Natore’s Anna Minz got BNP’s nomination for the reserved women’s seat

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Talking to the residents of different areas of Baraigram upazila, it is known that since the news of the nomination spread, there is excitement at all levels, especially among the Christian and minority ethnic communities. Anna Minj and her husband stayed in Dhaka but the local people went to their house in Jonail village in a group. There he exchanged greetings with the family members and through them congratulated and wished Anna Minz. Many people distribute sweets at this time.

Anna Minj’s husband, lawyer John Gomez, co-editor of religious affairs of the Central Committee of BNP wrote on his Facebook page asking for prayers and good wishes for his wife, so that she can successfully play a role in the development of the underprivileged people, Christians and minority ethnic communities.

Amar De Costa, Natore District Convener of Bangladesh Human Rights Foundation, wrote, “The current democratic government is trying to build a beautiful and clean Great Parliament by taking into account all the religions, castes and cultures of the country and has been successful and appreciated.” Anna Minz is a successful and talented female leader. His leadership will bring welfare to the marginalized people of this area.”

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Bablu Renetos Koraia, chairman of Banpara Christian Cooperative Credit Union, said, ‘Anna Minj’s nomination to BNP is a unique example of harmony. On behalf of the Christian community, I express my thanks and gratitude to BNP Chairman and Prime Minister Tarek Rahman and senior central leaders of BNP.

Natore district president of National Tribal Council Pradeep Nakra said, “There was a need to have a representative in Parliament to speak for the disenfranchised minorities. I respect this liberal, neutral and democratic thinking of the current BNP government.