The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has accused the government of betraying the nation with the July National Charter (Constitutional Reform) Implementation Order 2025, claiming that the order ignored the views and dissenting opinions of political parties, turning the entire reform process into a one-sided imposition...
Bangladesh Nationalist Party standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Tuesday called on the government to keep the option for political parties within an alliance to contest elections with a common symbol.
Prominent politicians on Tuesday differently reacted to the road map for implementing the July National Charter 2025 after it was presented to the interim government and the political parties on the day.
The National Consensus Commission on Tuesday finally placed to the interim government the road map -- having two plans -- to implement 48 constitution-related reform proposals contained in the July National Charter 2025.
Bangladesh Nationalist Party standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Monday said that the party was considering the formation of a broader electoral alliance with all anti-fascist forces in the coming national elections.
The Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami on Sunday said that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party鈥檚 demand to exclude officials of various service-oriented and non-political organisations from duties in the next general election might hamper the election process.
Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson鈥檚 security adviser Fazle Elahi Akbar said that they were expecting party acting chairman Tarique Rahman to return to Bangladesh early December.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Sunday sent a letter to the Election Commission objecting to the government-approved amendment to聽 Article 20 of the Representation of the People Order.
The National Consensus Commission on Sunday got closed to finalising the recommendations on how to implement the July National Charter 2025, with the provisions for approving the 84 reform proposals, including the establishment of an upper house, within...
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is moving to form a broad electoral alliance ahead of the Jatiya Sangsad elections scheduled for February 2026, intending to unite various political forces under a common umbrella.
BNP standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Saturday said that the party would create posts for religious teachers in the country鈥檚 primary schools if voted to power...
