The Supreme Court’s Appellate Division ruled on Tuesday that Aslam Chowdhury, elected from Chattogram-4 (Sitakunda), cannot take oath as a Member of Parliament due to being a loan defaulter. Following the verdict, a wave of emotional reactions emerged on Facebook from BNP leaders, activists, and supporters recalling his political struggle, imprisonment, and organizational contributions.
Posts from Chattogram North District BNP, Sitakunda Upazila and Municipal BNP, and affiliated organizations highlighted Chowdhury’s role in supporting detained activists, assisting their families, and maintaining morale during political crises. Many described him as a “selfless organizer” and “guardian of the grassroots.” Some posts also claimed his financial troubles stemmed from long-term political activities and legal expenses, though these claims remain unverified.
Political observers noted that the widespread online tributes reflect the emotional connection between grassroots BNP members and their leaders, showing how legal outcomes can intertwine with party loyalty and sentiment in local politics.
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