Islami Andolan Bangladesh Senior Nayeb-e-Ameer Mufti Syed Muhammad Faizul Karim yesterday said his party, if voted to power, will work to build a new Bangladesh free from corruption, misrule, and discrimination.

People will get to enjoy a four-day consecutive holiday from February 11 to 14, following the declaration of February 11 as a general holiday.

Warnings and fines issued on first day of campaigning

Independent candidate alleges administrative bias and violence against supporters in Brahmanbaria-2

Flags false disclosures, undeclared foreign assets ahead of Feb 12 polls

Urges citizens and organisations to refrain from such practices

27 of them possess assets worth Tk 100cr, the anti-graft watchdog says while presenting analysis of candidates’ affidavits

Grassroots supporters converge as Tarique Rahman set to address the rally

Pledges family cards and farmer cards if BNP voted to power

The symbol allocation process for the upcoming national elections was completed across 20 constituencies of Dhaka district yesterday.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday said a fair and credible election is possible under the current circumstances, expressing confidence in preparations for the upcoming 13th parliamentary polls.

With election symbols allocated yesterday, MP candidates and their supporters are set to hit the campaign trail as electioneering for the 13th national polls formally kicks off today.

There was a time when the boat was not confirmed for the Awami League, nor was the paddy sheaf the BNP’s permanent symbol.

Following nomination appeal hearings, the Election Commission has given the green signal to 24 aspirants who had dual citizenship to contest the upcoming February 12 national election.

EC publishes final list of candidates

Programme will begin around 10:30am

Submits several suggestions and complaints to CEC

EC opens postal voting for expatriates, officials and people in custody

Abdul Mannan alleges rented building linked to rival candidate could compromise election integrity

Even after the deadline for nomination withdrawal ended yesterday, dozens of rebel BNP candidates remain in the race, while Jamaat-e-Islami-backed nominees have rivals from within their alliance in at least seven constituencies.