Staff Reporter

A new political party, ‘Janatar Dak Party’, has officially made its debut with a firm commitment to working for the welfare of the country and its people. The party’s inaugural ceremony was held in a festive atmosphere at the Maulana Akram Khan Hall of the National Press Club in the capital on Saturday (November 14, 2026), at 10:00 am.

The event was attended by prominent businessman and social worker Haji Md. Sohrab Hossain as the chief guest, while noted agriculturist and social worker Mohammad Shah Alam attended as the special guest.

The programme was presided over by Janatar Dak Party President Himel Md. Fazlur Rahman, while the party’s General Secretary, Engineer Md. Ibrahim Khalil, conducted the event.

In his speech, Chief Guest Haji Md. Sohrab Hossain said that the emergence of Janatar Dak Party was a timely initiative aimed at establishing the rights of ordinary people and building a happy and prosperous Bangladesh. He expressed hope that the party would stand by the people with honesty and dedication and play a significant role in the country’s socioeconomic development.

Special Guest Mohammad Shah Alam said that Bangladesh is an agriculture-based country and that genuine national development is impossible without improving the livelihoods of farmers and working people. He expressed optimism that Janatar Dak Party would prioritise the rights and aspirations of grassroots communities and play a positive role in advancing the country`s agriculture and economy.

In his presidential address, Himel Md. Fazlur Rahman said that Janatar Dak Party had been established with the aim of ensuring the legitimate rights of ordinary people and upholding democratic values. He stated that the party intended to work not for the interests of any individual or group, but to fulfil the aspirations of the country`s 200 million people. Establishing good governance and justice would be among its principal objectives, he added.

The programme`s moderator and party General Secretary, Engineer Md. Ibrahim Khalil, described the day as a moment of great pride for the party. He said their commitment was to building a clean, transparent and accountable political culture. With the participation of young people and citizens from all walks of life, the party aims to build a modern, discrimination-free and prosperous state.

The event was attended by central and grassroots-level leaders and activists of Janatar Dak Party, members of the media and representatives from various professional and social backgrounds.