BNP to hold mass processions on Friday

As part of their one-point simultaneous movement, BNP will hold mass processions in all metropolitan cities, including Dhaka, to mount pressure on the government to quit and hold the next election under a non-party caretaker government. Besides, the party also announced programmes on August 17 and 19 demanding unconditional release and

No overseas pressure on caretaker government: Quader

Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader Wednesday said no foreign country proposed or imposed any pressure on government to restore the election time caretaker government and Bangladesh would witness the next election in a fair manner like any other democratic nation. "They (foreign countries) have not uttered a single word what

Quader asks BNP to shun demand of caretaker govt

Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader today urged BNP to stop daydreaming of the restoration of the obsolete caretaker government system ahead of the next general elections, claiming it is in museum now.“The restoration of the caretaker government is now a capricious demand. It is in museum now,” he told

Hasina must step down, dissolve parliament: Fakhrul

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday said their stance is clear that no election will be held under Sheikh Hasina government and she has to resign and dissolve parliament before polls."She has to hand over power to a caretaker government. That neutral government will hold a free

Caretaker govt formula to be in line with 13th amendment: BNP

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Thursday said their party will present a formula for a non-partisan polls-time caretaker government in the light of the repealed 13th amendment to the constitution. "You'll know the outline of the caretaker government at the right time. You'll also know when we're going

Akbar Ali Khan dies

Former advisor to the caretaker government, civil servant and economist Dr Akbar Ali Khan passed away in Dhaka Thursday after prolonged illness. He was 78.   Akbar Ali Khan was born in 1944 at Nabinagar in Brahamanbaria district. He studied history at Dhaka University and secured first place in first class