Mass contact goes on to woo voters

With five days left, electioneering campaign for the upcoming parliamentary election for all the five constituencies of the district has reached its peak as all the candidates are passing their busy times to woo the voters.

The candidates of different political parties including Awami League (AL) and Bangladesh Nationalist party (BNP) are seen conducting campaigns with posters and leaflets to convince the voters for casting votes in favor of the candidates from early morning to midnight. The contestants accompanied by their party workers, leaders and supporters are seen meeting voters, exchanging greetings with them and seeking their support. Meanwhile, all the five constituencies of Netrakona district got a new look with posters, banners and festoons of different candidates.

District election office sources said, a total of 26 candidates are on the election race for all the five constituencies in the district for the upcoming national election scheduled to be held on December 30.Talking to this BSS correspondent, many of the voters said main competition is likely to be taken place between the candidates of Bangladesh Awami League and BNP in all the constituencies.

In Netrakona-1 (Durgapur-Kalmakanda) constituency, there are five candidates. But, the issue of main competition between AL candidate and social worker Manu Mojumder and BNP candidate Barrister Kaiser Kamal is being discussed.

In Netrakona-2 (Barhatta-Netrakona Sader) constituency, six candidates are contesting for the seat. But, the main completion would be take place between AL candidate, renowned freedom fighter and senior political leader Ashraf Ali Khan Khasru and BNP candidate Dr. Anwarul Haque.

In Netrakona-3 (Kendua-Atpara) constituency, six candidates are on election race for the seat. But, contest would be held between AL candidate and AL central leader Asim Kumar Ukil and BNP candidate Rafdiqul Islam Hilali.

In Netrakona-4 (Mohanganj-Khaliajury-Modan), four candidates including AL incumbent MP and social worker Rebeka Momin and BNP candidate Tahmina Jaman are contesting for the seat.

 

 

Mass contact goes on to woo voters

With five days left, electioneering campaign for the upcoming parliamentary election for all the five constituencies of the district has reached its peak as all the candidates are passing their busy times to woo the voters. The candidates of different political parties including Awami League (AL) and Bangladesh Nationalist party (BNP) are seen conducting campaigns with posters and leaflets to convince the voters for casting votes in favor of the candidates from early morning to midnight. The contestants accompanied by their party workers, leaders and supporters are seen meeting voters, exchanging greetings with them and seeking their support. Meanwhile, all the five constituencies of Netrakona district got a new look with posters, banners and festoons of different candidates. District election office sources said, a total of 26 candidates are on the election race for all the five constituencies in the district for the upcoming national election scheduled to be held on December 30.Talking to this BSS correspondent, many of the voters said main competition is likely to be taken place between the candidates of Bangladesh Awami League and BNP in all the constituencies. In Netrakona-1 (Durgapur-Kalmakanda) constituency, there are five candidates. But, the issue of main competition between AL candidate and social worker Manu Mojumder and BNP candidate Barrister Kaiser Kamal is being discussed. In Netrakona-2 (Barhatta-Netrakona Sader) constituency, six candidates are contesting for the seat. But, the main completion would be take place between AL candidate, renowned freedom fighter and senior political leader Ashraf Ali Khan Khasru and BNP candidate Dr. Anwarul Haque. In Netrakona-3 (Kendua-Atpara) constituency, six candidates are on election race for the seat. But, contest would be held between AL candidate and AL central leader Asim Kumar Ukil and BNP candidate Rafdiqul Islam Hilali. In Netrakona-4 (Mohanganj-Khaliajury-Modan), four candidates including AL incumbent MP and social worker Rebeka Momin and BNP candidate Tahmina Jaman are contesting for the seat.