Caretaker Government

Caretaker Government

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For and against caretaker govt: Hasina’s style of “protecting” the constitution

Why did Hasina, who had struggled for a non-partisan caretaker government, abolish the non-partisan caretaker system that had ensured four free and fair general elections in Bangladesh? Because...

Caretaker govt: How Hasina killed a system that ensured free and fair elections

Caretaker govt: How Hasina killed a system that ensured free and fair elections

A look back at caretaker governments throughout the years

A look back at caretaker governments throughout the years

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Jatiya Party does not believe in caretaker government: Chunnu

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Public will not allow polls without caretaker govt: Rizvi

Jamaat-e-Islami leaders and activists started gathering in the capital's Arambag area for their rally on Saturday (28 October). Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Won't allow election without caretaker govt: Jamaat

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Caretaker govt system laid to rest in Azimpur graveyard: Quader

Jamaat leaders and supporters gather at Motijheel, Dhaka, to demand a non-partisan caretaker government during the elections and the release of their leaders on 15 October 2023. Photo: Courtesy

Jamaat stages demonstration in Motijheel demanding election-time caretaker government

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Advocate Ruhul Kabir Rizvi addressing the government while speaking at a doa mahfil on the occasion of Eid-e-Miladunnabi today (28 September) at the party headquarters in Nayapaltan. Photo: TBS

Govt must resign now before country plunges into dire state: Rizvi

Jamaat leaders organised protest rallies on 26 September in Cumilla, Sylhet, Dinajpur, Nilphamari, Shariatpur, Sirajganj, Chattogram and other districts. Photo: Collected

Jamaat leaders allege oppression by ruling AL government

Logo of the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami. Photo: Collected

Jamaat reiterates it will only participate in election under caretaker govt

The BNP’s north and south city units have started to gather in the capital gearing up to hold separate mass processions as part of its one-point movement to mount pressure on the government to step down and hold the upcoming elections under a caretaker government at 3:50pm on Saturday (9 September). Photo: TBS

Defeat 'fascist government' at any cost: Mirza Fakhrul

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Six Islamic parties form alliance, seeking polls without caretaker govt