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BNP Protest in Pirojpur Against PR System

Khabor Wala Desk

Published: 21st September 2025, 9:10 AM

BNP Protest in Pirojpur Against PR System

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) held a protest rally and assembly in Pirojpur opposing the Proportional Representation (PR) electoral system and demanding that the national parliamentary elections be held in February.

Details of the Rally

  • Date & Time: Saturday afternoon
  • Starting Point: Pirojpur District Stadium
  • Route: The rally proceeded along the main roads of the city
  • Conclusion: A public assembly at the end of the march

Speakers at the Assembly:

Name Position / Affiliation
Kazi Wahiduzzaman Lawlu Recently outgoing Member Secretary, Pirojpur BNP
Hasan Al Mamun Former President, Pirojpur District Student Wing (Chhatra Dal)

 

Key Statements by BNP Leaders

  • The leaders criticised attempts to impose the PR electoral system, stating: “The conspiracy is not over yet. A certain group is trying to force the PR system, which the people will never accept. A system where votes are cast in Pirojpur but leaders are appointed from Dinajpur is completely unacceptable.”
  • They demanded that national elections be held in February, emphasising that conducting elections on schedule is essential to protect democracy.
  • The speakers also highlighted that timely elections are necessary for implementing Tarique Rahman’s 31-point programme, which they view as crucial for political reform and governance.

Summary

Issue BNP Position
Electoral System Opposes Proportional Representation (PR)
Election Timing Demands February 2026 parliamentary elections
Rally Location Pirojpur District Stadium and main city roads
Key Messages Protect democracy through timely elections; implement Tarique Rahman’s 31-point programme
Notable Speakers Kazi Wahiduzzaman Lawlu, Hasan Al Mamun

 

The protest underscores the BNP’s ongoing political activism in Pirojpur and its insistence on electoral reforms and timely elections as part of the democratic process.

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