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12th Parliamentary Poll Campaign Ends with Urgent Plea for Voter Turnout

Dhaka, Jan 04, 2024— As the sun sets on the eve of the 12th parliamentary elections in Bangladesh, the conclusion of the campaigning period has been marked by a tumultuous mix of violence, chases, and counter-chases. Against this backdrop, candidates vying for seats in the twelfth parliament have shifted their focus from traditional promises to an urgent appeal for voters to turn out in large numbers at polling stations.The atmosphere surrounding the election has been charged with tension, fueled by incidents of violence and intense confrontations. Door-to-door campaigns, a staple of political canvassing, have been carried out amid the chaos, with candidates emphasizing the crucial role of citizens in making the upcoming polls truly competitive.Notably, the campaign has been marred by the boycott of the main opposition, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). The absence of the BNP from the electoral process raises serious questions about the legitimacy of the upcoming elections, particularly in light of concerns about a potential low voter turnout. In an attempt to address this challenge, candidates aligned with the ruling Awami League and independent candidates supported by the Awami League are making a fervent plea to the electorate.Rather than making typical election promises, the Awami League-backed candidates are calling on voters to prioritize their civic duty. Urging citizens to go to the polling stations early in the morning, they emphasize that the credibility of the entire electoral process hinges on robust voter participation. This unusual approach reflects the unique circumstances surrounding this election, where the focus has shifted from political pledges to the fundamental act of casting ballots.As Friday approaches, the official broadcast of the 12th parliamentary elections will conclude at 8 AM, prompting candidates and supporters across various constituencies to make the most of the final moments of their campaigns. Opposition candidates in electoral regions are set to hold their last public gatherings today.According to the Election Commission (EC), nationwide voting will take place from 8 AM to 4 PM on Sunday, and a government holiday has been declared on election day. EC officials have confirmed the highest level of preparedness for law enforcement agencies to ensure security. Armed forces have already mobilized to assist in maintaining order, but reports of electoral disturbances have surfaced in various areas.Incidents of violence involving supporters of both Awami League and independent candidates have been reported in several places on Wednesday. Some candidates have withdrawn from the race, citing various disputes. However, with nearly 200 uncontested seats in favor of the ruling Awami League, there appears to be limited opposition resistance.According to EC data, there are 1,970 candidates contesting in 299 constituencies, each with their unique symbols. The EC has also noted a significant number of notices and complaints filed against candidates for violating electoral rules.In a tragic turn of events, the independent candidate for the Nogaon-2 constituency, Aminul Islam, passed away, leading to the suspension of the election in that particular area. Additionally, 16 political parties, including the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), have announced their boycott of the election, adding further complexity to the electoral landscape.This election has seen a record number of candidates facing warnings, fines, cautions, and disqualifications under the election code of conduct. Allegations of misconduct, threats, assaults, and tearing down posters have been levied against candidates from various political parties. The Election Inquiry Committee has mourned these incidents and issued 589 warnings and notices, with the highest concentration in the Dhaka region (131) and the lowest in the Sylhet region (21). So far, 384 candidates and their supporters have responded directly or through representatives, providing written explanations to the Committee.

  • 04 Jan 2024
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Next Tour and Travel Agency Collaborates with Bangladesh Tourist Police for Tourism Sector Development

