Sanatan Dharma followers raised their hands in support of BNP candidate Mahbuber Rahman Shamim in Hatia, Noakhali. They expressed their support at the Nabanna Utsav at Sri Sri Gaur Nitai Sevashram in Ward No. 7 of Charishwar Union of the upazila on Wednesday afternoon.At one stage of the program, temple president Dhaneshwar Chandra Das asked everyone to raise their hands to vote for the paddy sheaf. At the same time, everyone raised both hands in support.Mahbuber Rahman Shamim, the organizing secretary of the central BNP and the paddy sheaf candidate from Hatia, Noakhali-6, was present at the time. Sri Sri Gaur Nitai Sevashram President Dhaneshwar Chandradas, former UP member Sunil Chandra Das, Purhit Binda Sadhu, former president of the Upazila Puja Celebration Committee Ripon Dandra Das, former joint general secretary of the Upazila BNP Amirul Haider Chowdhury Sajjad, former joint convener of the Municipal BNP Millatur Rahim Millat, Upazila Jubo Dal member secretary Fahim Uddin, Municipal Jubo Dal joint convener Ariful Islam Howlader, Upazila Swechchhasebak Dal member secretary Sumon Talukder, Chhatra Dal convener Riaz Mahmud, member secretary Ayub Chowdhury and leaders at various levels of the party's organization.Central BNP Organizing Secretary Mahbuber Rahman Shamim received the nomination of paddy sheaf from Noakhali-6 Hatia. As part of his election campaign, he is holding public meetings, yard meetings and rallies in different areas of Hatia every day.Like every day, today, he joined the Nabanna festival at the Sri Sri Gaur Nitai Sevashram in Ward No. 7 of Charishr Union of the upazila at the call of the Hindu community. About a thousand people, including men and women from the Hindu community, were present at the time.Addressing the Hindu community, Mahbuber Rahman Shamim said, "Our main responsibility was to ensure the security of the Hindu community after August 5. I hope we have been able to do that. We want Hindus and Muslims to spend the coming days together. For this, we will do whatever is necessary to create a tolerant environment." He called on everyone to vote for him in the next election.