Edinburgh, 10 November 2026: Scotland BNP organised a discussion programme in Edinburgh to mark Bangladesh’s 7 November National Revolution and Solidarity Day, bringing together party leaders, activists and members of the Bangladeshi community.
The programme took place at The Tall Oaks Community Hub, Wester Broom Place, Corstorphine, Edinburgh, on Tuesday, 10 November.
BNP Leaders and Community Members Attend
The programme began with Quran Tilawat (recitation from the Holy Quran), performed by Abdul Kuddus, former Vice Chair of Scotland BNP.
The event was chaired by Abdul Muhith Khan Badsha, former Convenor of Scotland BNP, while Advocate Mosthafa Miah, former Member Secretary, hosted the programme.
Khosruzzaman Khosru, Honourable Member Secretary of UK BNP, attended as the Chief Guest. Abdul Mia Liton, former Joint Convenor of Scotland BNP, was the Special Guest.
The programme commenced with the singing of the Bangladesh National Anthem. A large number of attendees were present at the gathering.
UK BNP Member Secretary Calls for Unity
Chief Guest Khosruzzaman Khosru delivered his speech over the telephone.
In his address, he urged BNP members and supporters to maintain the unity they had demonstrated in the past and to stand together in facing future political challenges.
Referring to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, he described her as a fascist leader and referred to her departure from Bangladesh to India. He called on party members to remain united and respond collectively to any challenges that might arise in the future.
Former Scotland BNP Leaders and Members Deliver Speeches
Several other speakers addressed the gathering, sharing their views on the occasion and the importance of unity among party members.
Those who spoke included:
- Monowar Parvez Jewel, former Organising Secretary
- Khurshed Alam, former Treasurer
- Ahmed Ali Jubu
- Sadikur Rahman
- Anwar Ali
- Jahangir Hussain
- Masum Uddin
- Jahed Miah
- Rony Miah
- Miad
- Ali
Prominent businessman Mintu Miah and Liton Ahmed were also present at the programme.
Scotland BNP Marks 7 November in Edinburgh
The discussion programme provided an opportunity for BNP leaders, former office-bearers and community members in Scotland to come together to observe National Revolution and Solidarity Day.
The gathering concluded with participants highlighting the importance of maintaining unity and solidarity among party members.
The event was organised by Scotland BNP in Edinburgh on 10 November 2026 to commemorate 7 November, Bangladesh’s National Revolution and Solidarity Day.