Thursday, 20th August 2026
Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 6th October 2025, 6:31 AM
Nilofar Chowdhury Moni, BNP’s Co-Secretary for Self-Reliance and former Member of Parliament, has stated that she views the unification of religious-based political parties as a conspiracy. She made these remarks during a talk show on a private television channel.
Key Statements
| Speaker | Key Points |
| Nilofar Chowdhury Moni | “Those who have been struggling alongside BNP for many years are now suddenly imagining that they can run the state. There is also a ‘minus-two formula’ involved.” |
| Nilofar Chowdhury Moni | “Among religious-based political parties, there are significant ideological differences. Some respect shrines, while others destroy them. These destructive parties have suddenly come together, and in this unity, I certainly see a conspiracy.” |
| Nilofar Chowdhury Moni | “Where one person undermines another, there must be a reason for such unification. If it were truly for the welfare of the state, I would have no objection.” |
| Nilofar Chowdhury Moni | “The state has long been in critical condition—an ICU state, even a CCU state. Now, the state is attempting to straighten itself and move towards elections. Yet, among those of us striving for reform, a great divide has emerged.” |
Nilofar Moni emphasised that the sudden alliance of destructive religious parties should be treated with suspicion:
Moni’s remarks came amid concerns about the political climate in Bangladesh, where alliances among smaller, ideologically extreme parties could influence the national election.
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