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Scotland BNP organised a discussion programme in Edinburgh to mark 7 November, observed as National Revolution and Solidarity Day in Bangladesh.
The event took place on Tuesday, 10 November, at The Tall Oaks Community Hub, Wester Broom Place, Corstorphine, Edinburgh. A large number of people attended the programme.
The event began with the recitation of verses from the Holy Quran by Abdul Kuddus, former Vice-Chair of Scotland BNP. This was followed by the singing of the Bangladesh National Anthem.
The programme was chaired by Abdul Muhith Khan Badsha, former Convenor of Scotland BNP, while Advocate Mosthafa Miah, former Member Secretary, conducted the event.
Khosruzzaman Khosru, Member Secretary of UK BNP, attended as the chief guest. Abdul Mia Liton, former Joint Convenor, was present as the special guest.
Addressing the gathering over the telephone, chief guest Khosruzzaman Khosru called on party members and supporters to maintain unity and solidarity. Referring to the political situation in Bangladesh, he urged everyone to remain united as they had been in the past and collectively face what he described as the fascist regime of Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India. He also stressed the importance of standing together to address any challenges that may arise in the future.
Several other BNP leaders and activists also addressed the programme, sharing their views and highlighting the importance of unity and collective action.
Among the speakers were Monowar Parvez Jewel, former Organising Secretary; Khurshed Alam, former Treasurer; Ahmed Ali Jubu; Sadikur Rahman; Anwar Ali; Jahangir Hussain; Masum Uddin; Jahed Miah; Rony Miah; Miad, Ali and Habibur Rahman khan Nahid.
Prominent local businessmen Mintu Miah and Liton Ahmed were also present at the event.
The programme concluded with discussions focusing on political unity, solidarity and the role of party members in addressing future challenges.
