Overview
- Rahman posted a message thanking supporters for the large welcome in Dhaka and described his homecoming as deeply meaningful.
- He said he has a concrete plan to build an inclusive, peaceful Bangladesh and framed national strength as coming from unity.
- His appeal for calm referenced recent tensions, including the killing of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi and targeted violence against Hindu minorities.
- After addressing supporters, Rahman visited his mother, former prime minister Khaleda Zia, at Evercare Hospital in Bashundhara.
- BNP communications stated he would become a voter on December 27 and that his first vote would be from the Bogura-6 constituency.