Ahead of the upcoming Union Parishad election, former general secretary of Koyra Upazila BNP, Md Nurul Amin Babul, has been conducting public outreach in Koyra Sadar Union, seeking the party’s support for his candidacy. He has been meeting BNP leaders and activists as well as residents and carrying out campaign activities in support of his potential candidacy. Leaflets have been distributed and banners and signboards installed in different areas of the union on his behalf.

Nurul Amin has also been meeting people from various professions and seeking their views and support. At the same time, he has been maintaining communication with leaders and activists of BNP and its affiliated organisations in an effort to secure the party’s backing. His activities have drawn attention among local BNP activists and residents. During his campaign visits, he has been meeting people, inquiring about their well-being and seeking their cooperation and support in the election.

His supporters said Nurul Amin has been involved in BNP politics for a long time and has remained active in organisational activities while maintaining regular communication with local party activists. They said he plans to intensify his campaign if he receives the party’s support. Meanwhile, another aspirant, M A Hasan, a member of Khulna District BNP, has also been working to secure BNP support. He has been meeting party activists and residents and campaigning for his potential candidacy. Leaflets, banners and signboards have also been put up in different areas on his behalf.

Although the Jamaat-e-Islami has yet to officially announce its candidate for Koyra Sadar Union, campaign activities in support of the party have reportedly already begun. Sardar Zulfikar Alam, president of Koyra Bazar Committee, is also campaigning as an independent aspirant. He has distributed leaflets and installed banners and signboards in various areas.

Nurul Amin Babul said he had been involved in BNP politics for a long time and had tried to remain beside party activists and residents. He said he had longstanding ties with people in Koyra Sadar Union and would seek public support if he receives the party’s backing. The BNP has not yet officially announced its final decision on party support for Koyra Sadar Union.