BNP candidate Mohammad Aslam Chowdhury, newly elected from Chattogram-4 (Sitakunda) in the 13th National Parliamentary Election, paid a courtesy visit to his rival Jamaat candidate Anwar Siddiqui on Friday, February 13. After the Jumma prayers, Aslam visited Siddiqui’s residence, exchanged greetings, offered sweets, inquired about his health, and wished him well. He called for joint efforts for the overall development of the area, emphasizing unity beyond political rivalry.

During the meeting, Aslam Chowdhury stated that electoral competition is part of democracy but that collective work is essential for local progress and prosperity. He urged all to work shoulder to shoulder to fulfill public expectations and sought Siddiqui’s cooperation in this regard. In response, Anwar Siddiqui assured full cooperation and expressed hope that Aslam would play a stronger role in regional development if he assumes ministerial responsibility in the future.

Local BNP and Jamaat leaders were present at the meeting. Observers described the initiative as a positive example of political courtesy and mutual respect in local politics.