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‘No alternative but Shapla, NCP in firm position’ - Hasnat Abdullah’s declaration

The National Citizens Party (NCP) is continuing its fight to get its symbol ‘Shapla’ back. The party’s chief organizer for the southern region, Hasnat Abdullah, has clearly stated that they are not considering any alternative to the Shapla symbol.

EB Chhatra Dal is taking resumes for new leadership; Leadership confidence among the youth

A big change is coming in the leadership of the Islamic University (EB) branch Chhatra Dal. The organization has taken the initiative to form a new leadership with young and active workers instead of the three-month-long convening committee that has been stagnant for four years. As part of this, the central leaders have started collecting resumes (CVs) of aspiring workers.

Government is busy worrying about its own safety: Sarjis Alam

National Citizens Party (NCP) northern chief organizer Sarjis Alam said that the interim government is working responsibly on the July Charter. This does not reflect the aspirations of the people, but rather reflects the government's own safety concerns.

Newly elected leaders of Chaksu visit the grave of Shaheed Abdur Rab

Newly elected VP Ibrahim Hossain Rony, GS Sayeed Bin Habib and other members of the Sampriti Students' Alliance Panel supported by Islami Chhatra Shibir visited the grave of Shaheed Abdur Rab, the first general secretary (GS) of the Chittagong University Central Students' Union (Chaksu).

Awami League fascist forces in the name of 'July fighters' have created chaos in the parliament area, real July fighters cannot do such things: Salahuddin Ahmed

BNP standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed has alleged that Awami League leaders and activists are responsible for the chaos that occurred in the capital's Sangsad Bhaban area on the day of the signing ceremony of the 'July Charter'. He said, "Those who behaved in the name of July fighters are not real July fighters. Real July fighters can never behave in such fascist ways."

Signing of July Charter is just a formality, without legal basis it will be a fraud on the people: Nahid Islam

Convenor Nahid Islam said at a press conference held at the temporary office of the Jatiya Nagorik Party (NCP) in Bangla Motor in the capital on Saturday afternoon that the July Charter is just a formality. He said, “If it has no legal basis, then it will have no value or meaning. We did not participate in this formality.

New leadership in 15 halls of Chittagong University, full results announced

A total of 14 halls and 1 hostel, including male and female students, have been elected to 15 residential councils at Chittagong University. The University Election Commission has announced the results of the newly elected committees of these halls and hostel councils. Through the elections, students elected their respective representatives, who will play a leadership and service role in various activities of residential life.

BNP leader Nasrin leads leaflet distribution in Barisal

The Barisal Metropolitan BNP has organized a leaflet distribution and mass outreach program to implement the 31-point program announced by BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman. The program started from 4 pm on Friday (October 17) and continued till evening in Ward No. 5 of the city.

Algunos partidos ganan millones de takas explotando a los votantes: Asaduzzaman

Md. Asaduzzaman Akon, candidato a diputado del Partido Zaker por la circunscripción de Madaripur-2 y presidente del distrito, declaró: "Hay un grupo que solo persigue a la gente durante las elecciones para conseguir votos, pero no se les vuelve a ver una vez finalizadas. Ganan las elecciones gastando millones de takas en votos y luego contrabandean ese dinero al extranjero. Pero el Partido Zaker siempre está del lado de la gente, trabajando por su bienestar".

Jamaat targets big win: Special plan to guard polling stations

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami is once again at the center of discussion in Bangladeshi politics. After the July Revolution, the party has returned to the political arena with renewed enthusiasm. After a long period of repression and ban, Jamaat is now more organized, strategic and confident than ever before in restructuring its organization.

Chaksur VP-GS Shibir, AGS Chhatra Dal

The Sampriti Student Alliance supported by Islami Chhatra Shibir won the posts of President (VP) and General Secretary (GS) in the Chittagong University Central Students' Union (CHAKSU) elections held after a long 35 years. On the other hand, the candidate of the Chhatra Dal-supported panel won the post of Assistant General Secretary (AGS).

