Political Leader & Entrepreneur
Mir Shahe Alam
"Dynamic Leadership. Grassroots Strength. Commitment to National Development."
"Dynamic Leadership. Grassroots Strength. Commitment to National Development."
Mir Shahe Alam is a prominent political leader, administrator, and entrepreneur in Bangladesh. He made history by being elected as a Union Parishad Chairman at the age of just 23, becoming the youngest Union Chairman in the history of Bangladesh.
Currently serving as the Vice President of Bogura Zilla BNP and President of Shibganj Upazila BNP, his journey has been one of consistent advocacy for the people. From his roots as Founding Secretary of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) to being a Director of the Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC), his administrative acumen is proven.
Beyond governance, he leads the RuposhiBD Group as Chairman and serves as the President of 12 schools and colleges, championing education and industrial growth as the pillars of a modern nation.
Establishing an egalitarian state based on Bangladeshi nationalism, amalgamating diverse ideologies and religions through mutual understanding.
Implementing a Non-Partisan Caretaker Government to safeguard the right to vote and create robust institutional checks and balances.
Excerpts from the 31-Point State Reform Proposal
A Commission will be formed to review and repeal undemocratic amendments, restoring the provision for a national referendum.
No individual shall serve as the Prime Minister for more than two consecutive terms, ensuring dynamic power rotation.
Allocation of 5% of GDP for both Health and Education, introducing universal health coverage modelled after the NHS.
Appointment of an Ombudsman and publication of a white paper to investigate money laundering and administrative graft.
"Religion belongs to respective individuals, but the state belongs to all." Safeguarding the rights of all ethnic and religious minorities.
Appointments and promotions within civil and military administration will be based solely on merit, competence, and training.
Participate in the dialogue for a new forward-looking 'Social Contract'.