Khaleda Zia is only undefeated leader of Bangladesh : Daudar Mahmud
Singra (Natore) Correspondent
Natore District BNP Joint Convener, Singra Upazila BNP Former General Secretary and BNP's nominated candidate in the 2018 11th National Parliament election, Daudar Mahmud said, Begum Khaleda Zia is the only undefeated leader of Bangladesh. She won 5 seats in 1991, 5 seats in 1996 and 3 seats in 2008. She has never lost by voting. That is why she is the only undefeated leader of Bangladesh. She has never been greedy for power. After 11, the government went to the leader's house to give power, then the leader said that she does not want power, the sovereignty of the country comes first.
He also said, "My leader Khaleda Zia did not submit to India, my leader did not submit to any country. She did not become an uncompromising leader in a day, she did not become a national leader in a day. During the anti-dictatorship movement, when all parties and all leaders took an oath that we would not go to the elections with a dictator. Then, out of greed for power, Sheikh Hasina voted with Ershad in the dark of night in 1996."
He said this while speaking as the chief guest at a prayer and discussion meeting on the occasion of the 80th birthday of former Prime Minister and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia, organized by the Singra Upazila Pickup Sanchay Samity of Natore District Truck, Trailer, Tractor and Covered Van Workers Union at the organization's office in Singra Bus Stand area on Friday noon.
Natore District Truck, Trailer, Tractor and Covered Van Workers Union General Secretary Md. Yusuf Ali presided over the function and moderated by Office Secretary Sujan Mondal. Former member secretary of the municipal BNP Tayezul Islam, upazila Jubo Dal convener Habibur Rahman, municipal Jubo Dal convener Advocate Nazmul Haque, upazila Matsya Jibi Dal general secretary Babul Hossain Babu, municipal Jubo Dal member secretary Aminul Haque, municipal Sramik Dal convener Farhad Hossain, municipal Swechchhasebak Dal member secretary Jahidul Islam Sabuj, Jubo Dal leader Abdullah Al Momin, among others, spoke as special guests.
