Sajjad Hossain

Party will ask EC not to pick people from certain organisations known to be close to a right-wing party

Around 100 remained "problematic" due to internal rivalries and multiple nomination seekers

The National Citizen Party has decided not to attend today’s much-awaited July National Charter signing ceremony, let alone sign the document containing reforms agreed upon after months of intense talks.

Everyone was looking straight at the camera — as if it were a photo session, not a moment of pain

BNP policymakers say; party to meet CA, CEC to warn them

Yesterday’s incident shows how far our respect for knowledge and decency has fallen

Races to finalise one candidate per seat by month-end as delay fuels frustration

The BNP will not agree to a referendum before the general election.

Alliance partners complain that many BNP leaders continue campaigning in constituencies where allies are also in the field

Senior leaders and others involved in the nomination process cited several reasons for the shortfall

Land of endless beauty, simple living

The BNP blamed the negligence of foreign ministry and embassy officials for the harassment of political leaders by Awami League supporters at the JFK Airport in New York.

Ignoring its own constitution, the BNP has begun selecting nominees for the upcoming national election through surveys conducted by its central leadership, a move that has left many grassroots leaders anxious and dissatisfied.

The BNP has decided to launch a countrywide campaign in mid-October to improve its public image, counter opposition narratives and reassure voters of its commitment to reforms ahead of the national election scheduled for February.

For the very first time in the history of Jahangirnagar University, known as a den of progressive thoughts, Islami Chhatra Shibir has swept the central student union polls, winning 20 of the 25 posts.

This time, they failed to win a single seat in the central student body

More than a day after voting ended in the long-awaited Jahangirnagar University Central Students’ Union election, the authorities were still struggling to complete the vote count, triggering mounting anger and suspicion.

Jahangirnagar University mourns death of young teacher on Jucsu polls duty

Five of eight panels boycotted the long-awaited Jucsu elections yesterday over allegations of irregularities, mismanagement, and vote rigging, even as polling continued from 9:00am to 5:00pm in most centres.

Reporters face repeated access restrictions at women’s halls despite election regulations