Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar yesterday alleged that the government had “unleashed” Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal against Islami Chhatra Shibir amid the ongoing political situation.

Finance and Planning Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury called for a strict stance against the entry of outsiders into the Chittagong University campus, saying that universities must remain dedicated solely to academic pursuits.

BNP had once backed the referendum but was now taking a contradictory position, he says

The nation expects the media outlet to treat everyone fairly, he says

JCD-backed office-bearers allege student body is being used for party purposes, while general secretary says recent protests were a stand against attacks on elected leaders

Finance minister says no outsiders should be allowed on Chittagong University campus

Demand swift justice

Facebook post triggers violence; police deployed to restore order

The Election Commission (EC) yesterday declared 49 out of 53 nomination papers valid for the reserved women’s seats election in the 13th national parliament, scheduled for May 12.

Chhatra Dal seniors later escorted them to safety

Says SSC and equivalent examinations are taking place in a peaceful environment

Former govt official disqualified over three-year post-retirement rule; candidate to appeal decision

It says reviving economy, ensuring governance key to stability

Party took disciplinary action for violating its code of conduct

Campus tensions rise following violence over “gupto” graffiti

Rallies, processions held at Dhaka university and Jahangirnagar University

Two rounds of violence leave several injured, say witnesses

The BNP yesterday announced its final list of 36 nominees for the 50 reserved seats for women in the 13th Jatiya Sangsad, putting forward a mix of seasoned politicians, young organisers, and family-linked figures.

The BNP government amended at least two laws in ways that could further promote the production and use of tobacco products despite pledging tobacco control in its election manifesto, said anti-tobacco campaigners.

Queues at fuel pumps prove shortage, opposition leader insists