Dhaka, Jan 04, 2024— In a concerted effort to boost the tourism sector, the Next Tour and Travel Agency organized a collaborative discussion event with the Bangladesh Tourist Police and Travel Agency. The event, aimed at addressing opportunities, facilities, and resolving issues within the industry, brought together employees from various tour and travel agencies in the country. The gathering took place on Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the conference room of Next Tour and Travel in Dhanmondi, the capital.Chaired by Ali Akbar, the Managing Director of Next Tour and Travel Agency, the event had Deputy Inspector General Mr. Abu Kalam Siddique, Chief of Bangladesh Tourist Police, as the chief guest. Representatives from diverse travel agencies across Bangladesh actively participated in the discussions. The topics covered during the event included issues related to tourists, such as drug trafficking masquerading as tourism, harassment of photographers in tourist centers, and the unique challenges faced by fish sellers in selling preserved fish in tourist areas.Responding to these concerns, Chief Guest Abu Kalam Siddique assured that the Tourist Police is actively working to address these issues. High-voltage CC cameras have been deployed for continuous monitoring of tourist centers. A dedicated hotline has also been established to provide top-notch services, and the Tourist Police is working around the clock to ensure a hassle-free travel experience for tourists.Ali Akbar, the Managing Director of Next Tour and Travel, emphasized the importance of collaboration among stakeholders, stating that collective efforts on a single platform can swiftly resolve various challenges faced by those working in the tourism industry. He highlighted ongoing discussions with the Tourist Police regarding the problems encountered by tourists at tourism centers, expressing confidence that this collaboration will progress with the cooperation of all stakeholders.Shahinur Islam Mahin, Director of Next Tour and Travel Agency, added, "Despite many people having a desire to travel, the lack of good communication prevents them from doing so. We work for those who love to travel."The event also saw the presence of Mohammad Abu Sufian, additional Deputy Inspector General of Bangladesh Tourist Police, Mr. Naimul Haque, Police Superintendent of the Dhaka Region, and Mr. Badrul Alam Molla, Police Superintendent of the Law and Media Division of Bangladesh Tourist Police. The ceremony concluded with the dignitaries being honored with crests.It is noteworthy that Next Tour and Travel operates not only in various tourism centers in the country but also works on pilgrimage packages both inside and outside the country.

  • 04 Jan 2024
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Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus Sentenced in Labor Law Violation Case

DHAKA, January 1, 2024 – In a surprising turn of events, a court in Dhaka sentenced Nobel Laureate economist and Grameen Telecom Chairman Dr. Muhammad Yunus along with three others to six months in prison and fined Tk 25,000 each in a case filed on charges of violating the labor law. The verdict was pronounced by Judge Begum Sheikh Merina Sultana of Dhaka’s third labor court around 3 pm.The three others facing the penalty are Grameen Telecom’s former managing director Md Ashraful Hasan, directors Nur Jahan Begum, and Md Shahjahan. The maximum punishment in this case is six-month imprisonment and a fine of Tk 25,000.However, a Dhaka court on Monday granted bail to Dr. Muhammad Yunus in a case filed for the violation of the labor law, on the condition of appealing against the verdict within a month. Judge Sheikh Merina Sultana of Dhaka’s Third Labour Court granted the bail.Expressing his disbelief, Dr. Yunus stated, 'I haven't committed any crime, yet I find myself punished for it. This sorrow lingers in my heart.' Dr. Yunus addressed journalists following the announcement of the verdict.Subsequently, Dr. Yunus's lawyer, Abdullah Al Mamun, criticized the decision as unjustifiable. He informed journalists that the judgment in the labor court is incomplete, and Dr. Yunus has not received justice from the court.Present in the courtroom during the verdict announcement were human rights activist Irene Khan, photographer Shahidul Alam, Asif Nazrul, a professor in the Law Department at Dhaka University, and lawyer and human rights activist Sara Hossain.Irene Khan conveyed to journalists that Dr. Yunus is taken aback by the judgment. She believes that this penalty has been imposed on him to evoke surprise.The case against Dr. Yunus and three others was filed by the Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishments (DIFE) on September 9, 2021, alleging violations of the labor law. Charges were framed on June 6, and a petition to scrap the trial proceeding was rejected by the Appellate Division on August 20 of the same year.The labor court began taking depositions of witnesses on August 22, with four DIFE officials giving depositions against Dr. Yunus and others. The verdict announcement was set for January 1, as decided by Judge Merina Sultana on December 24.According to the case statement, Grameen Telecom allegedly failed to make workers' and employees' recruitment permanent in accordance with the Labor Law 2006 and the Labor Rules 2015. Additionally, workers and employees were not granted annual leave with pay, leave encashment, and cash against leave.In response to the allegations, Dr. Yunus and the other defendants stated in a written statement on November 9 that employees of Grameen Telecom are appointed on contract as per the organization’s policy. They argued that all officials and employees enjoy provident fund, gratuity, earned leave, and retirement leave like permanent employees.Grameen Telecom, being a non-profit organization under section 28 of the Company Act, asserted that its profit is not for distribution but is utilized for social development, challenging the claims made in the case statement.

