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Awami League
Awami LeagueRajshahi University's controversial appointments must be cancelled
The irregularities and corruption of Rajshahi University vice chancellor Abdus Salam have reached such a height that 63 teachers have lodged written complaints against him with the PM's Office, the ...
'Auto-pass' in Bangladesh politics too
The 'auto-pass' system prevails in politics too, where leaders clinch posts in political parties by appeasing the top leadership, where parties resort to 'auto-pass' tactics to remain at the helm
Elections
Nurul Huda has outdone Sadek and Aziz
Chief election commission KM Nurul Huda has outdone even his controversial predecessor Sadeq and Aziz in making a farce of the election system in Bangladesh
Quader finds BNP’s ill-tactics behind low voter turnout
Ruling Awami League general secretary Obaidul Quader on Wednesday said the activists of Bangladesh Nationalist Party have lost confidence in their leadership due to self-centeredness, ...
BNP demands reelections to local bodies
Turning down the results of local body elections held on Tuesday at different parts of the country, Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Wednesday demanded reelections, bringing various allegations of ...
High Court rejects bail petitions of ex-AL leaders Enu, Rupon
Enu and Rupon remained absconding since law enforcement raided their house at Gendaria in September last year and seized 8,072 grams of gold and Tk 55 million in cash as part of the anti-casino ...
Manna’s vehicle damaged in Rupganj
The vehicle of Nagorik Oikya’s convenor, Mahmudur Rahman Manna, was attacked and damaged in Rupganj, Narayanganj.
AL candidate wins Dhaka-5 by-election, voter turnout 10.43pc
Awami League candidate Md Kazi Monirul Islam was unofficially elected in Dhaka-5 by-polls held with the use of EVMs amid the low turnout of the voters on Saturday, reports UNB.
Dhaka-5 by-polls
Only 25 votes cast in one and a half hours
In the one and a half hours since voting for the Dhaka-5 by-polls started at the Jatrabari Ideal School and College centre in the capital city, only 25 persons cast their votes.
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