Naogaon Correspondent :
SM Kamal, Organizing Secretary of Bangladesh Awami League, said that due to the extreme popularity of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, continuity of development, acceptance of candidates and party unity, no one will be able to stop the victory of Nauka in the by-election of Naogaon-6 constituency. Naogaon-6 (Raninagar-Atrai) was once known as a restless area town. The people of this area were sometimes terrified by the oppression of the proletariat and sometimes by the Bengali brothers. But as a result of the appropriate steps taken by the present government, only the air of peace is blowing in the area now. And the people of this area are peaceful. On the other hand, the people of Naogaon sincerely believe in the development work done in the last few years. Therefore, there is no such power to defeat the Awami League candidate in the by-election on October 17.
He made the remarks at an exchange meeting with local journalists at a hotel lounge in Naogaon at 9pm on Wednesday. The meeting was organized ahead of the Naogaon-6 by-election to be held on October 17.
SM Kamal, Organizing Secretary of Bangladesh Awami League, said that due to the extreme popularity of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, continuity of development, acceptance of candidates and party unity, no one will be able to stop the victory of Nauka in the by-election of Naogaon-6 constituency. Naogaon-6 (Raninagar-Atrai) was once known as a restless area town. The people of this area were sometimes terrified by the oppression of the proletariat and sometimes by the Bengali brothers. But as a result of the appropriate steps taken by the present government, only the air of peace is blowing in the area now. And the people of this area are peaceful. On the other hand, the people of Naogaon sincerely believe in the development work done in the last few years. Therefore, there is no such power to defeat the Awami League candidate in the by-election on October 17.
He made the remarks at an exchange meeting with local journalists at a hotel lounge in Naogaon at 9pm on Wednesday. The meeting was organized ahead of the Naogaon-6 by-election to be held on October 17.