  • 01 Jan 2024
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AL's 2023 Odyssey: Navigating the Uncharted Waters of International Pressures and Domestic Turmoil

Dhaka/Dec-31, 2023 (NRBC TV) - As the year draws to a close, Bangladesh finds itself in the midst of a political storm, marked by both domestic challenges and international pressures. The ruling Awami League has navigated a turbulent year, facing a formidable movement orchestrated by the BNP-Jamaat alliance on the home front, while grappling with foreign demands, particularly from the United States and its allies, for a transparent and inclusive election.The domestic political landscape has been marred by intense protests and violence on one side, met with government crackdowns, oppression, arrests, and the emergence of the 'Kings Party' on the other. The repercussions of this political turmoil have not only strained diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and the United States but have also brought China, Russia, and India closer to the nation.The farewell year leading up to the twelfth national parliamentary elections has followed the familiar script of corruption allegations, conflicts, and political maneuvering. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), a key opposition force, has witnessed arrests of its top leaders, escalating tensions within the political arena.The impact of the U.S.'s new visa policy was palpable on the Awami League government, forcing concessions such as allowing opposition parties to conduct political programs in the run-up to the 12th parliamentary polls. The events of 2023 have underscored a clear divide among foreign powers, challenging Bangladesh's traditional stance of a "balanced foreign policy."India, China, and Russia have traditionally supported the Bangladesh government, while the United States and its Western allies have sought to influence the nation towards free, fair, and participatory elections. The U.S.'s visa restrictions, announced on May 27, targeted those seen as obstructing the democratic process. U.S. Ambassador Peter Haas actively engaged in Bangladesh's political landscape, signaling a keen interest in American influence.Amidst these dynamics, Russia accused U.S. Ambassador Peter Haas of interference, leading to a counter from the U.S., citing intentional misinformation by Russia. Strained relations with the United States have contrasted with significant developments in ties with China and Russia, with Bangladesh's economic relations with the U.S. coming under scrutiny.The year also saw an active BNP, but events took a sudden turn after the violent incident of October 28. Subsequent to that night, there was an unrelenting wave of arrests against BNP leaders and activists, some facing legal actions and charges in old narcotics cases. Judgments were passed against BNP leaders including Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia, acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, and his wife Zobaida Rahman.In response to the BNP's strike call, incidents of arson and violence occurred, resulting in casualties. Simultaneously, the Awami League, while implementing an extensive political plan, saw the Election Commission taking steps for the twelfth national parliamentary elections, albeit with several parties, including the BNP, choosing to opt out.From an economic standpoint, 2023 presented significant challenges for Bangladesh. The year was marked by inflationary pressure and a devaluation of the local currency against the dollar. It experienced a reduction in the currency's value, a decline in foreign currency reserves, a severe dollar crisis, an increase in non-performing loans, liquidity issues in banks, and a decrease in private investments attributable to political unrest. These economic hurdles have left Bangladesh's economy in a critical state as the year concludes.As the year concludes, Bangladesh stands at a crossroads, navigating complex geopolitical dynamics, internal strife, and the anticipation of pivotal parliamentary elections. The political landscape remains intricate, reflecting the intricate dance between local and international pressures that have defined the nation's narrative throughout 2023.

  • 31 Dec 2023
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Choose the boat for peace, development, and prosperity: Hasina

