Mahi collected nominations to be a candidate of Awami League

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Dhallywood actress Mahita Mahi has collected the nomination form to be the candidate of Aoami League in the by-election. She has bought this nomination paper in Chapainawabganj-2 seat.

On Thursday afternoon, he collected the nomination form from the Aotami League president's political office in Dhanmondi.

The Election Commission has declared the Chapainawabganj-2 (Gomstapur, Bholahat, Nachol) seat vacant when the party's MP resigns due to the BNP decision, and the Election Commission has announced the date of elections in five constituencies in the country.

The by-election will be held in those constituencies of the National Assembly on February 1, 2023. And the last date for filing nomination papers is January 5, selection is January 8, the last date for withdrawal of candidature is January 15.

Actress Mahi has recently been promoted to the central committee of the Bangabandhu Cultural Alliance and has held the post of Joint General Secretary of the Central Committee for the next two years.

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