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Neela Israfil threatens to release Tushar's 'secret video'

Former leader of the National Citizens Party (NCP) Neela Israfil has threatened to release a 'secret video' on social media, raising serious personal and legal allegations against Sarwar Tushar, joint convener of the party. She made the threat while going live on her verified Facebook ID on Saturday (August 9) night.

Jatiya Party Secretary General Chunnu seeks unconditional apology from countrymen

Jatiya Party Secretary General (Party) Mujibur Rahman Chunnu has sought unconditional apology from countrymen if there was any moral error in participating in the elections on behalf of the party. He said that he did not do anything illegal by participating in the elections on behalf of the party, but if there was any moral error, he urged the people of the country to look at it with a forgiving eye.

Crooked murder case of making a child 'July martyr'! Serious allegations against NCP leader

A case of murder has been filed against Keraniganj's Jatiya Nagorik Party (NCP) leader Md. Shahjahan Samrat for making a child who was shot dead on August 5 last year in Mohammadpur, the capital. According to the allegations, he planned to make the living child look dead to get compensation and grab land.

Rumors of secret meeting in Cox's Bazar, what did NCP leaders say?

The sudden arrival of five top NCP leaders in the Inani area of Cox's Bazar has created widespread discussion in political circles. Rumors have been circulating on social media that they have come to participate in a 'secret meeting' with former US ambassador Peter Haas. However, the hotel authorities and local law enforcement agencies have clearly stated that these reports are completely baseless.

JAGPA torch procession in the capital, announcement of Indian embassy siege

Juba JAGPA, an affiliate of the Jatiya Ganatantrik Party (JAGPA), has held a torch procession in the capital. The program was held on Sunday (August 3) evening. The procession was held with the aim of making the Indian embassy siege program a success.

Three top NCP leaders announce public rally and manifesto in video message

The National Citizens Party (NCP) is going to organize a public rally at the central Shaheed Minar in the capital at 4 pm today, Sunday (August 4) demanding the 'July Declaration and Charter'. The party's top leaders have said that the "Manifesto of New Bangladesh" will be announced from the rally.

Fatema Khanam announces retirement from politics!

Former spokesperson of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement Chittagong, Fatema Khanam, has announced her retirement from politics. She announced this decision on her Facebook page live on Friday (August 2) at 10:44 pm. In the 16-minute and 36-second Facebook live, Fatema Khanam said, “Those with whom I held the July movement in Chittagong are trying to make different kinds of statements about women today. They are trying to destroy women. These cannot be accepted.”

Extortion in the name of coordinator, 5 expelled

Five leaders of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement and Bangladesh Democratic Student Union (BAGCHAS) have been permanently expelled on charges of extortion and breach of discipline. The two organizations announced this decision through two separate notifications on Saturday (July 26) night.

NCP leader Sarjis praises Army Chief

Sarjis Alam, the chief organizer of the northern region of the National Citizens Party (NCP), has highly praised Bangladesh Army Chief General Waqar-uz-Zaman. On Sunday (July 27) morning, he praised the Army Chief's humanity and leadership qualities in a post on social media Facebook.

"Rajbari is my in-laws' house, we will wait for you" — Tasnim Zara's status around NCP's march goes viral!

The upcoming July march of the National Citizens Party (NCP) around Rajbari has created a lot of interest and enthusiasm among the general public. In particular, an emotional Facebook status by the party's senior joint member secretary Tasnim Zara has gone viral on social media.

Those who are still singing about the movement are the pests left behind by Sheikh Hasina: Sarjis

Describing the atrocities in the July Movement, Sarjis Alam said that those who are still singing about the movement are the pests left behind by Sheikh Hasina. The General Secretary of the July Shaheed Smriti Foundation said that Sheikh Hasina and her cronies want to come back anew. A student-public movement is needed to resist them. Sarjis Alam warned of taking to the streets again.

Panchagarh Jamaat's swearing in and members (RUCON) conference held

Amir of Panchagarh District Jamaat cried at the swearing-in ceremony The newly elected District Amir of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Panchagarh District Branch has held a swearing-in and member (RUCON) conference.

