Roving Correspondent, Ishwardi

Central leader of Awami League and Chairman of Bangladesh Bar Council Finance Committee Adv. Rabiul Alam Budu said, the Election Commission will hold the election according to the Constitution of Bangladesh.

It does not matter who came to the election and who did not, he said.

Meanwhile, various opposition party leaders have said that it is their right to come or not to come. But no one has the right to prevent voting.

After coming from Dhaka by train last Monday night, he said these things in the speech of the chief guest at the anti-blockade rally held at Ishwardi bypass station.

Awami League leader Shashi Sardar presided over the meeting.

Awami League leader Nasir Uddin, Amirul Sardar, Alauddin Al Azad Hannan, Labor Leader Sajedul Islam Shahin, Jubo League leader Abdullah Al Mamur, Swechchhasebak League leader Ekram Hossain, Adv. Abdus Salam and Benju Mandal and others were present.

He also said that in the last fifteen years Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has managed the country properly and conducted elections according to the constitution. The people of Bangladesh will vote in the country's 12th national parliamentary election to be held on January 7 under the supervision of the Sheikh Hasina government and the control of the Election Commission. In this regard, the Election Commissioner said, we have to hold the election at the appointed time, be it favorable or unfavorable.

At the end of the rally, under the leadership of Adv. Rabiul Alam Budu, an anti-blockade protest march was held in Ishwardi town. Later, Adv. Rabiul Alam Budu also led the showdown in Ishwardi town area, Jaynagar, Barichra, IK Road and Green City area, Ruppur and BBC Bazar area with a large fleet of micro Hiace vehicles.