Dhaka— In a poignant address ahead of the 12th parliamentary election on January 7, Bangladesh Awami League (AL) President Sheikh Hasina laid out her party's vision to transform the nation into a developed, prosperous, and smart country by 2041. Speaking at the unveiling of the party's election manifesto in a city hotel, Sheikh Hasina called upon the people of Bangladesh to forgive her government for past mistakes and entrust them with another opportunity to serve the nation.Acknowledging the government's shortcomings over the last 15 years, Sheikh Hasina expressed humility, stating, "We acknowledge the mistakes made by the government over the last 15 years as our responsibility. The credits for success belong to you. We humbly ask for your forgiveness for our errors, pledging to learn from the past and strive to meet your expectations in the future."With just 10 days remaining until the pivotal parliamentary election, Sheikh Hasina urged the electorate to vote for the boat symbol, the emblem of the Awami League. She emphasized, "Let’s give us a chance once again to serve you by voting for the boat symbol. You vote for us, we will give you development, peace, and prosperity."Highlighting the historic achievements of the Awami League, Sheikh Hasina underscored the party's pivotal role in significant milestones, including securing the right to speak in the mother tongue and leading the nation to victory in the liberation war. Looking ahead, she outlined a bold vision, asserting that Bangladesh would become an upper-middle-income country by 2031, paving the way for a developed, prosperous, and smart Bangladesh under the leadership of the Awami League.Addressing the challenges posed by the country's imminent transition from a least developed to a developing nation, Sheikh Hasina asserted, "The government to be elected through the 7-January polls must have the ability to face that challenge. Only the Awami League has the ability to handle challenges and take the country to a new height."In a deeply personal reflection, Sheikh Hasina shared her commitment to fulfilling the dreams of her father, stating, "As long as Allah keeps me alive, I won’t deviate from what I have accepted as my duty. I want to fulfill the dream of my father by serving you." She recounted the sacrifices made, noting, "I came to politics after losing my parents, brothers, and relatives, only to accomplish the unfinished works of my father to put a smile on the face of the people of the country. I had to be on the verge of being dead several times in doing so. However, I never did move away thinking about you and my father."As the nation approaches this critical electoral juncture, Sheikh Hasina's address sets the stage for a compelling political contest, where promises of development, peace, and prosperity vie for the electorate's endorsement.

  • 27 Dec 2023
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AL vows to curb inflation and fight corruption

Dhaka--In a decisive move ahead of the 12th parliamentary election scheduled for January 7, the Bangladesh Awami League, the incumbent ruling party, has unfolded its ambitious blueprint for the nation's future. The party's manifesto, unveiled at a ceremonious event held at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka hotel, delineates a comprehensive agenda spanning 11 key areas, all geared towards fostering tangible development, job creation, and social welfare.Under the theme of "Smart Bangladesh," the manifesto underscores the Awami League's commitment to steering the nation towards progress through the strategic utilization of modern technology. Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in a momentous revelation, shared the party's vision for the next five years at the unveiling ceremony.With the rallying slogan, "Tangible development, employment will increase this time," the manifesto accentuates the party's unwavering dedication to addressing pivotal issues that directly impact the lives of the populace. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in her address, proudly highlighted the substantial achievements of her government over the years. These accomplishments range from a commendable increase in per capita income and GDP to notable advancements in power generation, infrastructure development, education, and healthcare.The manifesto articulates a robust plan for the future, emphasizing key areas such as ensuring affordable commodity prices, providing job-oriented education and employment opportunities for the youth, and building a Smart Bangladesh grounded in modern technology. The 11 key areas prioritized in the current manifesto for the next five years include:Striving to keep commodity prices within everyone's purchasing power.Ensuring job-oriented education and employment for youth.Building a Smart Bangladesh based on modern technology.Boosting investment in integrated farming, mechanization, and processing to make agriculture more profitable.Expanding industry by maximizing existing infrastructure and enhancing investment.Enhancing efficiency and capacity in the financial sector, including banking.Making healthcare accessible for people with lower income.Bringing everyone under the coverage of a universal pension system.Ensuring the effectiveness and accountability of law enforcement agencies.Preventing communalism, all forms of terrorism, and militancy.Protecting democratic systems and promoting its practices at all levels.The Awami League's manifesto reflects a holistic approach to governance, addressing economic, social, and political aspects. As the election approaches, the electorate will closely scrutinize these proposed initiatives, evaluating their potential impact on the nation's well-being. The party aims to secure a renewed mandate to continue its efforts towards building a prosperous and inclusive Bangladesh.

