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On 30 September 1979, President Ziaur Rahman founded the Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Ulama Dal with Muslim scholars (Ulama). [2] Later on, Maulana SM Ruhul Amin was made Ulama Dal's president and Moazzem Hossain as the general secretary when the first conference of the group occurred. [3] [4]
Bahasa Indonesia; Italiano; Bahasa Melayu ... Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Ulama Dal [5 ... Two people including a student leader from Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Chatra Dal ...
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The local leaders and activists of Bangladesh Nationalist Party and its allied organizations organized a roadside gathering in Ghonapara, Gopalganj to mark the arrival of central president of Sechchasebak Dal, S. M. Jilani, at his hometown in Tungipara, Gopalganj. After the rally at Bedgram in the town, BNP leaders and activists set off towards ...
Bangladesh Jatyatabadi Sramik Dal was founded in 1979 as an affiliate of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party with Nazrul Islam Khan as its general secretary. [6]It organized a memorial event for Ziaur Rahman, founder president of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, at the WAPDA auditorium in January 2003. [7]
Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Chatradal is led by a committee, of whom all the members are students. Chatradal has 736 member national committee. The committee formed in 2016 came under criticism from party activists for including nonstudents and people with criminal cases filed against them; despite Chairperson of BNP Khaleda Zia forbidding it.
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The Jatiyatabadi Ganatantrik Dal (Nationalist Democratic Party) was a political faction of the supporters of the then-president of Bangladesh Ziaur Rahman, [1] under the coordination of then-vice president Abdus Sattar Justice.