Khaleda Zia is happy in family atmosphere

After returning home after a long four-month treatment, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson and former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia is spending a very happy time in a family atmosphere. After several days, she went to her younger brother Shamim Iskandar's house in Gulshan to attend a family function. She spent a happy time with many of her family members there. Some pictures of that happy moment have also been published on social media.

In the picture, Begum Khaleda Zia is seen wearing a silk saree in a mix of dark blue, red and light orange colors. She has a pearl necklace around her neck. She is sitting on the sofa in the drawing room of her brother Shamim Iskandar's house with a smile. She is surrounded by other family members.

On Saturday (May 10), at 9:13 pm, the BNP Chairperson left her Firoza residence in Gulshan for her brother's house in a car. At that time, leaders and activists on both sides of the car raised various slogans in her name. At that time, she was accompanied by two daughters-in-law - Dr. Zubaida Rahman and Syeda Shamila Rahman. Begum Zia was welcomed by her brother Shamim Iskander, sister-in-law Kaniz Fatema and late brother Syed Iskander's wife Nasrin Ahmed and other relatives.

After a long time, Begum Zia participated in a family function. After being evicted from her cantonment house, she stayed at Shamim Iskander's house. She went there again after many years.

After returning home from London on May 6, the BNP Chairperson is on complete rest as advised by the medical board. Doctors are regularly following up on her health.

Doctors have been visiting Begum Khaleda Zia's house by roster and examining her health. She is undergoing treatment as per the advice of doctors at The London Clinic. The BNP Chairperson is under the round-the-clock observation of the Medical Board.

Begum Khaleda Zia's entire health is being coordinated by her personal physician Dr. AZM Zahid Hossain. She is much healthier now than before, her personal physician said.