Upazila Election: Obaidul Quader gave guidance to party MPs and activists including ministers

News Desk:  Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader has given organizational guidelines to party MPs and activists regarding the upcoming Upazila Parishad elections. This instruction was given in a statement of the general secretary of the party sent from the office of Awami League on Tuesday (April 2). It is said that the 12th national parliament election was held in a peaceful environment on January 7, 2024.

This election is a milestone in Bangladesh's democratic journey. There was a multi-pronged conspiracy to derail the election. Despite those obstacles, voters came to the polls and the elections clearly reflected public opinion. In the statement, Obaidul Quader also said that the Election Commission has already announced the schedule of upazila parishad elections in 2 phases and the election of upazila parishads will be held in phases.

This election will also be held impartially in a fair and peaceful atmosphere. Ministers-MPs will not have any chance to interfere here. The administration engaged in the work of conducting the election, including the law and order forces, will also maintain hundred percent neutrality. He said that legal action will be taken against anyone who interferes illegally.

Although Bangladesh Awami League leaders and activists participated in this election, party symbols are not being allotted. Hon'ble Prime Minister Bangabandhu's Jana Netri Deshratna Sheikh Hasina has expressed her determination to cooperate wholeheartedly with the Election Commission in conducting the elections impartially in a fair and peaceful environment.

In the upcoming Upazila Parishad elections, there will be a clear reflection of people's opinion and voters will cast their votes smoothly. Quader said, organizational instructions are being given to Bangladesh Awami League party MPs and activists, including the minister, not to be involved in any kind of illegal interference in the election and activities to destroy the neutrality of the election.

 

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