Desk News || The war of words between BNP's co-international affairs secretary Rumin Farhana and Jatiya Nagorik Party's (NCP) southern region chief organizer Hasnat Abdullah has now taken a sharp turn. The two leaders have been making various negative comments to each other.Hasnat Abdullah referred to Rumin Farhana as 'one of the BNP's Awami League affairs editors'. In response, Rumin Farhana took to social media to criticize Hasnat Abdullah, calling him 'a son of a whore'.She also attached various pictures and evidence of Hasnat Abdullah's association with Awami League and Chhatra League to the post. Such comments have sparked widespread discussion and criticism on Facebook. A commotion has begun.On Monday (August 25), Rumeen Farhana wrote on her verified Facebook account, "Isn't this the kid from Fakinni (Hasnat Abdullah) who called me the Awami League affairs secretary?" The post has already gone viral and has been shared by countless people.On Sunday (August 24), during the hearing on the redrawing of parliamentary constituencies at the Election Building in Agargaon in the capital, there was a scuffle and beating between BNP leaders and NCP leaders. Hasnat Abdullah commented on this, saying that Rumeen Farhana is one of the BNP's 'Awami League affairs secretaries'.In the afternoon, Hasnat Abdullah, the NCP's southern region chief organizer, held a press conference at the Election Building. He alleged that the attack on NCP leaders and activists during the hearing was a 'test match' of how BNP will capture polling stations in the next election.Criticizing Rumin Farhana, Hasnat Abdullah said, "There are many Awami League affairs secretaries of BNP, who are more Awami League than Awami League.Rumin Farhana is one of the Awami League affairs secretaries of BNP. The beneficiaries of Awami League, the flat-footed beneficiaries of Awami League and those who want to cool down the Election Commission with goons, want to go towards a prescriptive election again, we will tell these Awami League affairs secretaries of BNP, you understand the pulse of the people, understand the pulse of the post-24 people. Otherwise, Bangladesh will go towards crisis again."