A congratulatory letter allegedly sent by Md. Mirajul Islam, general secretary of the Bhola Upazila Awami League and former upazila chairman, to the Prime Minister has gone viral on social media, stirring widespread discussion and criticism in political circles. The letter, reportedly sent on April 20 and received on April 27, was written on the official pad of his contracting firm rather than a political letterhead.

According to the circulated copy, Mirajul Islam congratulated the Prime Minister for forming a government with a two-thirds majority in the February 12 national election and praised the “31-point state structure reform” and “Bangladesh First” slogan. The letter also claimed that after the February 17 oath-taking, public confidence in the government had increased. Allegations suggest that the letter included a request to extend deadlines for some of his company’s projects.

Efforts to contact Mirajul Islam for comment were unsuccessful. Reports indicate that the Anti-Corruption Commission has filed multiple cases against him and his family over alleged embezzlement in LGED projects. The viral letter continues to draw reactions in local political circles.