Granddaughter of former PM Khaleda Zia brought an earthquake in Bangladesh, as the young face of BNP, she shook the country’s politics.

Dhaka. Like Tarique Rahman, son of former Bangladesh Prime Minister and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) President Khaleda Zia, her granddaughter Jaima Rahman has also returned to Bangladesh after 17 years. After which the discussions have intensified in the political circles of Bangladesh. His return was quiet but shook Bangladesh politics. He is being seen as the young face of BNP.

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Acting Chairman of BNP Tarique Rahman, who returned to Bangladesh, is continuously trying to strengthen his political hold. He took out a road show from the party office to the Election Commission in Dhaka today. Tarique Rahman had reached the Election Commission office to register his name in the voter list and obtain a voter ID. During this time a large crowd of his supporters was seen.

Political heat is also rising over the picture of Zaima Zarnaz Rahman on social media. After reaching Bangladesh, Jaima wrote on social media that after returning to the country, a mischievous moment with her beloved Zebu. Finally in Sylhet, on the soil of Bangladesh. After this post of Zaima Jarnaz, speculations are being made about the arrival of a new generation in Bangladesh politics. Users are saying that Zaima may soon be seen in active politics.

30 year old Zaima Rahman studied law from Queen Mary University of London. He then obtained a barrister degree from Lincoln University. She has been a practicing barrister by profession in London. Since the coup in Bangladesh last year, she has been active in some virtual meetings of BNP. She is the only granddaughter of former President Ziaur Rahman and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia.

Rehman (60), son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, has emerged as the main contender for the post of Prime Minister in the upcoming elections. He said that he wants to create a safe Bangladesh where people can live in a peaceful environment without any distinction of caste, creed and faith.

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Tariq Rahman said that just as the people of the country achieved independence in 1971, similarly people from all walks of life will once again unite to protect the independence and sovereignty of Bangladesh. Tariq Rahman said that today, the people of Bangladesh want to get back the right to express their views. They want to get back their right to democracy. Now the time has come that everyone should build the country together.’ Tariq Rehman along with wife Zubaida Rehman and daughter Zaima Rehman reached to meet mother Khaleda Zia. Thousands of BNP workers and supporters welcomed Tariq by raising slogans on both sides of the road leading to the hospital.