BNP will win by landslide in elections: Shamsuzzaman Dudu

BNP Vice Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu said that even if the elections are not held within three months due to domestic and international conspiracies, BNP's victory will undoubtedly be like a landslide. He made these comments at a program organized in the capital on Tuesday.

12 BNP leaders join Jamaat-e-Islami in Bogra

12 BNP leaders and activists in Bogra's Shajahanpur upazila have joined Jamaat-e-Islami. Their joining activities were officially completed by presenting flowers to the chief guest at a discussion meeting organized by Jamaat in Ward No. 13 of the upazila at Betgari Bandar More on Tuesday (October 14).

Jamaat's human chain in Jhalakathi, Express Road in turmoil over five-point demands

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Jhalakathi district branch has formed a human chain in support of the central five-point demands, including issuing the July National Charter implementation order and holding a referendum on it, before the national parliament elections.

If you vote, you will go to heaven! Jamaat's vote trading in the name of religion: Rizvi

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Advocate Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has strongly attacked Jamaat-e-Islami, saying that if you vote, you will go to heaven—such propaganda is a religious fraud on the people. He said, "Some misguided people are trying to mislead our society in the name of Islam. These things are being said to achieve political interests by distorting religious values."

Jamaat is doing politics under the shadow of Awami League: Rizvi

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi Ahmed has alleged that the banned political party Jamaat-e-Islami is now running around in various places to get Awami League votes.

EC to decide on NCP if symbol is not announced by October 19

The EC has directed the political party Jatiya Nagorik Party (NCP) to choose an alternative symbol from the list of symbols stipulated in the Election Commission (EC) rules by October 19. The commission said that if it does not decide within the stipulated time, the EC will decide on the party's symbol at its own discretion.

Jamaat demands: Separate referendum in November, prepare for elections under PR system

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has demanded a separate referendum in November. In addition, the party has also called for preparations to hold the national parliament elections under the proportional representation (PR) system.

Democratic League holds memorial service on second death anniversary of Saifuddin Ahmed Monir

A memorial service was held today to mark the second death anniversary of Saifuddin Ahmed Monir, former general secretary of the Democratic League-DL and one of the architects of the 1990s student uprising. Speakers at the meeting paid tribute to his contribution, ideals and life of struggle and recalled his role in restoring democracy in the country.

People will prove Bangladesh is non-communal in next election: Mirza Fakhrul

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said that Bangladesh has always been a country with a non-communal spirit. But currently some quarters are trying to divide the country from a religious perspective, which is inauspicious for the country. He expressed hope that the people will once again prove in the next election that Bangladesh is a country that believes in non-communal and national spirit.

Sarjis Alam gives stern warning to power outages and corrupt people in Panchagarh long march

At the long march and road meeting held in Tentulia, Panchagarh, Sarjis Alam, the main organizer of the northern region of the National Citizens Party (NCP), gave a stern warning to power outages and NESCO directly. He clearly stated that there is no more exemption for extortionists, syndicates, drug gangs and corrupt people who suck the blood of the people.

Jamaat submits memorandum to chief advisor in Panchagarh: Five-point demands including national elections in February

Based on the July National Charter, Panchagarh District Jamaat-e-Islami has submitted a memorandum to the chief advisor and a protest march to realize five-point demands including national elections in February.

Jhalakathi Weavers' Party to take Tarique Rahman's 31-point message to the people

The Jhalakathi District Nationalist Weavers' Party has organized a special opinion exchange meeting and organizational workshop to convey the outline of Tarique Rahman's '31-point plan to repair the state structure' to restore democracy in Bangladesh. In the meeting, a program of worker meetings and leaflet distribution was taken in each union as per the instructions of the central committee and it was decided to increase activities to renew members.

Big change in alliance politics! BNP or Jamaat - who will NCP go with?

The country's political equation is taking a complex shape day by day with the upcoming national elections in view. BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami - both parties are keen to keep the National Citizens Party (NCP) with them. However, there is a heated discussion going on within the NCP about the benefits and harms of forming an alliance. This debate is mainly about what impact an alliance with BNP or Jamaat could have on the political position and public opinion.

Dudu said: There was no discussion with BNP on safe exit!

