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Bangladesh Election 2008
Tracking BDR Rebellion updates via twitter
Post Election Violence
A group of people claiming to be part of the newly elected ruling political party attacked a home in the village of Khasitola in Sylhet District. They destroyed furniture and belongings of the residents and injured the inmates Asma Begum and her daughter Ashik Jonaki. In the post Parliamentary election period there have been...
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A surprise cabinet, will it deliver?
Okay, so we’ve got our freedom back, democracy restored, a brilliant election, shocking result, and positive attitude among general people. Not bad for some delicious starters, 2009!
Now let’s see, the most talked issue since the beginning of year which is only 6-days old? Who’s going to be in the cabinet and show us...
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Breaking News: The New Cabinet of Bangladesh
Photo: Shafiqul Islam Kajol, DRIK News
A 31 member strong team of Ministers has taken oath at Bangabhaban. There are 23 full ministers and 8 state ministers. President Iajuddin Ahmed administered the oath ceremony which began at 6:45pm.
The Daily Star has published the list of the Ministers:
The ministers are Abul Maal Abdul Muhit, Motia Chowdhury,...
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Headlines for January 3, 2009
BDNews24.com:
AL, allies take oath on Saturday
Battle for presidency heats up
2 BCL men arrested at DU hall over factional fight
BNP will help as opposition if govt wants: Delwar
BNP concedes defeat
The Daily Star:
Impartial anti-graft drive to continue: Hasina tells visiting UN team
Sheikh Hasina’s acid test: The first cabinet will give the clearest sign of her promised...
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Voting is a right
“The thing I found most interesting was that there were definitely more women voters than men voters. I spoke to one voter called Rahima who was carrying a tiny baby. She told me that she was suffering from a leg injury and she had a small child but she was still adamant about voting....
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Election Special: December 31, 2008 Headlines
BDNews24.com:
Parliament to decide CG legitimacy: Hasina
Hasina to attack poverty, offers opponents key role
Vote reflects people’s will: EU observers
Foreign observers rate elections fair, credible: NDI
BNP workers are under attack, alleges Rizvi
The Daily Star:
Strategically Speaking: Time for introspection, not rejection
Accept polls results to strengthen democracy Foreign observers urge BNP, other parties
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BNP’s Claim Of Polls ‘Blueprint’ Negated By Commonwealth
“We don’t have any evidence of election engineering. I believe that other national and international observers also did not find such evidence. Our hope is that winner and losers will work together for the country.” – Head of the Commonwealth election observer group Cassam Uteem
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Sheikh Hasina in a press conference
Awami League president Sheikh Hasina, in her first public speech on after her election victory, urged all parties to work together for the betterment of Bangladesh stressing the role of the opposition in future governance.
Dhaka, Bangladesh. December 31 2008
Photo- Munira Morshed Munni, DRIK News
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Democracy Returns To Bangladesh
Photo: Munem Wasif, DRIK News.
A Muslim majority country of over 150 million people just held a high-turnout peaceful democratic election. The secular Awami League won a landslide victory in Bangladesh’s parliamentary elections and is poised to send back to power Sheikh Hasina – one of two women who have led Bangladesh in the past...
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