A-League central executive meeting tomorrow

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Awami League's central executive meeting is being held on Tuesday. The meeting will begin at 7 pm at Ganabhaban, the official residence of the Prime Minister. It will be chaired by Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

The party sources said that the meeting will discuss the conflicts between the parties around the upcoming upazila elections. In particular, there will be the issue of candidates for the relatives of ministers-MPs and leaders in the upazila elections, ignoring the party instructions and trying to spread influence. As a result, the meeting is supposed to decide and decide the strategy to resolve the conflict at the grass root level.

Apart from this, other organizational issues of the party as well as the latest socio-economic, political issues will be discussed and decided. The program of various national and party days will also be finalized in the meeting.

Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader in a statement requested the party's central executive members to attend the meeting.

 

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