BNP central leaders believe that party chairperson Khaleda Zia’s trip to and from Cox’s Bazar showed the party's popularity among the masses and created enthusiasm among its workers across the country. The trip, aimed to address the humanitarian issue of the Rohingyas, was an organisational activity visible to them and the people after a long time. This, the leaders believe, would spur the party’s workers into activity to mobilise public opinion in their favour ahead of the next elections. Local BNP leaders said the chairperson also expressed her satisfaction seeing the large number of leaders, activists and common people at different places on her way. Although Khaleda Zia was visiting Rohingya refugees, the BNP chairperson's…

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