BNP Standing Committee member Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury stated that individuals and groups attempting to create confusion or doubt about the election process are gradually losing connection with the public. He made the remarks on Thursday during an election campaign in South Agrabad and nearby areas of Chattogram city. Chowdhury urged citizens to vote for the BNP’s symbol, the paddy sheaf, on February 12 to build a better Bangladesh.

He said the people of Bangladesh are united in favor of democracy and elections, and that pro-democracy nations around the world are cooperating with Bangladesh’s electoral process. Chowdhury claimed that the widespread enthusiasm for the BNP and its symbol reflects the people’s trust in the party. He added that the BNP aims to establish a culture of peace, tolerance, stability, and mutual respect in national politics.

Local BNP leaders and activists, including Metropolitan BNP Member Secretary Nazimur Rahman, were present during the campaign event.