Nurul Islam Saddam, the new central president of Chhatra Shibir

Nurul Islam Saddam has been elected as the new central president of Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir for the 2026 session. He was elected to this important position by direct vote of members from all over the country at the day-long central member conference held on Friday. The election was completed in line with the leadership election through direct vote as per the organization's constitution.

More than six thousand central members participated in this grand conference held at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Center in the capital. The conference center was bustling with the movement of leaders and activists since morning. Voting was held by secret ballot after the day-long organizational activities and formalities in an orderly and festive atmosphere.

When the results were announced after the vote counting, there was great enthusiasm among the members present. The organization's top leaders and general members congratulated the newly elected president Nurul Islam Saddam. Earlier, he served as the central secretary general of Chhatra Shibir. The leaders and activists of the organization are viewing this responsibility positively due to his long organizational experience and leadership qualities.

According to organization sources, the top leadership is elected every year through the central member conference of Chhatra Shibir. In continuation of this, the main attraction of this 2025 conference was the election of new leadership for the next term. Those concerned believe that the organization has given a message of organizational strength, unity and democratic practice through the conference.

According to political analysts, this leadership change of Chhatra Shibir is of particular significance in the current political context. It is believed that the role of the newly elected president will be important in advancing the new trend that has begun in student politics, especially after the mass uprising of 24.

The spontaneous participation of members from all over the country in the conference has further clarified the unity and strong position of the organization. Leaders and activists have expressed hope that newly elected President Nurul Islam Saddam will soon announce his future work plan, including the formation of a full-fledged central committee and the nomination of a secretary general.