৩০০ আসনে প্রার্থী দিতে প্রস্তুতি তৃণমূল বিএনপির
Trinomul BNP is a political party in Bangladesh established in 2015 by former minister Barrister Nazmul Huda. Huda previously founded multiple parties, including the BNF, after leaving the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), but was later expelled from BNF. Trinomul BNP attempted to join the ruling Grand Alliance in the past. The party faced challenges in obtaining registration from the Election Commission (EC), leading to legal battles. Although it couldn't participate in the 2018 general election due to lack of registration, the EC eventually registered Trinomul BNP in February 2023 after a court decision. However, shortly after its registration, Nazmul Huda, the party's chief, passed away. His eldest daughter, Antara Selima Huda, assumed responsibility for the party thereafter.
Founder, Trinomul BNP
Nazmul Huda, a prominent figure in Bangladeshi politics, was known for founding parties
like BNF and Trinomul BNP after his affiliations with BNP.
His ministerial roles and alliances led to conflicts and departures. The article details
Huda's efforts in forming parties, seeking official recognition, and his legal battles.
His sudden passing shortly after
TBNP's registration in 2023 is noted, with his daughter assuming party responsibilities.
The piece offers insights into Huda's political journey, struggles with party
registration, and his legacy, continued by family members.
Shamsher Mobin Chowdhury, a Bangladeshi diplomat and politician, had a distinguished
career. Notably, he served as Bangladesh's Permanent Representative to the United
Nations.
His diplomatic expertise was evident in roles as Ambassador to Vietnam,
Indonesia, and Ethiopia, shaping Bangladesh's foreign policy. Chowdhury played key roles
in global forums, including the UN's ECOSOC and Security Council, contributing to
peacekeeping efforts and international negotiations. His tenure as Foreign Secretary
underscored his influence in Bangladesh's diplomatic arena, highlighting his substantial
contributions to international relations.
Taimur Alam Khondaker, born in 1953 in Bangladesh, has an extensive academic background,
including a Ph.D. obtained in 2022 from American Independent University, California, and
degrees from Dhaka University.
With over 45 years of legal practice, he's an Advocate in various Bangladeshi court
divisions, handling notable cases reported in law journals. Beyond law, Khondaker has
contributed to government bodies, educational institutions, and social causes. He
founded educational institutions and championed efforts against illiteracy and dowry,
leading to the enactment of the Dowry Prohibition Act in 1980.
He's authored books, writes for national dailies, and practices as an Advocate in the
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in Bangladesh. Contact details are available for
communication.
