reclaim all four parliamentary constituencies in Bhola ahead of the 13th national election. Each seat features heavyweight BNP candidates, while Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Andolon Bangladesh are also actively contesting. Despite strong candidates, BNP faces internal disputes in some constituencies, particularly over nominations and coordination with its ally BJP. Jamaat, with single strong contenders in each seat, appears more organized and confident. In Bhola-1, former mayor Golam Nabi Alamgir leads BNP’s campaign, while Jamaat’s Nazrul Islam has been engaging voters through social and welfare activities. In Bhola-2, former MP Hafiz Ibrahim is working to regain his seat, facing Jamaat’s Mufti Fazlul Karim. Veteran BNP leader Major (Retd.) Hafiz Uddin Ahmed is contesting Bhola-3, where Jamaat-backed Nizamul Haque Nayeem has gained youth support. In Bhola-4, BNP’s Nurul Islam Noyon faces internal divisions, while Jamaat’s Mostafa Kamal is seen as well-positioned. Political analyst ABM Mojibur Rahman noted that post-July uprising activities will influence voters and emphasized the need for army presence to ensure fair polling.