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Friday | October 30, 2026 | Dhaka

Kulaura community leader joins BNP

 Moulvibazar Correspondent
 Published: 12:04 AM, 30 October 2026

Mawlana Sheikh Saiful Siddiqui, an America-based community leader, officially joined the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) at the Kulaura Upazila BNP office.

Sheikh Saiful Siddiqui presented a bouquet of flowers to Member of Parliament Alhaj Shawkatul Islam Shoku at the joining ceremony held at the Kulaura Upazila BNP office on Wednesday.

Kulaura Upazila BNP President Joynal Abedin Bachhu, General Secretary Badruzzaman Sajal, former Upazila BNP Convener Redwan Khan, former General Secretary Shamim Ahmed Chowdhury, former Municipal BNP President Khandaker Muhibur Rahman Malai, former Upazila BNP Joint Secretary Alamgir Hossain Bhuiyan, current Organising Secretary and Union Parishad (UP) member Abdul Muktadir Manu, and Upazila Swechasebak Dal Convener Rezaul Alam Bhuiyan Kukon were present.

Mawlana Sheikh Saiful Siddiqui from Bhatera Union were Bhatera Union BNP President Azad Siddiqui, General Secretary Syed Roni Hasan Salam, and Organising Secretary Akul Khan also accompanying.

More than a hundred other BNP leaders, including the presidents and general secretaries of various ward-level BNP units, also attended the joining ceremony.

Mawlana Sheikh Saiful Siddiqui, who resides in the United States, said he had joined the BNP after being inspired by the party’s 31-point agenda, the development initiatives championed by Tarique Rahman, who is expected to lead a potential BNP-led government as prime minister, and the work of local Member of Parliament Alhaj Shawkatul Islam Shoku.