In order to overcome the difficult challenges of the country, it is very important to establish the rule of law in the state: Secretary General of Zaker Party Shamim Haider

Zaker Party Secretary General Shamim Haider said, the country has appeared at the mouth of a tough challenge. In order to overcome this challenge, it is very important to establish a comprehensive rule of law in the state. Rule of law is a statutory system, all citizens of the state are treated equally by the law. Law applies equally to all. He said this while addressing the chief guest at the union-based organizational meeting at Planet Community Center in the new bus stand area of Madaripur municipality on Sunday afternoon.

24-hour ultimatum with withdrawal of speech of Japa leaders in Rangpur

Jatiya Party leaders have been given 24 hours to retract their derogatory statements about Gana Odhikar Parishad president Nurul Haque (VP Noor) and tender an unconditional apology. The party leaders gave this ultimatum at the press conference of Gana Odhikar Parishad district branch at the party office in City Bazar in Rangpur Nagar on Sunday afternoon.

Sheikh Hasina wanted to be the chief minister of Indian states: Mamunul Haque

Allama Mamunul Haque, Secretary General of Bangladesh Khilafat Majlis has commented that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is a dictator and her theory will no longer work in Bangladesh. He made this comment while addressing the chief guest at a mass meeting organized by the Upazila Khilafat Majlis on the ground of Abdur Razzak High School in Kazirhat, Jazira, Shariatpur on Friday.

Don't want to see blood stains on the green hills: GM Kader

Jatiya Party Chairman Gholam Mohammad Quader has expressed concern over the tense situation between Bengalis and minorities in the three hill districts. He said that the peace and stability of the hills should be maintained at any cost. I don't want to see blood stains on green hills.

'Mob justice' is an ominous signal for society and the state: Bangladesh NAP

The recent murders of Tofazzal, an alleged thief in Dhaka University, Shamim Ahmed, a student at Jahangirnagar University, Abdullah Masood of Rajshahi University, Mohammad Mamun at Dighinala in Khagrachari, and the anarchy that is being created in different parts of the country in the name of 'Mob Justice' or 'Uttal Janata Bicher' have caused deep concern and anxiety. The top leaders of Bangladesh National Awami Party-Bangladesh NAP openly commented that 'mob justice' is not acceptable in any way. The murders in 'Mob Justice' are very shocking and touching. Everyone should remember that 'mob justice' is an ominous sign for the society and the state.

"Education is an opportunity not a right" ruling group should not be forgotten: Bangladesh NAP

The conscious student society of Bangladesh was vocal in the struggle for the right to education since the East Pakistan period.

Arrested former minister Asaduzzaman Noor!

Asaduzzaman Noor, the former minister of the Ministry of Culture, has been arrested by the Dhaka Metropolitan Police. He was arrested from Navartan Colony on Bailey Road in the capital at 11 pm on Sunday.

"Two elections will be needed", Farhad Mazhar gave the roadmap

Poet and political analyst Farhad Mazhar said that it is our moral duty to sustain the interim government. He said this while addressing the chief guest at a seminar titled 'New Bangladesh: Establishing a Welfare State without Discrimination' organized by Professor K Ali Foundation at National Press Club's Maulana Akram Khan Hall on Saturday.

Awami League leaders and activists urgent instructions!

Bangladesh Awami League has given urgent instructions to the leaders, activists and supporters. A few instructions were given in a post on the verified Facebook page of Awami League on Saturday night. It is said in the instructions that the first task of the party leaders and workers is to stand by the grassroots. For information contact Awami League official email info@albd.org.

Islamic movement will help the police to prevent terrorism and extortion

Islamic Movement Bangladesh always works for the people to maintain peace, order and security. The erstwhile fascist regime has put the police in front of the people and let Delhi fly. Police should learn from this. Assistant Secretary General of Islami Andolon Bangladesh and President of Dhaka Metropolitan North Principal Sheikh Fazle Bari Masood said that Islami Andolon Bangladesh will help the police administration to stop extortion in Dhaka City.

