With the slogan “Bengali Nationalism, Democracy, National Unity and Progress,” the district-level workers’ conference of the Bangladesh Supreme Party (BSP) was held in Sunamganj under the directive of the party’s Chairman, Dr. Shahzada Syed Saifuddin Ahmed Maizbhandari.
The conference took place on Wednesday, 29 October, at 11:00 AM, at the Hasan Raja Auditorium of the Shilpakala Academy in Sunamganj town. Leaders and activists from Sunamganj Sadar, Chhatak, Doarabazar, and other upazilas participated in processions and joined the event.
The program was presided over by Bir Muktijoddha Md. Fazlur Rahman, Assistant Secretary for Agricultural Affairs of BSP and President of the district unit, was conducted by Abul Fazal Md. Masud, General Secretary of the organization.
The Chief Guest of the conference was Pirzada Kazi Mohammad Ashikur Rahman Hashemi, Central Vice Chairman of BSP. The Keynote Speaker was Md. Ibrahim Mia, Joint Secretary General of BSP.
Special guests included Md. Aslam Hossain, Central Additional Secretary General; Shah Md. Mendu Mia, Central Co-Secretary for Freedom Fighters’ Affairs; Md. Harich Mia, Central Assistant Secretary for Expatriate Welfare; and several upazila-level presidents and secretaries from Doarabazar, Chhatak, Bishwambharpur, Sadar, and Dirai units. Thousands of party workers and supporters from different areas attended the conference.
In his speech, the Chief Guest Pirzada Kazi Mohammad Ashikur Rahman Hashemi stated that the party’s Chairman, Dr. Shahzada Syed Saifuddin Ahmed Maizbhandari, and the party’s core objective is to build a discrimination-free state and social system. He noted that the people of the country rose up in 2024 against the previous government with the goal of establishing an equitable and just society.
He criticized certain religious extremists who, after 5 August, spread unrest, corruption, hatred, and division in society and vandalized shrines in different places, questioning whether such actions reflect the ideals of a discrimination-free society.
He further stated that humanity is being buried under selfish competition, morality has disappeared from politics, and equality is absent from governance. He emphasized that, just as saints and Sufi masters once illuminated society with peace, tolerance, love, and justice, it is now time to rebuild a humane social system where there is no violence, conflict, or hatred.
He concluded by reaffirming that the Bangladesh Supreme Party (BSP) would participate in the upcoming national parliamentary elections with the firm commitment to establish democracy through a discrimination-free system, ensure equal rights for people of all religions, respect women’s rights, uphold harmony and human values, and build a prosperous new Bangladesh.