The decision came from a meeting of Awami League’s local government selection board held at Ganabhaban last night
Ruling Awami League has nominated 41 candidates for women’s reserved seats in the parliament.
The decision came from a meeting of Awami League’s local government selection board held at Ganabhaban last night. Prime Minister and Awami League President Sheikh Hasina chaired the meeting.
The ruling party has 43 seats in parliament.
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