BNP will win by landslide in elections: Shamsuzzaman Dudu


Published: 06:03 15 October 2025
BNP Vice Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu said that even if the elections are not held within three months due to domestic and international conspiracies, BNP's victory will undoubtedly be like a landslide. He made these comments at a program organized in the capital on Tuesday.
Dudu also said that despite the obstacles in political activities, the common people do not believe that the Awami League will return to power again. He said, "No one returns by holding processions without a helmet. Sheikh Hasina will have to answer for her actions in time."
Shamsuzzaman Dudu said that different countries and circles are conspiring to destroy the country's democracy. He warned the people that everyone needs to remain united until democracy returns.
He expressed his belief that the people of the country will unite and restore democracy by defeating the BNP.
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