BNP Chairperson Tarique Rahman has called on voters to elect the party’s symbol, the paddy sheaf, on the 12th to curb corruption. Speaking at an election rally on Sunday evening at Feni Government Pilot High School field, he said that if the BNP forms the government, it will resume the initiatives left by Khaleda Zia and the programs of Shaheed Ziaur Rahman to bring positive change to people’s lives.

Tarique Rahman emphasized that criticizing political opponents would not benefit the public. Instead, he said, real progress would come from planned development such as canal excavation, improved healthcare, youth employment, and maintaining law and order. He noted that after August 5, people have been seeking change that would gradually reduce their problems, and the BNP must work toward that goal.

The rally reflected BNP’s campaign focus on anti-corruption and development, highlighting promises to revive previous leadership programs and address citizens’ needs through practical measures.