"On behalf of the BNP, I would like to say that we're committed to reforms"

Ali Ahsan Zonaed, who claims to be the chief initiator of the new platform, is also a former DU Shibir president

Anindita Datta is the daughter of Prof Pran Gopal Datta, ex-MP and former vice-chancellor of BSMMU

The JCD men took position before the police station around 9:00am

Says NCP Convener Nahid at key meeting, claims elections won’t work without reforms

After meeting with Guterres, Fakhrul said his party has conveyed its stance on completing election-centric reforms before holding the polls as soon as possible

BNP has formed two special support cells -- “Legal Assistance Cell for Oppressed Women and Children” and “Health Support Cell for Oppressed Women and Children” -- comprising party-affiliated lawyers and doctors.

Columnist and poet Farhad Mazhar yesterday said a new Bangladesh under a new constitution must be founded on three fundamental principles.

'Some political parties still have connections with certain businessmen... Sometimes we hear about [donations] of amounts like Tk15-16 crore, sometimes Tk 100 crore [to different parties]. Why don't you [the media] write about this?,' comments the BNP leader

The BNP Secretary General said the rising violence against women and children in the country is appalling and alarming

The BNP leader went on to say, '....while we may not all agree on some proposals, we believe that the majority of the proposals will gain consensus among most of the people of Bangladesh.'

BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed has urged young participants of the July uprising to unite to build a strong national parliament, where all reform proposals can be discussed and adopted through national consensus.

A BNP activist who was hacked during a clash between two rival groups over a Facebook post in Chitalmari upazila of Bagerhat died at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) today

"Why are you afraid of voting? Why are you afraid of elections?"

BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia's Adviser Zainul Abedin Farroque today accused a "newly formed political party", led by student leaders, of creating unrest to prolong the election process

BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday urged political parties to present proposals to the nation to address public issues, rather than focusing only on reforms to the state structure and institutions.

The BNP leader said journalists are not reporting on the businessmen who are now spending huge wealth gained illegally to destroy the country

Victorious forces of uprising running state affairs, says the info adviser

A Jashore court yesterdau acquitted BNP's acting chairman Tarique Rahman in a sedition case filed around 11 years ago.

National Citizen Party Convener Nahid Islam yesterday demanded that the government present a roadmap immediately, specifying within how many days justice for the July killings and reform initiatives will be visible to the people.