Smiles, whispers, and uneasy silence as 16 former ministers and high officials brought to ICT-1

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

Jamaat leader Taher criticises crucial appointment ahead of national polls

Jamaat, Islami Andolon among groups demanding national polls in February under July Charter via public referendum

No visible injuries, say police; 3 cases filed against her since August 5, 2024

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said the next parliament will decide on the application of the proportional representation (PR) system in national elections.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has proposed that the upcoming national election and the referendum be held on separate days, saying the two are “entirely different in nature”.

Party suggests lottery system for appointing election officials

Central leaders approve move citing negligence of duty

NCP leader Samantha Sharmin says interim govt has turned against education, people

Announces human chains in Dhaka and across districts

ACC alleges former minister illegally amassed Tk 5.37cr in wealth beyond known income sources

BNP leader says people want to see national polls held by February 2026

The National Consensus Commission has proposed to repeal article 4a of the constitution, which makes it mandatory to display the portrait of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in government and semi-government offices

Police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse a Jatiya Party rally outside its central office in Dhaka’s Kakrail yesterday afternoon, forcing organisers to cancel the event.

Nearly half of the NCP’s central leaders favour forging an alliance with the BNP ahead of the 13th national election in February.

Fair and impartial adjudication of crimes is extremely important for protecting the country’s democracy, human rights, and the professionalism of the armed forces, the BNP has said.

Two major political parties -- BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami -- took opposing positions on the proportional representation (PR) system at a discussion in Dhaka yesterday.

Jamaat secretary general alleges unrest growing within administration ahead of polls

Says proportional representation would empower parties, not people, and harm democracy.