  • 27 Dec 2023
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U.S. Ambassador Peter Haas, Heads to India Amid Speculation of Election Talks

DHAKA — The United States Ambassador to Bangladesh, Peter Haas, and his wife departed Dhaka on Friday for India to spend the Christmas holidays. However, sources indicate that Ambassador Haas may engage in discussions with his Indian counterpart regarding the upcoming January 7 general elections in Bangladesh. The United States has consistently emphasised its desire to witness a free, fair, and inclusive electoral process in the South Asian nation.Ambassador Peter Haas, accompanied by his wife, left Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka on Vistara UK 184 at 12:30 pm bound for Mumbai, as confirmed by airport officials.Earlier on Thursday, the U.S. envoy had a closed-door meeting with Bangladesh's Foreign Secretary, Masud Bin Momen, at the state guesthouse Padma in Dhaka. While the media was not officially informed of the meeting, foreign ministry officials characterized it as an 'informal meeting.'According to diplomatic protocol, officials undertaking foreign tours are required to inform the government prior to leaving the country. Ambassador Haas has been a vocal advocate for democracy and human rights in Bangladesh, particularly in light of the approaching national elections scheduled for January 7. The electoral process has been marred by boycotts from major opposition parties, including the prominent Bangladesh Nationalist Party.Opposition parties have been pressing for the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government, urging the formation of a non-party interim administration to oversee the polls. The U.S. government, through Ambassador Haas, has consistently urged all major parties to engage in dialogue to create a conducive environment for a free, fair, and peaceful election.As speculation grows regarding potential discussions between Ambassador Haas and his Indian counterpart on the Bangladesh elections, international observers closely watch developments in the region, hoping for a positive outcome that ensures the democratic principles the United States has advocated for in Bangladesh.

  • 23 Dec 2023
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JP unveils manifesto focuses on governance, judicial and electoral reforms

Dhaka, Bangladesh--In anticipation of the twelfth national parliamentary elections scheduled for January 7, the Jatiya Party (JP-Ershad) has revealed a comprehensive 24-point manifesto, addressing key issues ranging from local governance reforms to the independence and conclusion of cases in the judiciary. The announcement was made by JP's secretary-general, Mujibul Haque Chunnu, on Thursday at the party's chairman's office in the capital.One of the prominent features of JP's manifesto is the commitment to local governance reforms. The party aims to bring about significant changes in the functioning of local bodies, ensuring greater efficiency, transparency, and responsiveness to the needs of the community. The manifesto also emphasises the improvement of election methods to ensure a fair and democratic electoral process.Addressing concerns about district administration, JP's manifesto outlines a comprehensive plan for reform. The party envisions a district administration system that is not only efficient but also accountable, fostering better coordination and delivery of services to the citizens.JP's commitment to good governance in Bangladesh is a cornerstone of its manifesto. The party pledges to uphold the principles of transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct in all facets of governance, promoting a government that serves the people with integrity.In a move to strengthen the judicial system, JP's manifesto highlights the party's dedication to ensuring the independence of the judiciary and expeditious conclusion of legal cases. This commitment aims to enhance public trust in the legal system and facilitate timely justice.The manifesto further addresses critical issues such as creating employment opportunities for both educated and uneducated youth, expanding healthcare services, modifying educational methods, and taking strict measures against terrorism and drug abuse. JP's vision encompasses a wide range of sectors, including agriculture, energy, industry, and diplomacy.Among the noteworthy points in the manifesto are the party's stance on environmental issues, with commitments to river conservation, anti-erosion measures, sustainable energy, and climate change initiatives. The protection of the interests of religious and ethnic minorities, women's empowerment, and reforms in economic institutions, currency policy, and revenue management are also integral components of JP's agenda.As the nation prepares for the upcoming elections, JP's manifesto stands as a comprehensive roadmap for a promising future, resonating with the aspirations of the people for a more transparent, efficient, and just governance system.

