Says BNP can transform fate of Bangladesh

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday urged people to be vigilant about protecting their voting rights from “a group that is using religion to mislead the public and carry out plans to manipulate the electoral process”.

Campaigning for Bobby Hajjaj, BNP chairman says throughout Dhaka and the country, law and order will be ensured

Seeks support for Dhaka‑14 candidate and Maayer Daak key coordinator Sanjida Islam Tulee

At Dhaka-15 rally, BNP chairman calls Feb 12 election a turning point for national rebuilding

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman has rejected a Jamaat-e-Islami suggestion to form a unity government after next week’s election, saying his party expects to secure a mandate on its own.

BNP chief expresses confidence of outright majority in February 12 parliamentary polls

Proposes televised dialogue

Announces citywide campaign in Dhaka

Hopes of ending authoritarian practices after Aug 2024 remain unfulfilled, he says

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.

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday warned against vote theft, urging voters to remain wary of people from other areas casting votes using someone else’s name.

Tarique Rahman says a party stayed away from movements while remaining secretly aligned with those who fled the country

US magazine highlights BNP chairman’s political positioning, exile return and reform agenda ahead polls

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman, hinting at Jamaat, asked why its two leaders stayed in the BNP-led alliance government if that government was corrupt, as being claimed by the party now.

Bangladesh is heading into one of the most consequential elections in its history.

Tarique Rahman hits back at claims branding the party a ‘champion of corruption’

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday pledged a zero-tolerance policy on corruption and strict enforcement of law and order if his party returns to power, saying public safety must be ensured so people can live without fear.

Over last 15 years, there's been no real public representative anywhere in Bangladesh, he says

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday said his party has always stood by the people and, if voted to power, is ready to deliver the change they want.