Sustaining the democratic process and ensuring accountability at every level, at any cost, is essential to bringing meaningful changes to the country, BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman said yesterday

Confidence yet to be restored as Hadi’s main killer remains at large, says Rezaul Karim

He has six cases filed against him, police sources say

Tarique Rahman has formally assumed the post of BNP chairman in line with the party’s constitution, marking a historic generational shift in its leadership.

With a month left before the national election, Chhatra Dal lost JnUCSU polls to Islami Chhatra Shibir

Party leader Nazrul Islam Khan urges respect for party’s decision

The results of the Jagannath University Central Students’ Union (JnUCSU) and hall students’ union elections were officially announced yesterday, with the Islami Chhatra Shibir and Chhatri Sangstha-backed panel “Odommo Jobian Oikya” winning most posts, including the top three positions.

The BNP is closely monitoring grassroots leaders who oppose supporting the party’s nominees, and it is collecting their information for taking action against them.

Maulana ATM Masum named convener, Abdul Halim member secretary

BNP's Gopalganj-3 candidate publicly raises security concerns

BNP leader says criminals exploiting post-uprising situation to create chaos

Slain former Swechchhasebak Dal leader’s janaza held in Nayapaltan

Salahuddin says parties have reached a point of commitment to ensure fair polls

Inclusion of NCP in alliance further complicates calculation

Candidates backed by Islami Chhatra Shibir have secured a crucial victory in the first-ever election to Jagannath University Central Students’ Union (JnUCSU) sweeping the vice-president, general secretary and assistant general secretary posts.

BNP candidate asked to submit written explanation by Jan 14

NCP calls it ‘false and baseless’

Politics runs in Bangladeshis’ blood, BNP leader says

Submits membership form to Mirza Fakhrul and becomes primary member

Shibir-backed panel leads in GS and AGS posts as counting remains slow