National Citizen Party’s (NCP) convener for the Dhaka-11 constituency, Nahid Islam, has said that through the 13th National Parliamentary Election, the last day for extortionists, terrorists, and occupiers is drawing near.
He made the remark while campaigning in the Satarkul area of Badda in the capital on Sunday morning.
The NCP leader went on to say that an equal opportunity or level playing field has not yet been ensured in the election, alleging that one side has been trying to intimidate workers and supporters.
However, stating that these attempts will not succeed, he said, “12 February will be the last day for extortionists, terrorists, and occupiers.”
Highlighting the importance of the election, the NCP convener said that this election is not just to change who’s in power, but to build a new Bangladesh.
Addressing voters, he said that the right to vote must be exercised without hindrance, and no one should vote for anyone due to any exchange, benefit, or false promise. Urging voters to choose qualified and honest candidates, he said, “Vote for the one who can truly bring change to the area and the country.”
During the campaign, Nahid Islam called for votes for the “water lily bud” symbol as well as “yes” in the referendum on the July National Charter.
