Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar has warned the National Citizen Party aganist criticising Jamaat over the reform issue.

The National Citizen Party (NCP) has decided to go for a “protest rally” in Dhaka on Friday to press for their three-point demand, including a legal basis for the July Charter and securing “shapla” as their electoral symbol.

Multiple parties have historically expressed interest in using it due to its familiarity among voters

Sarjis Alam inaugurates Bogura district party office

Jamaat-e-Islami and National Citizen Party yesterday traded barbs over the former’s demand for a proportional representation system.

National Citizen Party once again reiterated its demand for shapla (water lily) as its electoral symbol yesterday and sought a written explanation from the Election Commission regarding the policies or criteria for inclusion or exclusion of symbols.

Ha-Meem Group MD accuses Jubo Dal activists; Mohila Dal leader Nayab Yusuf calls claim ‘baseless’

Protest rallies in Dhaka on Oct 20, divisional rallies on Oct 25, district rallies on Oct 27

NCP leader Nahid Islam says Jamaat and its allies ‘hijacked’ reform agenda

Remarks come amid criticism from NCP chief, Jamaat ameer’s post

NCP delegation meets EC secretary over election symbol issue

Most of the political parties have signed the long-awaited July National Charter on Friday

The meeting, scheduled for 3:00pm at the BNP chairperson's office in Gulshan

The government and the consensus commission have continued active engagement with the National Citizen Party in an effort to persuade it to sign the July Charter.

Six suffer gunshot wounds in Araihazar turf war

'This incident at the airport raises serious concerns about whether it was a mere accident or an act of sabotage,' says Dr Shafiqur Rahman

Demand impartial probe into the recent fire incidents

Urges political leaders to act responsibly

Party decides to sign after consensus commission agreed to retain Proclamation of Independence in constitution

By not signing the agreement charter, the NCP has not been sidelined from politics, he says