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Jatiya PartyRanga removed, Bablu new JaPa secy gen
Jatiya Party chairman GM Quader on Sunday made party co-chairman Ziauddin Ahmed Bablu as its secretary general removing Moshiur Rahman Ranga from the post, reports UNB.
AL candidates win by polls to Bogura-1, Jashore-6
The candidates nominated by ruling Bangladesh Awami League (AL) have been unofficially elected in the by polls to the Bogura-1 and Jashore-6 constituencies
JaPa observes Ershad's first death anniversary
Jatiya Party (JaPa) has taken elaborate programmes to observe the first death anniversary of the party’s founder Hussain Muhammad Ershad today, maintaining the social distancing in wake of the ...
Ershad’s first death anniversary Tuesday
Jatiya Party (JaPa) has taken elaborate programmes to observe the first death anniversary of the party’s founder Hussain Muhammad Ershad on Tuesday, maintaining the social distancing in wake of the ...
Jatiya Party praises govt for conditional reopening
Opposition in parliament Jatiya Party on Friday appreciated the government for restricted or conditional reopening of offices and transport services from 31 May easing a nationwide shutdown
By-polls to three JS seats begin amid coronavirus threat
By-elections to three parliamentary constituencies -- Dhaka-10, Gaibandha-3 and Bagerhat-4 -- begun on Saturday morning amid the threat of novel coronavirus infection in Bangladesh
GM Quader hopes Dhaka city polls to be free, fair
Jatiya Party chairman GM Quader on Friday said he hoped the Dhaka city election scheduled for Saturday will be free and fair, reports UNB. He came up with the remarks while attending a programme ...
Lawmakers lose interest in ways legal
It was indeed a 'privilege' to witness a momentous incident on 14 January 2020 when at least four lawmakers spoke in favour of crossfire. I said at least because, though four MPs talked openly in ...
Lawmakers not interested in laws
One of the main tasks of the lawmakers is to compose laws but most of the parliamentarians did not seem to be interested in carrying out that duty. Very few MPs took part in discussions on laws, ...
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