AB Party’s newly elected team pays tribute at Savar Memorial

The newly elected leaders of Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) laid floral wreaths at the National Memorial in Savar, at the outskirts of the capital, honouring the valiant martyrs of the Liberation War of 1971. They also visited the martyrs of the July-August 2024 uprising buried at the Rayer Bazar graveyard, said a press release.

The delegation, led by newly elected Chairman, Mojibur Rahman Monju and General Secretary, Asaduzzaman Fuaad, included members of the National Executive Council and activists from various party wings. Monju reaffirmed the party’s commitment to upholding the principles of independence, sovereignty, national interest, dignity and democracy.

Monju emphasised the party’s dedication to the Liberation War Declaration and the aspirations of the July-August 2024 Uprising, vowing to transform Bangladesh into a welfare state. Addressing the media, he sought the nation’s support for AB Party’s newly elected leadership and their vision for progress.

Asaduzzaman Fuaad reiterated the party’s focus on “service and problem-solving politics” and called on citizens to embrace AB Party’s mission of state reform through innovative political strategies.

The delegation then visited Rayer Bazar to honour the martyrs of the July-August 2024 Uprising, offering prayers and paying their respects.