He made the announcement after a meeting of the party's standing committee members. "The length of her stay depends on the time it will take to treat her conditions," said the BNP leader. Khaleda's plan to visit London prior to announcing a new campaign and an outline for an election-time government has caused excitement among politicians. The wife and two children of her deceased younger son Arafat Rahman Coco was also in London during that visit. When asked about the agenda of the BNP standing committee meeting, Fakhrul said the leaders discussed the flood situation, spread of chikungunya fever, costlier rice and criticised law enforcement activities.

Source: bd News24 July 14, 2017 04:18 UTC