A Chhatra Dal leader in Lakshmipur, Md Didar Mahmud, has been expelled on charges of violating party discipline. He was serving as the general secretary of the 20th Char Ramani Mohan Union Chhatra Dal under Sadar upazila. The expulsion was announced Monday night through a press release signed by the president and general secretary of Sadar upazila (West) Chhatra Dal.

Following the announcement, mixed reactions emerged among party members. Several activists protested the decision on social media. Mujahidul Islam Shamim, joint convener of Sadar upazila (West) Chhatra Dal, said Didar had long been active in movements and that expulsion was not a solution. College Chhatra Dal joint convener RN Raju condemned the decision, while leader Musa Abdullah questioned the motive behind the expulsion. Didar himself claimed he was targeted for protesting alleged irregularities by a local union council member.

Sadar upazila (West) Chhatra Dal general secretary Mizanur Rahman Mizan stated that the expulsion followed directives from the local MP and BNP leadership. Upazila (West) BNP convener Advocate Mahbubur Rahman Khokon said Didar committed a serious disciplinary offense, prompting the organizational decision. The incident has sparked debate in the local political arena.