Mojibur Rahman Bhuiyan Monju

Mojibur Rahman Monju was born in Feni District, Bangladesh. He comes from a politically active family; his father was a freedom fighter who sustained injuries during the 1971 war and died two years later due to inadequate medical treatment. Monju has seven siblings, all of whom have been involved in politics, primarily with the Bangladesh Awami League and its affiliates, including one elder brother who is a district leader of the Jatiya Party and a younger brother who is a member of Chhatra League. All four of his sisters are married to freedom fighters, and they themselves have held positions in Awami League committees. Monju attended Kuliara High School in Chittagong and joined Khelaghor, a children's organization affiliated with Jamaat-e-Islami, while in the second grade. He completed his SSC examination from MES High School in Chittagong and later studied political science at Chittagong University. == Political career ==

Islami Chhatra Shibir and Jamaat-e-Islami Monju joined Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir in 1988, shortly after completing his SSC. Amar Bangladesh Party Following his expulsion, Monju co-founded the Amar Bangladesh Party on May 2, 2020, as a reformist splinter group from Jamaat-e-Islami, alongside AFM Solaiman Chowdhury. He served as the party's member secretary until January 2025, when he was elected chairman at the first national council, defeating challengers by a significant margin. Barrister Asaduzzaman Fuaad was elected general secretary in the same council. Under Monju's leadership, the AB Party has advocated for political unity and reform. In October 2025, he urged political parties to set aside egos and unite following the signing of the July Charter. In a recent statement, he emphasized that new alliances are essential to eradicate fascism in Bangladesh. Monju has also called for Jamaat-e-Islami to acknowledge its mistakes during the 1971 Liberation War. In July 2024, the AB Party alleged that Monju was abducted by law enforcement agencies, though details remain contested. == Media and business career ==

Monju joined Diganta Television as Deputy Executive Director in 2008 and continues to hold the position, despite the channel being off-air. He is a member of the Dhaka Union of Journalists (DUJ) and the National Union of Journalists (NUJ). Additionally, Monju is a businessman primarily engaged in the pharmaceutical sector. He maintains an active presence as a media activist on social platforms, including Facebook, where he shares political commentary. == Personal life ==

Details about Monju's personal life, including marital status and children, are not publicly detailed in available sources. == References ==