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Nomination for Dhaka-17 constituency
Supporters of Nazma Akhter, president of the Awami League, who is waiting to be nominated by the Awami League in the Dhaka-17 by-elections, held a protest at the political office of the president of the Awami League in Dhanmondi on Tuesday. Photo: NTV
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Supporters of Awami League President Nazma Akhter, who is expected to be nominated by the Awami League in the Dhaka-17 by-elections, held a protest at the Awami League President’s political office in Dhanmondi on Tuesday. Photo: NTV
Supporters of Nazma Akter, president of the Awami League, who is waiting to be nominated by the Awami League in the parliamentary elections for the Dhaka-17 parliamentary seat, have organized a protest at the political office of the president of the Awami League in Dhanmondi.
The leaders and activists gathered there since noon on Tuesday. Nazma Akhter was there too. Leaders and activists chanted slogans demanding the nomination of Nazma Akter in the by-elections of the Dhaka-17 constituency. At the time, they also complained about the nomination trade. According to eyewitnesses, the leaders and activists left the office at around 7:30 p.m. However, no central leader of the Awami League spoke to the agitated leaders and activists.
Supporters of Nazma Akhter, president of the Awami League, who is waiting to be nominated by the Awami League in the Dhaka-17 by-elections, held a protest at the political office of the president of the Awami League in Dhanmondi on Tuesday. Later in the evening they return. Photo: NTV
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Supporters of Nazma Akhter, president of the Awami League, who is waiting to be nominated by the Awami League in the Dhaka-17 by-elections, held a protest at the political office of the president of the Awami League in Dhanmondi on Tuesday. Later in the evening they return. Photo: NTV
When asked about this, Nazma Akhter, president of the Juba Mahila League, told NTV Online: ‘The leaders of the Juba Mahila League have taken a position here. I was coming to meet Obaidul Quader’s brother. Leaders and activists met with him and went to seek an explanation for the nomination. He (Obaidul Quader) did not meet. Leaders and activists have spoken here to explain why they will not be nominated.
Taking a position in the office of the president of the Awami League, Tahera Khatun Lutfa, secretary general of the Dhaka Metropolitan North Youth League, said: “We will resign and go home if necessary, but we still want a solution for the nomination of our renegade leader Nazma Apar “.
Of the 141 Awami League candidates in the by-election of five vacant seats, 56 people, including Juba League president Mahila Nazma, bought nominations from Dhaka-17.
Supporters of Awami League President Nazma Akhter, who is expected to be nominated by the Awami League in the Dhaka-17 by-elections, held a protest at the Awami League President’s political office in Dhanmondi on Tuesday. At the time, they chanted slogans alleging trading nominations. Photo: NTV
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Supporters of Awami League President Nazma Akhter, who is expected to be nominated by the Awami League in the Dhaka-17 by-elections, held a protest at the Awami League President’s political office in Dhanmondi on Tuesday. At the time, they chanted slogans alleging trading nominations. Photo: NTV
A meeting of the Awami League Parliamentary Nominating Board was held at its Ganobhaban official residence at 4 pm on Sunday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, president of the Awami League. Although the nomination for the Pabna-4 constituency was announced at the meeting, the names of the four remaining Awami League candidates, including the Dhaka-17 constituency, were not announced.
According to eyewitnesses, when the news spread that Ahsan Habib was nominated by the Dhaka-16 constituency on Tuesday, Nazma Akhter held a position in the president’s office with his party.
Meanwhile, the Awami League general secretary, Obaidul Quader, arrived at the political office of the Awami League president in Dhanmondi at around 11:30 am, but was unable to meet with the Juba Mahila League leaders. Since then, the number of leaders and workers has been increasing.
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