Friday, 04 Jul, 2025

Politics

DMP approves no venue for BNP

DHAKA: BNP has decided to hold April 28 protest inside National Press Club as Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) approved none of the proposed three venues. Abdus Salam, member secretary of Dhaka city BNP, confirmed the matter to banglanews Sunday.Earlier, BNP sought permission from DMP

Hearing held, order later

DHAKA: The hearing on bail petitions filed by BNP Joint Secretary General Aman Ullah Aman and its Standing Committee Member Gayeshwar Chandra Roy in the killing case of a Chhatra Shibir leader was held in a Dhaka Court on Sunday.Metropolitan Session Judge Jahurul Haque kept pending the

BNP to apply for 3 alternative venues

DHAKA: Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) will seek permission from Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) naming three alternative venues to hold rally on April 28.The possible venues are Suhrawardy Uddyan, Naya Paltan party office premises or at the in-front of the National Press Club in the

India making mockery with Teesta

DHAKA: BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday categorically said the gestures of India about the water of Teesta is a below standard drama.The spokesperson for the party came up with the assertion in a discussion meeting titled ‘Current Power Situation:

Case halted govt-Yunus settlement

DHAKA: Finance Minister AMA Muhith on Saturday said the government wanted to settle down the issue of Grameen Bank (GB) with Dr Muhammad Yunus that was not possible as he went to the court.The finance minister was talking to journalists at a conference on his visit to USA at the

Govt change in India won’t afftect BD politics

TANGAIL: Communications Minister Obaidul Quader on Saturday said the change of the government in India would not affect the politics of Bangladesh.The minister came up with the observation while talking to journalists after visiting Joydebpur-Chandra-Tangail-Elenga road here in the

BNP’s mass huger strike on May 4

DHAKA: BNP on Saturday announced to stage countrywide mass huger strike on May 4 and to hold protest processions on April 28 at the districts and upazila towns.Party’s acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir came up with the announcement at a press conference at party’s

Juba Dal leader found dead

LAXMIPUR: A leader of Juba Dal, the youth wing of BNP, was found dead at Bashurhat area under Sadar upazila of the district on Saturday morning. The deceased was identified as M Samsul Islam Solaiman, joint secretary of district unit Juba Dal.Being informed from locals, police recovered

BNP man chopped dead in Magura

MAGURA: Awami League supporters on Friday chopped a BNP supporter to death over a dispute centering recent Upazila Parishad elections in the Sadar upazila of the district.The deceased was identified as Omar Ali, 45, hailed from Malonchi village of the upazila.Local sources said that

BNP vows to continue movement

DHAKA: Bangladesh Nationalist party (BNP) vowed to continue their movement till getting due share of Teesta River water from India.Party’s standing committee member Lieutenant General (Retd) Mahbubur Rahman came up with the observation at a human chain at National Press Club on

Islami Oikko Andolan protest foiled

DHAKA: Law enforcers obstructed and foiled the human chain formed by Islamic Oikko Andolan in front of Jatiya Press Club in the capital on Friday morning.Shahbagh Thana Police nabbed two activists of the organization for interrogation as police suspects the party is a faction of

Jamaat leader shot in Satkhira

SATKHIRA: A local leader of Jamaat-e-Islami received bullet injuries in a ‘gunfight’ between Jamaat-Shibir men and police in Matshakati area under Ashashuni upazila of the district early Friday.The injured is Kabir Ahmed Sarder, 46, President of the party’s Shobanali Union Parishad

Turn around again to save country

DHAKA: Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson Khaleda Zia on Thursday urged freedom fighters (FF) to turn around again for the sake of the country. She came up with the assertion while addressing a view exchange meeting with freedom fighters at Gulshan party chairperson’s office

Human chain to get back 8 missing BNP leaders

DHAKA: Families of eight BNP leaders and activists, who are victims of forced missing since December 4, urged the government to return them back.Forming a human chain in front of the National Press Club Thursday, they said that they were not sure whether the missing BNP leaders and

Hasina grabs power forcibly: Dudu

DHAKA: Shamsuzzaman Dudu, advisor to the BNP chairperson, on Thursday categorically said Sheikh Hasina seized power coercively.The BNP leader came up with the assertion in a rally, arranged by Swechhasebok Dal protesting ‘baseless propaganda of Awami League against Tarique Rahman’, at

Obaidul changes tone on unfit vehicles

DHAKA: Revolutionary change is not possible overnight and actions against the unfit vehicles will be taken within next six months. “I did not expect a revolutionary change in the communications system overnight, but I hope to do so gradually,” he said. Communications Affairs Minister

Sramik Dal man hacked dead

PABNA: Miscreants chopped a Sramik Dal activist to death at Poyda village under Sadar upazila of the district Thursday.Victim, Ripon Hossain, 32, son of Osman Goni of the village, breathed his last at Pabna Medical College Hospital at 9:30am of the day.Mirza Dulal of Poyda village told

Arrest warrant against son of Mir Kashem

DHAKA: A Dhaka court on Wednesday issued arrest warrant against Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leader Mir Kashem Ali’s son Mohammad Bin Kashem in a fraud case.  Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Harunur Rashid passed the order.  Allude to Mir Kashem Ali is a war crimes accused who committed

‘Democratic govt needed for due share of Teesta’

DOANI, TEESTA BARRAGE: BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Almagir on Wednesday said not only a long march but also a democratic government has to be formed to realize the fair share of Teesta River water.“Not only the long march but also a democratic government will have

HC rejects Khaleda’s petition

DHAKA: The High Court has rejected petition filed by BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia challenging her indictment in Zia Orphanage Trust and Zia Charitable Trust corruption cases.On March 19, the Special Judge’s Court of Dhaka-3 framed charges against Khaleda, Tarique Rahman and seven others