page_title: A. K. A. Firoze Noon
section_title: East Pakistan Chatro (Student) League
hierarchical_section_title: A. K. A. Firoze Noon / Political career / East Pakistan Chatro (Student) League
caption_attribution_description: English: firoze noon with president zia
context_page_description: A. K. A. Firoze Noon was a Bangladeshi politician who was one of the founding members of Bangladesh Nationalist Party. He was the founder principal of BNP's political training center. Former political and economic research secretary of BNP, he served as the political adviser of the then Prime Minister of Bangladesh Khaleda Zia during 1991–1996. He was also the VP of East Pakistan Student League.
context_section_description: Noon rose to the position of vice-president of the erstwhile East Pakistan Student League. The mass uprising in 1969 was about to precipitate – at least the distant signal was beckoning. The student community in Khulna, like in other places of the province, started the process of effacing the names of the parochial Pakistani leaders after whom the public structures, roads, and thoroughfares had been known. In the first place, the Jinnah Park in Khulna was renamed Shahid Hadis Park after a martyr in the political movements. Noon proposed the change in public and the renaming was ceremonially performed. It was again he and Prof. Rashid who jointly laid the first brick to build a Shahid Minar in Khulna town.
  In 1968, Noon obtained post-graduation degree in Bangla and took admission in LLB class. The year ahead in 1969 kept him engaged full-time with the political movement and 6-point/11-point programs. His responsibility as the Vice-President of the Students League and a Central Leader was to mobilize the support of the students as well as of the general members of the public.
caption: Noon with President Ziaur Rahman (1979)
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