By UNIPA News Desk

Nasreen begum, a Supreme Court lawyer and prominent figure in Bangladesh’s legal and nationalist political circles, has emerged as a nomination aspirant for a reserved seat in the Jatiya Sangsad.

Currently serving as the Secretary General of the central committee of the Ainjibi Surokkha Andolon (Lawyers’ Protection Movement), Advocate Nasreen Begum has been actively engaged in advocating for the rights, dignity, and professional security of legal practitioners across the country. Her leadership role within the organization has positioned her as a recognized voice among members of the legal community.

Advocate Begum has long been associated with nationalist politics in Bangladesh, maintaining active involvement over the years in party-based and professional platforms aligned with nationalist ideology. Her political engagement, combined with her legal expertise, has contributed to her growing profile within both legal and political arenas.

She previously served as a member of the Executive Committee of the Dhaka Bar Association during the 2014–2015 term, where she participated in various administrative and professional initiatives aimed at strengthening institutional governance and supporting fellow legal practitioners.

Speaking to associates, Advocate Nasreen Begum expressed her commitment to representing women and the legal community in Parliament, should she secure nomination to a reserved seat. Observers note that her background in law and organizational leadership could add a professional and policy-oriented perspective to parliamentary deliberations.

The nomination process for reserved seats in Parliament is expected to generate significant interest, particularly among experienced political and professional figures seeking to contribute to legislative policymaking.

UNIPA News will continue to monitor developments regarding the nomination process and related political activities.