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Small parties in dark about seat sharing in Bangladesh national election
Politics

Small parties in dark about seat sharing in Bangladesh national election

The AL has nominated candidates for 298 out of the 300 seats in the elections

File photo of AL General Secretary Obaidul Quader: Collected
Politics

There's possibility of seat sharing with Jatiya Party: Quader

Krishak Sramik Janata League: Not throwing in the towel yet
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Krishak Sramik Janata League: Not throwing in the towel yet

The logos of Bangladesh Islami Front (on the left) and Islamic Front Bangladesh (on right).
Politics

Bangladesh Islami Front vs Islamic Front Bangladesh: What's in a name?

Muktijote on stronger leg with ‘stick’, fields 74 this time
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Muktijote on stronger leg with ‘stick’, fields 74 this time

Jukto Front: Of course no connection with 1954
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Jukto Front: Of course no connection with 1954

Election Commissioner Md Anisur Rahman on 25 October said he hopes everyone will participate in the upcoming national elections. Photo: TBS
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Deployment of army in upcoming election in progress: EC Anisur

Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Kazi Habibul Awal. Photo: Collected
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Not our job to resolve political crisis with so little time ahead of elections: CEC

Photo: Collected
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All parties want elections, only schedule to be announced now: EC Alamgir

DMP Commissioner Habibur Rahman at a press briefing on 2 October 2023. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Action without hesitation against unauthorised political programmes: New DMP chief

Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Habibul Awal speaking at a discussion regarding the upcoming national elections on Wednesday (13 September) in the capital’s Nirbachan Bhaban.
Politics

Political parties divided but EC must look beyond: CEC

Parties adamant over electoral govt, narrowing scope of reconciliation: Experts
Bangladesh

Parties adamant over electoral govt, narrowing scope of reconciliation: Experts

Illustration: TBS
Politics

Small parties readying for polls while AL, BNP stick to their guns