Ruling Awami League promises availability of city amenities in every village of the country in its election manifesto.

Ruling Awami League promises availability of city amenities in every village of the country in its election manifesto.

Picking up from safe road protest a few months ago, the ruling Awami League has vowed to bring discipline in Dhaka’s transport sector.

Another candidate of the BNP, Tahsin Rushdir Luna, had her hopes of running in the elections dashed at the Supreme Court.

Awami League President Sheikh Hasina is determined to achieve gender equality and ensure equal rights for women.

Ruling Awami League has pledged to drive the country’s economy towards 10 per cent growth within the next five years if voted to power.

Ruling Awami League pledges to adopt a zero-tolerance policy against militancy, drugs and corruption in the election manifesto.

Awami League, in its election manifesto, promises to ensure transparency, accountability, honesty and public-service in administration.

The ruling Awami League's election manifesto has pledged that social safety net will be increased twofold and there will be at least one earning member in every family.

Awami League will introduce 5G internet service in Bangladesh if they are voted to power. The charges for using internet and mobile will be reasonable.

Prime minister and president of Awami League, Sheikh Hasina has pledged to strengthen the parliament further in her party’s manifesto.

Prime minister and president of Awami League, Sheikh Hasina has pledged to strengthen the parliament further in her party’s manifesto.

Jamalpur-1 candidate from BNP tent, M Rashiduzzaman Millat’s hopes of candidacy is dashed after the Supreme Court upheld his rejection.

The Jatiya Oikyafront, if voted to power, will form an all-party truth and reconciliation commission to investigate the extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances and false cases of the last 10 years.

Oikyafront's pledges in its election manifesto, to continue the trial for war criminals and end corruption, are “nothing but a joke”, Awami League joint general secretary Abdur Rahman said yesterday.

Election Commissioner Mahbub Talukdar yesterday said a level playing field for the December 30 polls was still absent and that the situation might improve after the deployment of armed forces.

Standing against the politics of vengeance and revenge, the BNP wants to form a “National Commission” to reach a social agreement among all on this matter and introduce a new political culture.

Seeking votes for her party in the upcoming election, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said the Awami League should stay in power at least for five more years so that no one can hamper the country's current pace of progress.

A day after staging a sit-in on the Tangail returning officer's office premises, Abdul Latif Siddiqui yesterday began a fast unto death demanding the withdrawal of Kalihati Police Station's officer-in-charge and the arrest of those who attacked his motorcade on Sunday.

The Jatiya Oikyafront has come up with several laudable promises in its manifesto, but making good on the pledges would be a big challenge, if the alliance comes to power, said experts.