UNB, Dhaka :
BNP on Sunday alleged that the Returning Officer rejected the nomination papers of its aspirants in Manikganj district questioning the authenticity of Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir’s signatures during the scrutiny.
A letter signed by BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir was submitted to Chief Election Commissioner KM Nurul Huda with such complaints.
“The returning officer cancelled our aspirants’ nomination papers in all the three constituencies in
Manikganj questioning the signatures of our party’s general secretary,” BNP chairperson’s adviser Bijon Kanti Sarkar told reporters after handing over the letter to the EC Secretary.
Bijon said, Fakhrul also informed the matter to the Election Commission making phone calls to the EC Secretary.
Later, the EC Secretary suggested BNP to file an appeal against the decision of the retuning officer informing that the Commission has nothing to do now in this stage as the nomination papers have already been rejected, Bijon added.
In the letter, Fakhrul said, “The Deputy Commissioner of Manikganj (also the Returning Officer) didn’t accept my signature used in the nomination papers, which is unexpected.”
He said, “I firmly inform that I myself put signatures on all the nomination papers and there is no scope of any doubt.”
The BNP Secretary General asked the Election Commission to issue directives to all the returning officers, including the Manikganj one, to accept his signature.
BNP on Sunday alleged that the Returning Officer rejected the nomination papers of its aspirants in Manikganj district questioning the authenticity of Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir’s signatures during the scrutiny.
A letter signed by BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir was submitted to Chief Election Commissioner KM Nurul Huda with such complaints.
“The returning officer cancelled our aspirants’ nomination papers in all the three constituencies in
Manikganj questioning the signatures of our party’s general secretary,” BNP chairperson’s adviser Bijon Kanti Sarkar told reporters after handing over the letter to the EC Secretary.
Bijon said, Fakhrul also informed the matter to the Election Commission making phone calls to the EC Secretary.
Later, the EC Secretary suggested BNP to file an appeal against the decision of the retuning officer informing that the Commission has nothing to do now in this stage as the nomination papers have already been rejected, Bijon added.
In the letter, Fakhrul said, “The Deputy Commissioner of Manikganj (also the Returning Officer) didn’t accept my signature used in the nomination papers, which is unexpected.”
He said, “I firmly inform that I myself put signatures on all the nomination papers and there is no scope of any doubt.”
The BNP Secretary General asked the Election Commission to issue directives to all the returning officers, including the Manikganj one, to accept his signature.
