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Expelled Sylhet Juba Dal leader arrested

Police arrested Joydev Chowdhury Madhav, the recently expelled joint organising secretary of the Sylhet city unit of Jatiyatabadi Juba Dal, youth wing of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, on Sunday in a case filed against him for extortion.

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ICT orders to produce 4 on April 9 over killing of Abu Sayed

The International Crimes Tribunal on Sunday asked the jail authorities to produce four arrested suspects before the court on April 9 in connection with a case of crimes against humanity committed in Rangpur during the July-August mass uprising.

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Sylhet Juba Dal leader expelled for extortion

A leader of Jatiyatabadi Juba Dal, youth front of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, was expelled from the organisation midnight past Friday on charge of demanding extortion from hawkers in Sylhet city...

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Inclusive politics is not about making rhetorical claims

JULY uprising student leaders on February 28 launched a political party, the National Citizen Party, with the aspirations of establishing a second republic. Coordinators of the Students Against Discrimination platform, formed seeking reforms in public service job reservations, and members of the National Citizens’ Committee, another platform formed after the fall of the...

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New political party draws mixed reactions

Three political parties and a student organisation on Friday gave mixed reactions to the formation of a new political party by leaders of the student-led July-August mass uprising that ousted the authoritarian Awami League regime.

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Uprising leaders float party aiming at second republic

Student leaders of the successful July-August mass uprising against the Awami League regime on Friday launched a new political party, the National Citizens’ Party, aiming at establishing a second republic.

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Judicial independence key to democracy: Justice Farah Mahbub

Senior judge of the High Court Division, Justice Farah Mahbub, on Thursday, emphasised that judicial independence was fundamental to democracy and hailed the chief justice’s recently proposed roadmap for judicial reform...

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ATTACK ON UPRISING PROTESTERS: RUET expells 4 BCL leaders, punishes 44

The authorities of Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology on Wednesday took disciplinary actions against 48 students, including the permanent expulsion of four leaders and activists of banned Bangladesh Chhatra League, on various charges, including attacking protesters during the July-August uprising and cheating in examinations...

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Profiteers hurt handloom industry: Bashir

Textiles and jute adviser Sk Bashir Uddin on Wednesday said that some profit-mongers hampered the normal pace of country’s handloom industry misusing the government facilities given to this industry for its development...

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BEPZA to launch employment injury scheme

The Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority is going to introduce a project named ‘Employment Injury Scheme’ in collaboration with the International Labour Organisation to provide aid to the garment sector workers of Export Processing Zones, said a press release...

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Ganatantrik Chhatra Sangsad launched amid scuffle

A group of leaders of the Student Against Discrimination that led the July-August mass uprising on Wednesday launched a new student organisation, the Bangladesh Ganatantrik Chhatra Sangsad, amid protests and scuffles at the launching venue in Dhaka.

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Juba Dal leader killed in internal clash in Sherpur

A Bangladesh Nationalist Party-backed Juba Dal leader was killed and his two associates were injured in an attack allegedly by rivals over establishing supremacy in Sherpur Sadar on Tuesday night...

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ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCES: Mayer Dak files 100 ICT complaints

Mayer Dak, a platform of families of enforced disappearance victims, on Tuesday submitted formal complaints to the office of the chief prosecutor at the International Crimes Tribunal, about 100 cases of enforced disappearance and extrajudicial killing...

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Govt should deliver justice for BDR carnage

WHILE the 2009 carnage in the Bangladesh Rifles, later renamed as Border Guard Bangladesh, remains a shocking incident, leaving an indelible scar, the failure to establish the motive and the plotters of the incident and to bring them to justice is unsettling. The rebellion, which began in the border guard headquarters on February 25 and spilled over to some other sector...

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CALL FOR UN ENGAGEMENT: Investigating violence against minoritised communities

WHEN the chief advisor professor Muhammad Yunus extended an official invitation to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to conduct an independent fact-finding into human rights violations committed during the July mass uprising, it was highly commended by rights organisations and civil society alike, except for those sections of...

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Musk says all US govt staff must justify their work or lose jobs

Elon Musk, the billionaire advisor to Donald Trump, said Saturday that all US federal employees must justify their work or lose their jobs, hours after the president pushed him to be ‘more aggressive’ in slashing government spending...