Top News Desk: Anticipating the forthcoming elections, the ruling Awami League is poised to convene an evening assembly. The party’s central executive council will gather to deliberate on pivotal matters encompassing election responsibilities, manifesto formulation roles, grassroots organizational standing, and more.
The venue for this significant meeting is Ganobhaban, where under the leadership of Awami League president Sheikh Hasina, a multifaceted discourse is expected to unfold. Esteemed party leaders underscored the importance of this assembly as a platform for crucial determinations regarding upcoming political maneuvers and electoral pursuits.
The executive session of the Awami League is slated to encompass nine key agendas. Among these are proposals of condolence, commemorations for party president Sheikh Hasina’s birthday on September 28, observances for Sheikh Russell Day on October 18, reflections on jail killing day on November 3, homage to Noor Hossain Day on November 10, contemplation of Dr. Union Day on November 27, review of current national and international affairs, organizational intricacies, and miscellaneous topics. Furthermore, it is speculated that the party’s chief, Sheikh Hasina, may impart a set of electoral guidelines during the gathering.
Of equal significance are the envisaged discourse surrounding countermeasures against ongoing opposition movements, the unfolding political landscapes both domestically and internationally with respect to the elections, and an assessment of Awami League’s organizational standing. The trajectory for the electoral campaign is expected to take shape through the collective wisdom of this assembly.
In the midst of these deliberations, the void left by the late HT Imam, who had played a pivotal role as the coordinator for Awami League’s involvement in the national parliamentary elections, has necessitated discussions about his successor. The conclusion of this evening’s meeting might very well determine the torchbearer for this responsibility within the party’s ranks.
Report by: Habiba Sultana