Awami League leader Panna's body recovered

The body of Awami League leader Ishaq Ali Khan Panna has been recovered from a pan barge in Meghalaya's Jayanthi Hills district near the India-Bangladesh border, Indian news media India reported. According to the report of the Indian media, the melted body of Awami League leader Ishaq Ali Khan Panna was found last Monday (August 26) evening, about one and a half kilometers from the border.

In a human chain against the hegemonic Indian aggression, Jamiat Ulamae Islam Bangladesh

Spokespersons of Jamiat Ulamae Islam Bangladesh formed a human chain against the recent floods and river encroachment in the country. The human chain was held in front of the National Press Club on Wednesday (August 28). Secretary General of Jamiat Ulama Islam Bangladesh Maulana Dr. Golam Mohiuddin Ikram.

Inu arrested

Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSAD) President and former Information Minister Hasanul Haque Inu has been arrested by the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP). There are several cases against him. He may be arrested in any of these cases.

'Now is the right time to break the market syndicate'

Bangladesh National Awami Party-Bangladesh NAP commented that despite the start of various market monitoring to keep commodity prices bearable after the fall of the dictatorial government, the prices of daily commodities including rice are still uncontrolled.

AB party suggested forming a monitoring team to take care of the injured in the movement

AB Party Member Secretary Mojibur Rahman Manju is talking to journalists. National Orthopedic Hospital and Rehabilitation Institute, Dhaka, 17 August 2024

Jamaat Amir took responsibility for that Sumaiya's child

Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami Dr. Shafiqur Rahman met with the family members of Shaheed Sumaiya, who was shot by the police during the anti-discrimination student movement.

Demand punishment for those involved in the killing of activists and activists in custody, including the withdrawal of the case

Demand punishment for those involved in the killing of activists and activists in custody, including the withdrawal of the case Allama Sheikh Sajidur Rahman, Secretary General of Hefazte Islam Bangladesh, said that those who brutally killed activists and activists in 2013, 2016 and 2021 should demand exemplary punishment. At the same time, all the false cases filed against Hefazat activists from 2013 to date must be withdrawn immediately.

The People's Rights Council will hold a harmony rally in Dhaka on Friday

The People's Rights Council will hold a harmony rally in Dhaka. The rally will be held on Friday (August 9).

obaidul Quader escaped a day before Sheikh Hasina

Awami League president Sheikh Hasina went to Delhi after resigning from the post of Prime Minister in the face of intense pressure surrounding the anti-discrimination student movement. He is supposed to go to UK from there. However, the question raised by the political circles is where is the general secretary of the party, Obaidul Quader. It is known that Obaidul Quader escaped a day before Sheikh Hasina.

Jamaat-shibir to be banned today, notification from Home Affairs

Jamaat-Shibir banned Today, notification from Home Ministry bans Jamaat-Shibir by executive order. Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and its student organization Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir are being banned today (Wednesday) by the executive order. A notification will be issued from the Public Security Department of the Ministry of Home Affairs banning the group opposing independence.

The candidature of the chairman candidate was canceled in two upazilas

The Election Commission (EC) has canceled the candidature of two upazila parishad chairman candidates for violating the election code of conduct. Those whose candidatures have been canceled are Chairman candidate Abu Ahmed Chowdhury in Chittagong's Chandnaish Upazila election and Md. Ishwardi of Pabna. Emdadul Haque.

The Workers Party wants a solution to the common river water problem

The speakers in the discussion titled 'Distribution of water of different rivers: Perspectives of Padma and Teesta' organized by Workers Party of Bangladesh said that the Ganges Agreement is at its last stage, the Teesta Agreement remains elusive. There is no end to Bangladesh's woes with international rivers. Meanwhile, polarization is happening in North Bengal. And salinity is rising in South Bengal.

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The Workers Party wants a solution to the common river water problem

In order to overcome the difficult challenges of the country, it is very important to establish the rule of law in the state: Secretary General of Zaker Party Shamim Haider