Why did Khaleda Zia, a typical housewife who had become widow at a critical age in terms of Bangladesh's culture, join politics?

Police intervene as supporters of Ctg-10 candidate try to enter office premises, 'violating' electoral code

BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman has conducted a performance review of party-nominated candidates in several constituencies and has advised that several nominations be reconsidered.

Leaders hope his return will help strengthen unity within party

BNP leaders and activists are energised by the party’s Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman’s speech, which has brought new hope and clear direction ahead of the upcoming election.

BNP has reached an electoral understanding in 10 constituencies with several allied parties that took part in the simultaneous movement against the previous regime.

Party to refrain from fielding candidates in seven seats as part of electoral understanding

If any party leader contests in these seats, actions will be taken, Fakhrul warns

Tk 36 lakh revenue expected from this arrangement

‘BNP believes in nationalist ideals, hence we move forward together,’ party chairman says

Papers were collected from the returning officer and the election officer

BNP has blamed the interim government for a spate of attacks, vandalism and arson across the country, alleging that a section within the administration is seeking to destabilise Bangladesh ahead of the upcoming election.

In a dig at Jamaat-e-Islami, BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday said the nation saw how the party killed hundreds of thousands and violated countless mothers and sisters during the Liberation War.

Tarique says people remember what a certain group did in 1971; alleges propaganda

4,985 respondents across 63 districts participated in survey between September and October

Supreme Court 'restored and revived' non-party caretaker govt system today

Jamaat questions reshuffles in police, admin; NCP says candidates must not use alliance partner’s symbols

Though many senior BNP leaders remain unhappy with the July charter implementation order, the party is shifting its focus and speeding up election-related work, as several major tasks remain incomplete.

Although the BNP is not fully satisfied with the government’s decisions on key issues regarding the July charter’s implementation, it has chosen a softer stance over the matter, ruling out any stern move for now. 

The BNP yesterday thanked Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus for confirming the February 2026 election plan and announcing that the July charter referendum will be held on the same day.