BNP Vice Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu clearly stated on Saturday that there was no discussion with BNP on the ‘safe exit’ or safe departure of the advisors of the interim government. He made these comments while paying tribute to BNP founder martyr President Ziaur Rahman at the tomb with leaders and activists of Mymensingh metropolis.

"If the Shapla symbol is not given, then even the paddy ears will have to be dropped": Hasnat Abdullah

National Citizen Party (NCP) South Zone Chief Organizer Hasnat Abdullah said that their party wants to participate in the upcoming elections with the 'Shapla' symbol, otherwise the party does not need to register.

Tarique Rahman to return in November, security on high alert!

BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman is preparing to return home after 17 years of exile. Party sources say that it is almost certain that he will return to Dhaka in mid-November. Close advisors to the party and some diplomats stationed in Dhaka have also confirmed the matter.

“Not us, but the nation needs a safe exit!”— Explosive comments by Asif Nazrul

Law Advisor Professor Dr. Asif Nazrul said that in the current situation, none of the advisors need a safe exit. However, the entire nation needs a safe exit from the terrible and sick state structure.

Dr. Hafiz returns home after leaving Turkish university teaching post at Jamaat's call.

A talented educationist Dr. Hafiz, who was teaching as an assistant professor at a Turkish university, has returned home in response to the call of Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh. His name has already been discussed as a possible candidate in the upcoming national elections from Gazipur-6 constituency.

Dr Tofail Ahmed's death mourned by Jamaat and research world

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has expressed deep sorrow over the death of local government expert, researcher and head of the Local Government Reform Commission, Professor Dr. Tofail Ahmed.

Mirza Fakhrul-German Ambassador Meets in Gulshan, Investment Priority in Discussions

The new German Ambassador to Bangladesh, Rudiger Lotz, met with BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. The courtesy call was held at the BNP Chairperson's office in Gulshan on Thursday morning.

Indian government has banned Sheikh Hasina from making anti-Bangladesh statements

The Indian government is preventing Sheikh Hasina from making political statements like before, South Asia expert Radha Dutta has claimed. She said that the current re-examination of India's relations with Bangladesh indicates a slight departure from its previous position. Radha Dutta's comments indicate that the Indian government is concerned about Sheikh Hasina's political activities since she took refuge and has been trying to restrict her from making direct political statements.

Chhatra Dal panel announces 8-point manifesto for Chaksu elections

The Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (Chhatra Dal)-backed panel has announced an 8-point manifesto for the Central Students' Union (Chaksu) elections of Chittagong University. The manifesto was officially announced by the panel's Vice President (VP) candidate Sajjad Hossain Hridoy at the university's intellectual square at 3:30 pm on Wednesday, October 8. Chhatra Dal Central General Secretary Nasir Uddin Nasir, Vice President Ziauddin Baset, and other leaders of the central and branch Chhatra Dal were present at the event.

Rizwana slams ‘safe exit’ comment: “Nahid has to come clean”

Syeda Rizwana Hasan, environment advisor to the interim government, has reacted to National Citizens Party (NCP) convener Nahid Islam’s ‘advisors are thinking about safe exit’ comment. She said, “Why and in what context did Nahid Islam say such things? How can I comment without knowing the names or topics he did not disclose?”

Sharia law will not put additional pressure on non-Muslims: Shishir Monir

Supreme Court lawyer and Jamaat-e-Islami MP candidate Advocate Mohammad Shishir Monir has clarified his position on the question of whether Sharia law will be established if Jamaat-e-Islami comes to power, and if so, whether it will also apply to people of different religions.

Mirza Fakhrul receives courtesy call from European Union Ambassador

Michael Miller, Ambassador of the European Union (EU) in Dhaka, paid a courtesy call on BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. The meeting was held at the BNP Chairperson's political office in Gulshan in the capital on Wednesday.

BNP will provide rehabilitation and assistance to families of martyrs and injured in the last 17 years if it comes to power: Dudu

BNP Vice Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu said that if BNP comes to power, it will provide rehabilitation and assistance to families of martyrs and injured in the last 17 years. He said these things at a discussion organized by the July 24 Fighters' Movement Center at the National Press Club on Wednesday (October 8).

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