My commitment to serve the people - Barrister Kaiser Kamal


Published: 11:27 1 November 2025
Barrister Kaiser Kamal, a leader of the people of Netrokona's Durgapur-Kalmakanda constituency, a trusted soldier of the Zia family and the central legal affairs secretary of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), said, "My commitment to serve the people. Your trust and love are my strength."
He said these things at a meeting with local voters in Gaokandia Union of Durgapur Upazila on the afternoon of October 31.
He also said that if anyone uses his party identity to engage in corruption or extortion, strict action will be taken against him. He emphasized that BNP is the party of the people - there is no place for corruption here.
At the meeting, Barrister Kaiser Kamal listened attentively to the various problems, needs and expectations of the local people. Promising development, especially in the education, healthcare and employment sectors, he said, "The people of this region have been deprived of development for a long time. My main goal is to work for your welfare."
The meeting was attended by local BNP and its affiliated organizations, prominent figures of the society and the general public. They congratulated Barrister Kaiser Kamal for his development-oriented thinking and sincerity towards the people and expressed their support for him in the upcoming elections.
At the end of the meeting, the locals expressed their hope that a new development chapter will begin in the Durgapur-Kalmakanda area under the leadership of Barrister Kaiser Kamal.
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