NCP’s Khulna Divisional Chief Shot in the Head
After Inqilab Mancha spokesperson Sharif Osman Bin Hadir, NCP’s Khulna divisional chief and central organiser of NCP Sramik Shakti, Motale b Shikdar, has now been shot in the head.
Wave of Violent Attacks Across Bangladesh in a Single Night Sparks Nationwide Fear
Bangladesh witnessed a night of widespread violence as multiple coordinated attacks were reported across the country, targeting political figures, media houses, cultural institutions, diplomatic offices, and civilians. The incidents have triggered fear and uncertainty among the public and raised serious concerns over national security and social stability.
The Indian High Commission Will Remain Closed Until the Killers Are Handed Over: Sarjis
NCP’s Chief Organizer Sarjis Alam has announced that the Indian High Commission will remain closed until the killers of Sharif Osman Hadi are handed over.
Assam CM Sends Stern Message Over Hasnat’s Threats, Vows Not to Stay Silent
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has expressed extreme anger over a controversial comment made by a leader of a political party in Bangladesh.
Most of BNP’s candidates are godfathers: Nasiruddin Patwary
Nasiruddin Patwary, Chief Coordinator of the National Citizen Party (NCP), said, “BNP’s list of candidates is disappointing. Most of them are godfathers. We had hoped that after the mass uprising, they would nominate some good candidates. But it appears that, strategically, the young leaders from Chhatra Dal and Jubo Dal have been excluded. They are welcome to join our party.”
July National Charter: Signed and Unsigned Parties
As part of the initiative for state reform, five political parties among those that participated in the long dialogue phase of the National Consensus Commission did not sign the July National Charter due to differences in opinion.
Aulik Mree Resigns from NCP Over Silence on Khagrachhari Rape and Violence
Aulik Mree, a central leader of the National Citizens' Party (NCP), has resigned from his post in protest against the party’s silence over the recent rape of an indigenous teenage girl and the subsequent violence in Khagrachhari.
Tensions Rise in NYC Ahead of Yunus' UNGA Visit
Rival Bangladeshi political groups based in the United States are gearing up for opposing programmes in New York ahead of Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus’ visit to the United Nations General Assembly.
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