Ershad gives JP's future leadership to GM Quader
Saturday, 15 May 2010
RANGPUR, May 14 (BSS): Former President and Jatiya Party (JP) chairman Hussein Muhammad Ershad Friday gave responsibility of his party's future leadership to his younger brother Golam Mohammad Quader.
In his absence, he said Quader would be the next chief of JP and will conduct all responsibilities in running the party, and all activities of Rangpur district unit of JP will be conducted under the leadership of its newly nominated convener GM Quader from now.
He said this at the first meeting of the newly formed convening committee of Rangpur unit of JP at its office in the city as the chief guest.
Terming GM Quader a very intelligent, talented and charismatic leader, Ershad expressed the hope that JP will be turned into the country's largest political party under the leadership of Quader and he would bring the party to power again for ensuring people's well-being.
Ershad cautioned those JP leaders, who were engaged in creating chaos in the party's stronghold of Rangpur at such a time when the people of Rangpur and the country as a whole started thinking about no alternative to JP for the country.
In his absence, he said Quader would be the next chief of JP and will conduct all responsibilities in running the party, and all activities of Rangpur district unit of JP will be conducted under the leadership of its newly nominated convener GM Quader from now.
He said this at the first meeting of the newly formed convening committee of Rangpur unit of JP at its office in the city as the chief guest.
Terming GM Quader a very intelligent, talented and charismatic leader, Ershad expressed the hope that JP will be turned into the country's largest political party under the leadership of Quader and he would bring the party to power again for ensuring people's well-being.
Ershad cautioned those JP leaders, who were engaged in creating chaos in the party's stronghold of Rangpur at such a time when the people of Rangpur and the country as a whole started thinking about no alternative to JP for the country.