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সংস্কার প্রস্তাব: ভোট ফেরত (Vote Recall) পদ্ধতি স্থাপনে সমীক্ষা/জরিপ চলছে।

Bangladesh Social Democratic Party (BSDP)

ভোট ফেরত নেওয়ার সমীক্ষা/জরিপ চলছে।

ভোট ফেরত নেওয়ার পদ্ধতি (Vote Recall ) প্রচলনে আপনার মতামত জেনে আইনগত ভাবে এই পদ্ধতি চালু করার লক্ষ্যে এই জরিপ ( সংস্কার প্রস্তাব)। সঠিক ভাবে আপনার মতামত পাশের ফর্মটা পূরণ করলে আপনার জন্যে বিকাশ / নগদ এ একটা পুরস্কার আছে।

WELCOME TO THE

Bangladesh Social Democratic Party (BSDP)

Bangladesh Social Democratic Party (BSDP) is a newly established new political party (under registration process). This party aims to improve the quality of life through equal rights and opportunities for all citizens and to empower all sections of the society. The main focus of this party is the society and the people of the society. Therefore, the promotion of social democratic governance, transparency, accountability and ensuring the rule of law in all state activities are also one of the objectives of this party. This party will spread the thought and spirit of public service through public welfare activities. The main trend of this party is with everyone and for everyone.

Therefore, the party slogan is –

Contribute For Us

The Bangladesh Social Democratic Party (BSDP) believes in the power of collective action. Whether through donations, volunteering, or sharing ideas, every contribution helps us build a more just, equal, and democratic Bangladesh. Join us in making a difference!

Our Core Principles

What We Stand For

MAIN ISSUES

The Party Priorities

Ownership of votes will be ensured at all levels through vote recall

Common saying: – I will give my vote – I will give it to whoever I want. The purpose is to ensure that people can vote. Even if the vote is fair many times, we all know the behavior of the elected persons after the vote. If the voters are empowered and can take back their votes if they want, they will stop doing whatever they want with the votes like Tipsey.

Therefore, our demand: A system of vote withdrawal should be made after one year of the election in which the voter has the power to take back his vote. Let it be practiced –

I will give my vote – I will give it to whoever I want – I will take it back if necessary

Elections and elected persons

Our demand: The election frequency should be every four years. In all areas and all types of elected persons in the country, they cannot be elected more than twice. Through the proportional representation system, i.e., all the seats in the parliament should be allocated to the parties based on the proportion of the votes received by the party so that the distribution of seats in the parliament reflects the overall vote share of each party.

Decentralization of power

Local governments and councils will be empowered to ensure the participation of the people in decision-making. This will include representatives of the local people along with the elected mayor.

Referendum

Referendums will be used for important policy decisions so that citizens can directly influence important changes.

Parliamentary structure

A bicameral system can be established in the parliamentary structure, consisting of a lower house (e.g., an elected House of Representatives) and an upper house (e.g., a Senate or Council). The lower house will be directly elected by the people, while the upper house may represent different constituencies or groups (e.g., regions, professions).

Equal rights for all

Equal rights for men and women will be ensured in all areas of society, including politics, the workplace, and education, and special policies will be formulated for the empowerment of women.

Public participation in policy formulation and project implementation

The process of public input will be ensured in the policy formulation and project implementation processes in all areas, ensuring that citizens have a voice in the governance of the country and that their needs are represented. For example, at the union level, along with elected representatives, two people from each ward will be appointed to the council for a period of one year. Two new ones will be added after a year.

Our Political Team

Political Representative

Prof. h.c. Dr. Engineer Bibhuti Roy

Chairman

Prof. h.c. Dr. Engineer Bibhuti Roy was being employed at the German public service for 27 years and since then he was a faculty member of the department of Industrial Technical Sciences, University of Bremen, Germany. He was also a former vice-department head of the department “Information Technology and Competence” of the Institute of Technology and Education (ITB). He has teaching and training experience in national and international institutions and publishes numerous scientific papers and holds various lectures internationally. He is one of the founders of the University of Skill Enrichment and Technology (USET) in Bangladesh. Engineering Pedagogy and Didactics are teaching and research areas. The main focus is thereby to research on the relationship of technology and technical teaching in the fields of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology with the aim to develop employment-based technical education and training.

