Politics

JP not sure about participating in elections yet: Chunnu

Shawdesh Desk: Though the party started selling nomination papers on Monday, Jatiya Party said that they had not yet taken final decision about taking part in the 12th parliamentary elections.

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JP to decide on joining or boycotting elections soon: Chunnu

Shawdesh desk: As there is no visible effort to hold political talks, the Jatiya Party will decide within a couple of days whether the party will join the next national

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SC summons 7 pro-BNP lawyers for contempt of court

Shawdesh Desk: The Appellate Division on Wednesday issued a notice asking seven pro-Bangladesh Nationalist Party lawyers to appear before the court on January 15 to explain why they shouldn’t be

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Fifth spell of blockade across Bangladesh begins

Shawdesh desk: The countrywide blockade for 48 hours called by the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party and its allies in the ongoing one-point movement began on Wednesday morning. The opposition

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2nd day of 4th blockade goes on

Shawdesh Desk: The second day of the countrywide 48-hour blockade, called by Bangladesh Nationalist Party, its allies in the ongoing movement and Jamaat, was underway on Monday morning. The blockade

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Govt desperate to hold election for stuffing 43 ballot papers in 57 seconds: Rizvi

Shawdesh Desk: “The government has become desperate and dreadful to hold another unilateral general election like that of the past. The government is eagerly waiting for an election for putting

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BNP-Jamaat’s 48-hour blockade underway

Shawdesh Desk; Another phase of 48-hour road, rail, and waterways blockade, enforced by BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami, and like-minded opposition parties, is underway across the country amid arson attacks. The ongoing blockade

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BNP people face many ‘fictitious cases’ in districts

Shawdesh desk: The main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party leaders and activists are allegedly facing dozens of ‘fictitious cases’ in districts filed by the police and the ruling party activists on

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