Jamaat secretary general says public frustration growing over inflation, corruption and extortion

Give the govt time and opportunity to fulfil its commitments, he says

The group says speakers at a Noakhali gathering used provocative rhetoric and incited hostility against its members

Govt using propaganda, conspiracy and force to suppress dissent, he alleges

Party says EC already preparing to hold presidential election

Jamaat secretary general accuses BNP of abandoning July Charter at Dhaka North rally

NCP chief urges govt to prioritise communal harmony, law and order

Party leaders report injuries and blame BNP activists, while police say the convoy left Jaintiapur without incident

Protesters demand punishment for Nasiruddin Patwary and warn of tougher programmes

Although those in power have changed since the July uprising, the old discriminatory state structure remains intact amid the rise of right-wing extremism that has triggered a new “cultural war” in the country, speakers said yesterday.

BNP Secretary General and LGRD Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said those who seek to erase the memory of the 1971 Liberation War do not believe in Bangladesh.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday conducted an on-site inspection of waste management, drainage, greening and other civic services across areas under Dhaka North City Corporation, identifying shortcomings and ordering immediate corrective action.

On August 1, 2024, amid the raging student-led protests nationwide, the government issued a notification banning the political activities of Jamaat-e-Islami and its student wing, Islami Chhatra Shibir.

The government would carry out all necessary constitutional amendments to advance the reform process in line with the July Charter, said Law Minister Md Asaduzzaman yesterday.

Shafiqur questions BNP-led govt’s legitimacy after Fakhrul's criticism, urges reform, crack down on corruption and extortion

Party demands arrests, compensation for the injured and security for opposition events

LGRD minister says the old administrative culture survives despite the sacrifices and promise of the July Uprising

Opposition leader claims resistance to 'hegemony' was behind the party’s ban under the Awami League govt

Assets have fallen to Tk 15.49 crore

Jamaat-e-Islami yesterday asked the Election Commission to bar politically appointed local administrators from contesting the local government elections and withdraw the EC’s proposal to disqualify MPO-listed teachers from running in the polls.