  • 21 Dec 2023
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Hasina Issues Warning to BNP at Sylhet Rally: 'Vote for the Boat,' Ignites Election Campaign

Dhaka, Bangladesh—In the midst of a vast sea of supporters, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, Prime Minister and Awami League President Sheikh Hasina delivered a stern message to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), cautioning them against playing with fire during the upcoming elections.Addressing the BNP during the launch of Awami League's election campaign at Sylhet's Alia Madrasa Field, Hasina urged the public to fortify their resistance against bombings and arson attacks. Emphasizing the importance of the upcoming elections scheduled for January 7, she called upon the people to vote for the 'Boat,' referring to it as "Prophet Noah's Boat." "This boat saved the human race, granting freedom and development to the people of Bangladesh. Vote for the Boat again and secure victory. No force can restrain Bangladesh," stated Hasina. Speaking about her vision for the country's future, she expressed a commitment to building a technologically advanced Bangladesh, extending beyond the achievements of Digital Bangladesh. Hasina addressed the BNP's opposition to the election, accusing them of orchestrating violence and taking orders from individuals in London. She dismissed attempts to disrupt the electoral process, stating, "The government cannot be ousted by setting fire to vehicles, and elections cannot be halted." Hasina asserted her resilience, stating, "I have lost everything, and the people are my everything. There's no point in trying to intimidate me." Reflecting on events from 2001, Hasina recalled rejecting a proposal to sell Bangladesh's gas to the USA, alleging that this decision led to her party's exclusion from power. She attributed the subsequent misrule to the BNP's governance and criticized their actions, stating, "The BNP is burning people and destroying the country's wealth." Highlighting the development initiatives undertaken during the Awami League's tenure, Hasina remarked on the transformation of Bangladesh into a Digital Bangladesh, with widespread access to mobile phones and internet services. She outlined the progress in Sylhet, including the upgrade of the Sylhet-Dhaka Highway to six lanes, modernization of the Osmani airport, and ongoing studies on the feasibility of a metro rail in Sylhet. As she inaugurated her campaign in Sylhet, Hasina reminisced, "I started politics in Sylhet in 1981. Since then, I have always returned to Sylhet. This time, too, I commence my campaign from this historic city."

  • 20 Dec 2023
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BNP calls for boycott: urges voters to stay away from polling centers on Jan 7

Dhaka, Bangladesh—In a bold move that has intensified the political landscape of Bangladesh, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has called on voters to boycott the upcoming 12th parliamentary elections slated for January 7.Simultaneously, the party has urged the public to join them in a comprehensive non-cooperation movement against the Sheikh Hasina government, effective immediately. The announcement was made during a virtual press conference held at 12 noon on Wednesday, where Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, the joint secretary general of the BNP, addressed the nation. Adding weight to the declaration, the party's acting Chairman, Tarique Rahman, conveyed a similar message through a video statement. Following these addresses, Rizvi detailed the party's plan for a widespread non-cooperation movement, acting on behalf of the top leadership. In a call that challenges the electoral process, Rizvi urged officials and employees assigned to election-related duties to abstain from their responsibilities on the election day of January 7. “Do not engage in the monkey games in the name of the election. Do not go to the polling centers. The list of who will be the Members of Parliament in the election has already been prepared,” he said. Apart from the election boycott, the BNP has petitioned the government to suspend various financial obligations, including taxes, treasury payments, and bills for water, gas, and electricity. Rizvi went further, cautioning the public to reconsider keeping money in banks, alleging that the government has siphoned off substantial funds through bank accounts. In the midst of what the BNP claims are false and fabricated cases, Rizvi called upon accused political leaders and workers, numbering in the lakhs, to abstain from court appearances starting immediately. This announcement comes on the heels of a countrywide dawn-to-dusk strike observed by the BNP on Tuesday, supporting their demands for the resignation of the current government and the annulment of the upcoming election. This follows a similar strike enforced on October 29, after a grand rally announcement in Dhaka on October 28. Since these events, the BNP has executed various strategies, including disruptions and strikes, advocating for government resignation, elections under a non-partisan government, and the release of leaders and workers under an independent government. Other parties participating in the united movement are also implementing different plans. As political tensions escalate, the BNP's declaration of an election boycott and a comprehensive non-cooperation program signals a significant shift in the country's political landscape, raising concerns about the stability and fairness of the electoral process. The government's response and the reaction of the public to this call for non-cooperation will be critical factors to watch in the coming days.

  • 20 Dec 2023
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