Awami League candidate as an independent, leaders and activists in doubt

In Kuigram-2 constituency formed in Rajarhat, Kuigram Sadar and Fulbai upazila, the candidate of the boat has been withdrawn in support of the candidate of the alliance partner Jati Party. However, Awami League leader is participating in the election as an independent candidate. Hamidul Haque Khandkar, which has made the calculation of the votes in this seat complicated.

twelfth Zafar Ali was nominated as a boat candidate for the fourth consecutive time in the national parliamentary elections. But this time his candidature has been withdrawn as the candidate for the boat in Kujigram-2 seat for the fourth consecutive time.

cube The seat is known as the stronghold of the National Party, which was elected from the Jati Party for eight consecutive times from 1986 to 2018. Hamidul Haque Khandkar, Nazmul Huda in the Eagle symbol and Abu Sufitan in the scissors symbol, Abdul Quddus of the Otkars Party is contesting in the NITU, Abdus Salam Am Pratik and Bangladesh Congress' Maqbul Hossain Dab symbol.

Meanwhile, Hamidul Haque Khandkar is an independent candidate, some of the Aotami League leaders and activists are campaigning with plow and some with truck symbols.

It is known that Rajarhat Upazila Aomi League President Abu Noor Mohammad Aktaruzzaman and General Secretary Principal Abul Kalam Azad are participating in the election campaign with truck symbol. On the other hand, Rajarhat Upazila Parishad Chairman and former president of Rangpur District Chhatra League Zahid Iqbal Sohradari Bappi along with Jubo League and Chhatra League leaders and activists are also known as the district of Kugaigram Sadar and Phulba.

Ruhul Amin Dulal, convenor of Kujigram District Aomi Jubo League, said that there is no opportunity to work for anyone outside the instructions of the leader (Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina).
Jati Party candidate Panir Uddin Ahmed said, "This seat is the stronghold of the party and hopes to be a victor again."

Awami League leader Dr. Hamidul Haque Khandkar's personal number was called several times, but he did not know his statement.

 

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