Party to mark July Uprising anniversary with nationwide events

NCP leader says 11-party alliance has taken to the streets to push for reforms

LGRD minister also urges the NCP not to carry the stigma of an alliance with a party that opposed Bangladesh’s independence

Jamaat MP says people deserve an explanation if BNP is trying to keep figures associated with the former government in office

Jamaat-e-Islami lawmakers Rafiqul Islam Khan and Shahjahan Chowdhury criticised the government’s handling of law and order, the banking sector, and the proposed budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year during the budget debate in parliament yesterday.

BNP lawmaker Zainul Abdin Farroque (Noakhali-2) yesterday questioned Jamaat-e-Islami’s stance during the 1971 Liberation War and asked who carried out the killings of intellectuals on the eve of victory.

Two lawmakers from the ruling alliance confronted each other in parliament yesterday, triggering an unscheduled debate over Bangladesh’s Islamic banking system.

Party unveils new central committee while retaining Rezaul Karim as ameer

“One day, you will have to stand in the dock,” Brahmanbaria-2 MP says

Institutions that enabled authoritarian rule remain unchanged, says Shafiqur Rahman

Events from July 1 to August 5 will include seminars, rallies, prayers, exhibitions and programmes involving martyrs’ families

One died in a clash with security forces in Ramgarh, while another was shot by masked attackers in Dighinala

The ruling BNP has urged people to remain united and resist any signs of conspiracy or “evil activity” by the banned Awami League, while the opposition parties warned that those seeking to rehabilitate the AL in politics would face the same fate as the party.

Opposition leader accuses BNP of abandoning anti-fascism pledge

BNP MP Rehana says bring Hasina back and 'subject her to electric shock'

Awami League was attempting to obstruct peace, prosperity, democracy and freedom of expression, he says

PM’s information adviser says party lacks moral courage; court to decide on political status

The ruling BNP and opposition parties will take to the streets today amid security concerns over possible flash processions by leaders and activists of the Awami League on its founding anniversary.

Opposition lawmaker Saiful Alam Khan Milon yesterday questioned the absence of ministers during the ongoing budget session.

The 11-party bloc says it will demand trials over enforced disappearances, killings and massacres under the former ruling party