Party leaders demanded immediate arrest of those involved in the Jhenaidah attack

Police said the situation was brought under control after tensions flared following Jummah prayers

Powers relating to judges’ transfers, leave, promotions and discipline should remain entirely under the Supreme Court, Jamaat leader says

Three injured in Purbadhala Upazila Parishad; leasing process suspended after police intervention

Awami League 'was always here,' says Nazrul

Jamaat ameer accuses government of undermining judicial independence

Bangladesh Jamaat‑e‑Islami, opposition party, has moved closer to forming a shadow cabinet designed to offer constructive criticism of government decisions and present alternative policy proposals, say several senior leaders of the party.

Party later expels and replaces him

Alleges flaws inside the election process

Urges to build parliamentary competence, engage constituents

Govt would need time for preparation as local elections are held in phases, he says

Chattogram leaders allege expressway pillars were cleared for advertisements, while Mayor Shahadat denies ordering any erasure

Party would contest local government elections independently, ameer says

NCP chief coordinator says those involved in alleged manipulation during the 13th national polls will face trial in future

The ruling BNP will once again ask the opposition to join a special parliamentary committee on constitutional amendments in line with the July National Charter when parliament’s second session begins on June 7.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Opposition Leader Shafiqur Rahman yesterday said the party’s movement would continue both in parliament and on the streets against what he termed “the government’s deception and betrayal”.

Says people will not accept rulers relying on foreign powers

Party’s Dhaka city north unit also urges law enforcement agencies to bring perpetrators to justice without delay

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami yesterday expressed concern over the BNP government’s appointment of new vice chancellors at 11 public universities, alleging that the appointments were made on partisan grounds.

The BNP-backed Jatiyatabadi Ainjibi Panel, popularly known as the Blue Panel, has swept the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) election, winning 13 of the 14 posts, including president and secretary.