The BNP today chalked out a two-day programme to celebrate the Independence Day on March 26

The BNP submitted its feedback yesterday. So far, 15 other parties have submitted theirs.

A sense of unease prevails within the National Citizen Party (NCP) over the differing statements coming from its leaders regarding a meeting with the army chief on March 11.

The expelled members are Mahbub Hasan Piaru of Sonadanga Thana unit BNP, and KM Ziaus Sadat of Ward 26 unit BNP

The National Citizen Party (NCP) has agreed to 113 of the 166 key reform proposals that the National Consensus Commission has collated from various reform commissions.

Akhtar Hossain, convener of the Sylhet district unit of the Students Against Discrimination, got bail yesterday, hours after he was sent to jail over an alleged attack on an iftar party organised by the National Citizen Party in Sylhet.

Stating that people are the “real capital of politicians”, BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday urged political parties to focus on public issues and demands alongside state reforms.

Hefajat-e-Islam Bangladesh today demanded that the Advisory Council be reformed, along with state reforms

Mazharul Islam Fakir has been made the chief coordinator of the wing which includes ten joint coordinators, 51 organisers, and 54 members

The Communist Party of Bangladesh (CPB) said today that it is fundamentally opposed to certain constitutional reform proposals, such as removing the fundamental principles from the preamble of the Constitution and changing the name of the country

They also agreed with 29 proposals partially

The party submitted its opinions on reform proposals today to the Consensus Commission

Quader alleged that efforts are being made to politically isolate JP by labelling it as a mere associate of AL

BNP and National Citizen Party today submitted their opinions on the reform proposals to the National Consensus Commission.

National Citizen Party Convener Nahid Islam yesterday said the people would never allow another 1/11 to happen.

The BNP has raised concerns that implementing some recommendations from the National Consensus Commission could weaken future governments by granting undue power to unelected individuals.

Urging leaders of all political parties to remain united, BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday said they must not take any steps that would allow the return of autocracy or its followers to the country.

The National Citizen Party (NCP) will submit its initial reform proposals to the National Consensus Commission (NCC) today recommending that the minimum age for MP candidates be lowered to 23 and the voting age be lowered to 16.

During its talks with the National Consensus Commission, Khelafat Majlish proposed excluding pluralism from the fundamental principles of the constitution.

Party leaders argue these are "attempts to incite tensions between the military and the public, creating political unrest"