A total of 338 aspirants regained candidacy over six days

Stays cancellation of his nomination

Press conference was scheduled to be held at 4:30 pm

Lodges complaint with Brahmanbaria returning officer

In total, 203 candidates regained eligibility in four days

Chiefs of the Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-party alliance are expected to meet today to finalise the seat-sharing deal for the February 12 parliamentary election.

The last three national elections were orchestrated at the highest levels of the state, with segments of the administration, police, Election Commission, and intelligence agencies mobilised to implement the plans, the inquiry commission on those polls said.

Ahead of the February 12 election, 41 more aspirants regained their candidacy, including Kishorganj-5 independent candidate AHM Kaium, as the Election Commission yesterday declared their nomination appeals valid.

Directive issued to 38 govt authorities

Sixteen nominations validated as commission continues hearings ahead of February 12 polls

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday assured the European Union polls observers that the upcoming national election and referendum would be held in a free, fair, peaceful, and festive environment.

Hearings on ROs' decisions regarding nominations to run until Jan 18

EC accepts appeal, declares nomination paper valid

Previously, Homna was under Cumilla-1 constituency

Appeal hearings over nomination papers for 13th national election begin in Dhaka

The commission upholds nomination after hearing appeal for former NCP leader

Commission schedules daily hearings until January 18; it also conducts postal ballot mock exercise

The Election Commission yesterday halted election activities in Pabna-1 and Pabna-2 constituencies due to boundary-related issues.

The number of voters registered for the 13th National Parliamentary Election in Rangpur district has increased significantly across its six parliamentary constituencies, with young voters emerging as a decisive force.

They grew up hearing that voting was their right, only to watch how easily that right could be snatched away in elections widely criticised as “sham polls”.