BNP Joint Secretary General Shahid Uddin Chowdhury Annie said, "How can responsible people as the Naib-e-Amir of an Islamic party say, 'No Hunky Panky'? ​​Is this political language? Will it be acceptable to the common people? If political party leaders say such things, the common people will do nothing but ridicule and disdain them."He said these things as the chief guest at the introduction meeting of the newly formed committee of the Nationalist Workers' Party district branch at Bashir Villa on Godown Road in Lakshmipur city on Friday (November 7) afternoon.Shahid Uddin Chowdhury Annie said, "No Hunky Panky cannot be the ideological language of any political party. The person who said this is not only a responsible person of a party but also a doctor. Such language cannot be expected from him."Annie also said, "This time's election is different and special. That is why we have started working with emphasis on public relations. However, we have not entered the field yet. For the past 17 years, including the July movement, we have been working in association with the people and are still doing so. We are in strong unity across the country including Lakshmipur and through this unity we will achieve our goal.’He said, ‘We need strong unity now, the unity that was in the past movement-struggle. The unity that was in the last July. If this unity is not there, then fascist Hasina will be able to take the opportunity. But the fallen fascist cannot be given any more opportunity. Everyone has to be vigilant.The meeting was chaired by District Sramik Dal President Saiful Islam Shahin and was addressed as special guests by District BNP Member Secretary Sahab Uddin Sabu, Joint Convener Adv. Md. Hasibur Rahman, BFF Vice President Adv. Wahid Uddin Chowdhury Happy, former District Sramik Dal President Abul Hashem, Nizam Uddin Bhuiyan and others.Also, former District Sramik Dal President Md. Abul Hashem spoke as the main speaker under the chairmanship of Abul Hossain Sohel.More than a hundred leaders and activists from various units, including the district committee of the Workers' Party, were present at the meeting.