Reserved seatS IN JS: AL picks 48 women

Staff Reporter :
The ruling Awami League has officially unveiled the names of 48 candidates nominated for reserved women’s seats in the 12th National Parliament.

The announcement was made on Wednesday by the party’s General Secretary Obaidul Quader, at the Ganobhaban, the official residence of the Prime Minister.

According to Quader, a total of 1,553 candidates submitted nomination forms during this round of selection. After a thorough process of scrutiny and evaluation, the party has chosen 48 qualified candidates to represent the reserved women’s seats in the National Parliament.

The 48 candidates who have been nominated are: Rejiya Islam from Panchagarh

Droupadi Debi Agarwal from Thakurgaon, Ashika Sultana from Nilphamari, Rokeya Sultana from Joypurhat, Koheli Kuddus from Natore, Zara Jabeen Mahbub from Chapainawabganj, Runu Reza from Khulna, Fardia Aktar Banu from Bagerhat, Farzana Sumi from Barguna, Khalda Bahar from Bhola, Najnin Nahar Rashid from Patuakhali,

Fardia Yasmin from Narail, Ummi Farzana Chattar from Meherpur, Nadiya Binte Ameen from Netrokona, Mahfuza Sultana from Joypurhat, Parveen Jaman from Jhenaidah, Aroma Datta from Cumilla, Laila Parvin from Satkhira, Mannujan Sufian from Khulna
Bedoura Ahmed Salam from Gopalganj, Shabnam Jahan from Dhaka, Parul Aktar from Dhaka, Sabera Begum from Dhaka, Shammi Ahmed from Barisal, Nahid Izahar Khan from Dhaka, Jharna Hasan from Faridpur, Fazliatun Nessa from Munshiganj, Sahida Tarekh from Dhaka, Onima Mukti Gomej from Dhaka, Sheikh Anar Koli from Dhaka,

Masuda Siddiqui Rozi from Narayanganj, Tarana Halim from Tangail, Begum Shamsun Nahar from Tangail, Meher Afroj chumki from Gazipur, Kanan Ara Begum from Noakhali, Shamima Harun from Chattogram, Fardia Khanam from Noakhali, Dilowara Yusuf from Chattogram, Wasika Aysha Khan from Chattogram, Jwarti Thanchangya from Rangamati, Sanzida Khanam from Dhaka and Nasima Jaman from Rangpur.