The BNP which gave the seats of registered allies

More than one and a half thousand candidates are in fierce battle for 300 seats in the upcoming eleven parliamentary elections. Over the last day, more than three hundred candidates withdrew their candidacy.

And for those candidates who had multiple candidates, the candidacy of 256 people was canceled because of the single candidate. Of the 300 seats, 298 candidates will contest the election of rice husk.

The Returning Officers will allot the symbol to the candidates for Monday. Then the promotion festival will start

Among the 300 seats, BNP gave 241 people party nomination. Apart from this, the party has given 59 seats to the parties of the 20-party alliance and the national united front.

Of these, 40 candidates of the 20-party alliance partners and 19 seats were given for the united front. The national united front and the 20-party alliance formed by the BNP will contest the election of 'Sheen' of rice. Only LDP chairman Oli Ahmad will vote on his party's 'umbrella' symbol.

It is learned that among the 20 party partners, Jamaat-e-Islami has 22, LDP 5, Jamiat ul-Islami Islam 4, Jatiya Party (Jafar) 2, Khelafat Majlis 2, BJP 1, NPP 1, Bangladesh Kalyan Party 1, Labor Party 1, Peoples Party of Bangladesh Seat has been given. At the same time, the national unified front was given 19 seats. Among them, Gono Forum 7, JSD4, Citizens Unity 4 and Krishak Sramik Janata League have been given 4 seats.

Besides, the candidates of the Cox's Bazar-2 constituency will contest as independent candidates. There is no BNP candidate in this constituency. Apart from this, the party has named Motiur Rahman Nizami's son in Pabna-1 and Nurul Islam Bulbul as the independent candidate in Chapainawabganj-3. The two seats are in the rice field.

Meanwhile, the BNP-led 20-party alliance has changed its candidate in nine seats on the day of withdrawal of nomination papers. Instead of SA Jinnah Kabir in Manikganj-1 constituency, Khondakar Akter Hamid Dablu, son of late general secretary Khandker Delwar Hossain was nominated. But at the noon, except for Dablu, Jinnah retained the team. On this, the family of Dowlar expressed intense anger.

Meanwhile, the BNP has sent a letter to the EC asking for the registration of Rashtriya Ganoforam, LDP, JSD, Jamiat Ulama, Khelafat Majlis and 25 candidates of Kalyan Party to give the symbol of the rice.

These candidates are Subrata Chowdhury of Ganofor, Dhaka-7, Mustafa Mohsin Montu, Kurigram-2 Amasa Amin, Pabna-1, Abu Sayyid, Mymensingh-8 AHM Khalequzzaman, Moulvibazar-2, Sultan Mohammad Mansur Ahmad and Habiganj-1 Reza Kibria

Mymensingh-10 seats of LDP Syed Mahmud Morshed, Comilla-7, Redwan Ahmed, Laxmipur-1 Shahadat Hossain and Chittagong-7. Nurul Alam

Laxmipur-4 National Socialist Party (JSD) President Asam Abdur Rab, Dhaka-18 Shahid Uddin Mahmud, Kishoreganj-3 Muhammad Saiful Islam and Comilla-4 Abdul Malek Ratan.

Narayanganj-4 seats Jamiyet ulamai Bangladesh Monir Hossain, Sunamganj-3 Shahinur Pasha Chowdhury and Sylhet -5 Ubaidullah Faruk.

Liaquat Ali of Krishak Sramik Janata League, Tangail-8 Kader Siddiqui's daughter Kuri Siddiqui and Gazipur-3 Iqbal Siddiqui in Tangail-4 constituency.

In the Habiganj-2 constituency, Khelafat Majlish's Abdul-picked Azad and Habiganj-4 Ahmad Abdul Quader.

Chairman of Kalyan Party Syed Muhammad Ibrahim in the Chittagong-5 constituency and BJP's chairman Andaliv Rahman Perth in Dhaka-17 constituency.

It is known that the unity and the unity of the people and the candidates of the Jamaat will contest directly with the symbol of the rice as the candidate of the BNP directly.