UNB, Khulna :
A total of 90 political leaders from Bangladesh Awami League (AL) and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) political leaders of the division came into one platform on Thursday to pledge for nonviolent and peaceful elections.
The atmosphere was festive at the regional launch of the Shantite Bijoy (Win with Peace) campaign with enthusiastic participation by the political leaders of the division. The program was held at Hotel City Inn in the city.
At the launch, political leaders of Awami League and BNP of Khulna Division, stood together in support of peace and harmony, and together vowed against violence.
At the event, district BNP General Secretary Amir Aziz Khan said, “Shantite Bijoy” campaign was launched here because people expect a peaceful election. We should all be liberal so that we can demonstrate political activities freely.”
City Corporation Mayor and city AL President Talukder Abdul Khaleque said, “Though some bitter incidents might happen, however we desire for peaceful elections. In this regard, we should be conscious.’
A total of 90 political leaders from Bangladesh Awami League (AL) and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) political leaders of the division came into one platform on Thursday to pledge for nonviolent and peaceful elections.
The atmosphere was festive at the regional launch of the Shantite Bijoy (Win with Peace) campaign with enthusiastic participation by the political leaders of the division. The program was held at Hotel City Inn in the city.
At the launch, political leaders of Awami League and BNP of Khulna Division, stood together in support of peace and harmony, and together vowed against violence.
At the event, district BNP General Secretary Amir Aziz Khan said, “Shantite Bijoy” campaign was launched here because people expect a peaceful election. We should all be liberal so that we can demonstrate political activities freely.”
City Corporation Mayor and city AL President Talukder Abdul Khaleque said, “Though some bitter incidents might happen, however we desire for peaceful elections. In this regard, we should be conscious.’
