Published: 12:32 PM, 08 November 2026
Thousands march in Sarail marking National Revolution and Solidarity Day
As part of countrywide programmes, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Saturday observed the National Revolution and Solidarity Day in a befitting manner in Brahmanbaria's Sarail upazila.
Thousands of people joined a rally organized by Sarail upazila BNP and they marched in the upazila headquarters in the afternoon.
Addressing the rally, Advocate Nuruzzaman Lasker Tapu, general secretary of Sarail upazila BNP, said, “The Revolution and Solidarity Day of 7 November 1975 was a historic outburst against misrule, which destroyed the dominance of evil forces in politics and secured the release from confinement of Ziaur Rahman Bir Uttam, the Proclaimer of Independence of Bangladesh.”
With the release of Ziaur Rahman, discipline was restored in army, the administration became active and the nation, overall, got a firm and far-reaching leadership, Advocate Tapu, also the Law Affairs Secretary of Brahmanbaria district BNP, said, adding that food production increased, investments in industries boosted and multi-party democracy was established in the country under prudent and visionary stewardship of Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman.
Leaders, activists from BNP and associate organizations and people from all strata from different villages of nine unions under the upazila took part in a procession which paraded different roads in the upazila headquarters.
Sarail upazila BNP President Anisul Islam Thakur, Senior Vice President Ashraful Karim Ripon, Vice President Azmal Hossain, Joint Secretary Rafiqul Islam Manik, Organizing Secretary Dulal Mahmud Ali, Assistant Organizing Secretary Sharif Mia, Office Secretary Md Biplob, Jubo Dal Sarail upazila unit Convener Abu Sufian Siddiqui, Joint Convener Nurul Amin Master, Sarail Sadar Union BNP President Kajal Mia, General Secretary Md Jakaria, Shahbazpur Union Jubo Dal President Shaheen Mia, Aruail Union BNP President Enam, Upazila Jasas President Ripon Thakur were present at the programme, among others.
