Rally begins with Quran recitation as party leaders gather ahead of Tarique Rahman’s address

The symbol allocation process for the upcoming national elections was completed across 20 constituencies of Dhaka district yesterday.

Jamaat-e-Islami, Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis and BNP’s Dhaka-15 candidate yesterday alleged that a level playing field remains absent ahead of the 13th national parliamentary election and referendum scheduled for February 12.

As major political parties prepare their election manifestos, law enforcement experts and rights activists urge them to make law and order a top priority, keep police free from political interference, and end the partisan use of the force.

The BNP yesterday expelled 59 rebel candidates from the party for their involvement in activities that go against party policy, ideology and discipline.

Also offers Fateha at grave of General MAG Osmani

Formal campaign to begin tomorrow in Dhaka-15 areas

Cites going against party policy, ideology and discipline as the reason

Joy says India will not extradite his mother

BNP chairman to visit shrines of Hazrat Shahjalal and Hazrat Shah Paran

Zubair urges level playing field, raises concerns over conduct of law enforcers and officials

BNP chairman to launch election campaign from Sylhet tomorrow

Activists of the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami clashed in the capital’s Mirpur area yesterday over election campaigning, leaving several people injured.

As political parties prepare to unveil their election manifestos, migration experts have urged them to include clear and strong commitments to reform Bangladesh’s labour migration sector.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami yesterday announced a series of policy commitments at its “Policy Summit 2026”, outlining proposals on governance, taxation, social security, employment, education and healthcare, while pledging zero tolerance for corruption if it comes to power.

The BNP yesterday presented its eight priority social policies as immediate deliverables under its broader 31-point “state repair” plan, pledging reforms to make governance accountable, services accessible and opportunities equitable.

Even in Bangladesh’s fluid political scene, Shah Mohammad Abu Zafar stands out for his frequent shifts in loyalty.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said the upcoming election would decide whether Bangladesh remains on a liberal democratic course or slips into the grip of what he described as extremist and anti-state forces.

Will stand by the people of this area, BNP chairman says

All nominees to contest national polls under ‘rickshaw’ symbol