BNP leaders visit ailing journalist leader Quader Gani Chowdhury in hospital

Banglapress Published: 23 September 2025, 10:25 AM

BNP leaders visit ailing journalist leader Quader Gani Chowdhury in hospital

Bangla Press Desk: BNP Standing Committee member Dr Abdul Moyeen Khan visited Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists (BFUJ) Secretary General and Bangladesh Sammilito Peshajibi Parishad Member Secretary Quader Gani Chowdhury at PG Hospital on Thursday evening to inquire about his health condition. He was accompanied by BNP Joint Secretary General Advocate Abdus Salam Azad and BNP Media Cell member Sayrul Kabir Khan. Moyeen Khan inquired about his physical condition and spoke to the doctors about his treatment. Earlier in the day, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and Standing Committee member Mirza Abbas also made phone calls to express concern and extend their best wishes for Chowdhury’s speedy recovery.

A wide array of political leaders, former bureaucrats, medical professionals, academics, poets, editors, engineers, and journalists also visited upon hearing of Chowdhury’s illness. Notable visitors included BNP Standing Committee member Dr AZM Zahid Hossain, BNP Health Affairs Secretary Dr Rafiqul Islam, former Cabinet Secretary Abdul Halim, former MP Salauddin Ahmed, National Press Club President and poet Hasan Hafiz, Jugantor Editor Abdul Hai Sikder, and Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Mohammad Shahinul Alam. Earlier, the journalist leader was hospitalised with fever and symptoms of chikungunya. This article was originally published on Daily Sun.

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