Says he was being deliberately targeted

Directives issued during Gazipur visit, says ISPR

Bangabhaban email allegedly used in hacking incident

Question paper allegedly contained pre-composed answers

No legal bar for Qayyum to contest polls, says his counsel

Returning officer assures full security

The app is used solely to track voter activities, it says

Shafiqur Rahman says Jamaat will accept any winner elected through a free and fair vote

Says polls would not be challenged

He also said there were no suspects yet in the case, and that there was nothing to indicate that Savannah Guthrie's job as a prominent broadcast reporter had anything to do with the crime

There have been no immediate reports of structural damage or casualties.

Investigation uncovers bot market selling phony engagements, followers across the political spectrum.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday alleged that Jamaat-e-Islami aims to turn Bangladesh into an Afghanistan-like state, raising concerns over the party’s political agenda and its potential impact on national stability.

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday urged voters to remain vigilant during the vote-counting process, warning against any attempts to delay the counting or manipulate the results.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday warned that voters would show a “red card” in the February 12 national elections to those who fail to recognise the spirit of the 2024 mass uprising.

Ameer of Islami Andolan Bangladesh Mufti Syed Rezaul Karim yesterday urged voters to use their voting power to bring real change, saying the country has failed to achieve peace or true liberation under the existing political system since independence.

Party leaders and local observers say the candidates face heightened expectations to demonstrate individual political capacity beyond their family identities

Officials seek helicopters, logistics support

Khelafat Majlis leader alleges reemergence of intimidation politics

While the government insists that this will be the cleanest election in the country’s history, it remains uncertain whether sufficient safeguards and scrutiny are in place—within the Election Commission, among observers, or in the media—to prevent rigging