BNP yesterday expressed concerns over the BTRC’s recently drafted “Telecommunication Network and Licensing Regime Reform Policy 2025”, saying that unilaterally enacting such a national policy ahead of the upcoming national election would be inappropriate.

People will participate enthusiastically, says the BNP leader

A protest march was scheduled to begin this evening from Sholoshahar of Ctg

The executive committee of NDP has since been restructured

BNP Standing Committee member Nazrul Islam Khan yesterday said the goal behind the "fall of the fascist regime" in Bangladesh has still not been "achieved".

BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday urged party leaders and activists to remain alert against any conspiracy aimed at preventing people from exercising their voting rights in the next national election.

Islami Andolan Bangladesh (IAB) Ameer Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim yesterday said reform proposals have become BNP-centric, especially after the meeting between Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus and BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman in London.

National Citizen Party Convener Nahid Islam yesterday said his party would not accept any delay or political maneuver over implementing the Teesta master plan.

"If there is any fundamental change on any issue, you must go to the people"

This follows clashes between leaders and activists of SAD and police inside the Patiya Police Station last night

Jamaat-e-Islami yesterday declared that it would not accept any election before the state reforms are implemented.

Such an opportunity to win may not come again, he says

Leaders recall sacrifices, call for unity at Dhaka gathering

BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia will give a virtual speech today at a programme organised to mark the anniversary of July-August mass uprising

The BNP would consider China’s proposal on the Teesta issue positively if it came to power through elections, said party Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir.

Fakhrul said BNP is working to ensure that a democratic government is established through a free, fair and acceptable national election

Two standing committee members of BNP yesterday came up with two differing views over the forthcoming national election.

Bangladesh Khelafat Majlish yesterday announced that it was preparing to nominate candidates in all 300 constituencies for the upcoming national election, prioritising Islamic values and national interests.

The demands include trial of all mass killings and necessary fundamental reforms, Jamaat said in a release last night

Political parties have failed to reach an agreement on any reform proposals for the fifth consecutive day of the consensus talks.