Ehchanul Haque Milon's supporters locked in the central office of BNP

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In the 11th National Assembly elections, BNP's popular and imprisoned leader Ehsanul Haque Milon was not nominated by BNP's popular and imprisoned leader in Chandpur-1 (Kachita) constituency in Chandpur-1 (Kachita) constituency, and his hundreds of supporters have been locked in the central office of Napaltan BNP.

On Saturday afternoon, his supporters held a protest and press conference in front of the office before Tala Deota, a member of the central committee of BNP. Instead of Mosharraf Hossain, Ehchanul Haque raised various slogans in favor of Milon demanding that Milon be nominated.

His wife, former women's party leader Nazmun Nahar Baby, was also present at the scene, he alleged that BNP did not value those working for the party. Knowing that they will go to jail for the election, Milan has surrendered in the country knowing that he is living in a dark prison. Still, how did he ignore this leader who gave Mosharraf Hossain, there is a grievance among his supporters.

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