Category: National

Desk Report, Deterioration in law and order is creating uncertainty about the electoral environment: Jonayed Saki The deteriorating law and order situation is creating uncertainty about the environment for the upcoming elections, said Jonayed Saki, the chief coordinator of the People’s Solidarity Movement. He made these comments to reporters after leaving the meeting with the chief advisor on Tuesday evening. Deterioration in law and order is creating uncertainty about the electoral environment: Jonayed Saki Earlier, the meeting with seven political parties and Hefazat-e-Islam began at 5 pm at the official…

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Desk Report, Doubts about elections will not go away unless situation improves: Mujibur Rahman My Bangladesh (AB) Party Chairman Mujibur Rahman Manju has alleged that there is a lack of coordination between the interim government and the country’s law enforcement agencies. Doubts about elections will not go away unless situation improves: Mujibur Rahman He raised this allegation at a press conference after a meeting with the chief advisor on Tuesday afternoon. Mujibur Rahman said that his party AB Party clearly presented the issue in the meeting with the chief advisor.…

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Desk Report, Those who don’t want to let the elections reach their destination will obstruct them in any way they can: Chief Advisor Highlighting the goal of holding national elections in the first half of next February, Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus has warned that there will be obstacles in this regard. He said, “Those who do not want to let the interim government reach the elections will do whatever they can to prevent them. They will prevent the formation of the entity of Bangladesh. They will try their best…

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Desk Report, National election roadmap approved, announcement likely tomorrow The Election Commission (EC) has approved the roadmap for the 13th National Assembly elections. The roadmap for the elections can be officially announced any time now, EC officials said. National election roadmap approved, announcement likely tomorrow This was reported by BSS, quoting Election Commissioner Anwarul Islam Sarkar. Anwarul Islam said, “Everything in the roadmap has been finalized. It has been approved, now only typing is going on.” Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin, four election commissioners and the EC secretary…

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Desk Report, National politics is not in a comfortable state: Ruhul Kabir Rizvi BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi said, “I think that national politics is not in a comfortable state. Through the bloody movement that led to the fall of a terrible bloodthirsty monster on August 5. Then the people of this country expected that a comfortable and peaceful political environment would be created. That expectation of the people is still there, it has not ended yet. But somewhere I think, does anyone have any motive? Such…

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Desk Report, Shibir alleges that whatever a student organization does becomes its policy Whatever a particular student organization does becomes the policy. In view of which, the university administration is giving instructions at 1 or 2 am. Looking at the situation, it seems as if a revelation is being sent down on the university administration from somewhere. Shibir alleges that whatever a student organization does becomes its policy On Wednesday afternoon, the panel supported by Islami Chhatra Shibir, which is contesting the DUCSU elections, complained to the ‘Unified Students’ Alliance’.…

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Desk Report, Raksu election date changed again amid criticism The date of Rajshahi University Central Student Union (RACSU), Hall Union and Senate Student Representative elections has been changed in the face of criticism. The new date for voting has been fixed for September 25. Raksu election date changed again amid criticism Earlier, the Election Commission had fixed the new date for voting on the Mahasashthi day of Sharadiya Durga Puja (September 28) on Wednesday afternoon. The election date was initially fixed for September 15. In the face of criticism across…

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