Numerous international practice-oriented projects have been developed and implemented on these fields to investigate the complexity of influence factors and relationships concerning the design of customized curricula, training concepts as well as transfer mechanism of technology and know-how. Distinguished projects for Africa like WATERBIOTECH (Biotechnology for sustainable Water supply for Africa) with nine African countries as well as for Bangladesh like “Khulna Solar Energy Production and Training Center” with Khulna City Corporation, “Teachers Online” with Khulna University and Engineering and Technology (KUET), “IT-Upgrade” with Bangladesh Association of Software Information Services (BASIS), “Educational Software Development and Production” with Independent University Bangladesh (IUB) and “Computer-Assisted Clothing Design and Fashion Management” with East West University, Dhaka as well as “Master Trainer Training in Mechatronics and Automation Technology” with BITAC (Bangladesh Industrial Technical Assistance Center) of the Bangladesh Ministry of Industry have been developed, financed as well as coordinated. Most of these projects aimed to involve Small and Middle Scale Enterprises (SMEs), Universities, Institutions and public bodies to ensure demand-oriented technical education and training on the one side and comprehensive know-how transfer on the other.

Organising Secretary

Engr. Bivash Kanti Mondal

Engr. Bivash Kanti Mondal is a Visionary academic leader with 24 years of experience in technical education, seeking the role of Principal to foster innovation, drive academic excellence, and build strong industry partnerships. He is committed to shaping a dynamic and future-ready learning environment.

An experienced academic leader with over two decades in technical and vocational education, specializing in institutional development, curriculum design, and industry collaboration. Served in key leadership roles including Principal and Vice-Principal at renowned institutions such as Hope Polytechnic, SAIC Institute, and BCMC College. Proven track record in enhancing academic standards, faculty development, and student.

General Secretary

Engineer Md. Mahbub Sumon

Mahbub Sumon is a Bangladeshi innovator and clean energy expert, renowned for his work in solar and wind energy, as well as sustainable materials. As the Managing Director of Shalbrikkho, a Narayanganj-based startup, he has developed eco-friendly solutions like Polka Bioplastic, Polka Flex Banner, and Bonkagoj—a plantable paper made from recycled waste embedded with seeds. Sumon’s initiatives aim to reduce plastic pollution and promote environmental resilience across Bangladesh.

He has also led projects utilizing upcycled materials, such as transforming donated saris into reusable bags, which have gained international attention and export orders.

Through Shalbrikkho, Sumon continues to champion green innovation, combining renewable energy solutions with sustainable product development to foster a cleaner, more resilient future for Bangladesh.

Treasurer

Dr. S. M. Malek

Dr. S. M. Malek is a medical doctor who has held various positions in Bangladesh and he is retired as RMO of Khulna Sadar Hospital in Khulna. During his extensive career, he worked as a doctor in Côte d’Ivoire and the Democratic Republic of Congo as part of the United Nations peacekeeping mission. He is a life member of numerous professional and cultural associations in Bangladesh.

Executive Member

Ekramunnesa Champa

Ekramunnesa Champa is a Bangladeshi environmental innovator and social entrepreneur. She serves as the Chairman of Shalbrikkho. Shalbrikkho focuses on sustainable solutions, including biodegradable materials like Polka Bioplastic and Polka Flex Banner, and eco-friendly paper alternatives such as Bonkagoj. Their initiatives aim to reduce plastic pollution and promote environmental resilience across Bangladesh.

In response to flooding in Bangladesh, Shalbrikkho, under the leadership Ekramunnesa Champa, constructed boats using bamboo and repurposed plastic drums, and developed floating toilets to aid affected communities.

Ekramunnesa Champa’s contributions to environmental sustainability have been recognized with the Green Innovation of the Year award at the Environment Innovation Awards 2024.