Opposition would maintain its position demanding comprehensive reforms and implementation of the referendum verdict, he says

Jamaat chief says joining the defence pact is entirely Bangladesh’s own decision

NCP yet to decide

Five months into its role as the main opposition party, Jamaat-e-Islami is facing mounting scrutiny over a series of controversies involving some of its MPs, prompting the party leadership to stress discipline and warn lawmakers against conduct that could damage its image.

Shafiqur Rahman says trial process over July killings is losing momentum

Jamaat chief meets affected families in Banshkhali, assures continued support

Ongoing movement will defy rain and storms unless the public mandate of referendum is implemented, leader of the opposition says

Opposition leader clarifies his earlier description of Tarique Rahman as the movement’s 'main hero'

Opposition leader accuses BNP of abandoning anti-fascism pledge

Queues at fuel pumps prove shortage, opposition leader insists

Opposition leader accuses the BNP govt of blocking reforms, warns that parliament has little value without real change

The parliament yesterday passed the Jatiya Muktijoddha Council (Amendment) Bill, 2026, retaining the names of the then Muslim League, Jamaat‑e‑Islami, and Nizam‑e‑Islam Party as local collaborators of the Pakistani invading force during the 1971 Liberation War.

Speaking on the Freedom Fighters Council (Amendment) Bill, Shafiqur Rahman calls for unity

Opposition leader announces plans for public protests after leading a walkout over the stalled Constitution Reform Council motion

No meaningful response to motion calling for the Constitution Reform Council, says Jamaat ameer

Shafiqur Rahman says Bangladesh has changed outwardly but fallen short of the justice and good governance envisioned in 1971

Shafiqur Rahman highlights transport system flaws and urges long-term measures

Leader of the Opposition Shafiqur Rahman yesterday expressed hope that the House would function effectively and uphold democratic values.

Jamaat ameer questions inconsistencies between Shahabuddin’s past and present remarks

Stresses need for continued efforts to promote and protect the language and culture