BNP yard meeting held with participation of women leaders in Keshabpur


Published: 01:03 25 October 2025
A separate yard meeting was held in Keshabpur with the participation of women leaders to involve BNP grassroots leaders and activists and to carry out the 31-point program for repairing the state structure announced by Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman and the paddy sheaf campaign.
Separate meetings were held in Bhogti Narendrapur Ward No. 2 and Madhyakul Ward No. 7 of Keshabpur Municipality on Friday afternoon. Ward BNP President Matin Gazi presided over the meeting in Ward No. 2. Keshabpur Upazila BNP Senior Vice President Rehena Azad was the chief guest.
The meeting was attended by Municipal BNP President and former Mayor Abdus Samad Biswas, General Secretary Sheikh Shahidul Islam Shahid, Senior Vice President Qutubuddin Biswas, Organizing Secretary Nuruzzaman Chowdhury, Upazila Mohila Dal leaders Nazma Sultana and Shahanara Parvin, Upazila Chhatra Dal convener Azizul Rahman, Ward 2 BNP General Secretary Abdul Quddus and Organizing Secretary Yasin Ali, among others.
Then, a meeting was held at Ward 7 at 5:30 pm, presided over by Ward BNP President Elahi Box. Rehena Azad was the chief guest. Local women and student leaders, along with other leaders of the Municipal BNP, were present at the meeting.
The speakers said that the only way out of the country's ongoing crisis is to restore the people's voting rights and make the democracy restoration movement under the leadership of Tarique Rahman a success.
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