The scale of internal defiance has triggered questions about BNP’s ability to enforce organisational discipline even as it confronts rival parties.

As Bangladesh moves towards the February 12 national election, women, who make up half the electorate, say political rhetoric no longer moves them.

A joint platform of five public university student unions under the banner of “Oikyoboddho Chhatra Sangsad” has announced campaign programmes for a “yes” vote in the upcoming referendum, beginning with divisional‑level rallies from today.

As the national election approaches, the nation’s attention has converged on Dhaka-8, a constituency at the heart of the capital’s administrative and commercial life.

Jamaat blames BNP activists

Dhaka battalion will operate from 12 base camps

42,779 centres, 2,47,482 booths finalised

Will also attend rallies in Naogaon, Bogura, Rangpur, Sirajganj, Tangail in the next three days

Jamaat ameer vows to protect women’s dignity at rally in Dhaka’s Mirpur

Incident in Charfesson reportedly left three injured

Joint forces launch search operations

Joint platform announces divisional rallies in Sylhet tomorrow

Video with the claim at least 3 years old, fact-checker says

Individual seen next to the NCP leader participated in July Uprising, it says

Complaints filed against some candidates are under investigation

Mobile teams and striking forces will remain deployed in coastal and riverine areas until February 14

Brent Christensen says Washington will work with any government elected by the Bangladeshi people

He is scheduled to hold door-to-door outreach and rallies in Mirpur and Kafrul today

At least 144 violations of the electoral code of conduct were recorded across 128 constituencies nationwide between January 6 and January 24 ahead of the upcoming February 12 election, the Election Commission said yesterday.

A change in leadership without a change in policy will not bring the desired outcome for the people, said Mufti Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim, ameer of Islami Andolan Bangladesh.