BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir today called on the nation to prevent the resurgence of "fallen fascists," urging continued resistance against what he described as "deposed Awami fascism."
The search committee tasked with recommending candidates for the positions of the chief election commissioner (CEC) and five election commissioners will convene its first meeting this afternoon.
Shahadat Hossain took oath as the mayor of Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) today
Protesters vandalised the Jatiyo Party office in Khulna’s Dakbangla area yesterday evening.
The BNP plans to maintain a sustained presence on the streets starting November 7 to put pressure on the interim government to hold the next general election within a reasonable time and to foil any attempt to destabilise the country, insiders said.
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday expressed his party’s opposition to banning any party by the interim government.
The Jatiya Nagorik Committee yesterday announced that it would form upazila-level chapters.
JP came up with the decision around two hours after Dhaka Metropolitan Police in a notice announced to prohibit all meetings, gatherings, processions, and demonstrations in front of the party's office and surrounding areas in Kakrail tomorrow
BNP is considering rallies next month to push for a roadmap to election while keeping a close watch on the issue of the president’s probable removal.
Sarjis Alam, a coordinator of the Anti-Discrimina-tion Student Movement, said yesterday that he did not favour mass arrest of Dhaka University students solely because of their affiliation with recently banned Bangladesh Chhatra League.
BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi yesterday expressed concern that deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina is once again trying to incite violence and bloodshed in Bangladesh from India.
Three leaders of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement yesterday filed a writ petition with the High Court, seeking rules to ban all political activities of the Awami League and 10 other parties, and debar them from all future elections.
Two political parties yesterday suggested seeking the Supreme Court’s opinion for removal of President Mohammed Shahabuddin from office.
The interim government has so far taken no decision to ban any political party
Sarjis Alam, a coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, today clarified that their writ petitions to the High Court did not call for an outright ban on the Awami League or its registration as a political party
He also urges all other democratic parties to unite in order to thwart the nefarious efforts of Hasina's cohorts and the neighbouring country
More political parties have agreed in principle with the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement’s demand for the president’s removal but emphasised that any action has to be based on political consensus.
Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan has said decision will be taken on the basis of political consensus whether the president will remain or not