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Posts Tagged ‘ BNP ’

An impassioned account of revulsion for BNP and Tareque

March 11, 2010
By Rasel Pervez

The opposition party, Bangladesh Nationalist Party or BNP has decided to observe 7th March as the Jail Day as on this day, Tareque Rahman, now senior vice-chairman of BNP, was taken into custody by caretaker government for corruption and abuse of power. Zealously BNP also termed it as “Black Night” on their posters....
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Contemplations on Politics in Bangladesh

February 7, 2010
By Maskwaith Ahsan

The row between the government and the opposition remains repetitive and as time-wasting as Samuel Beckett’s stagnant stage of Waiting for Godot. Nothing changes. People don’t get security or health service from the state; education fails to accommodate a wider generation and police continues to humiliate civil citizens. No political party works towards establishing...
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Even a brick has a soul

January 16, 2010
By Maskwaith Ahsan

World-renowned architect Louis Kahn, who also designed the parliament building of Bangladesh, while defining his philosophy once said that even a brick has a soul. Three of our top leaders – Shaikh Hasina, Khaleda Zia and H.M. Ershad – have spent confinement within the red brick walls of sub-jails adjacent to the parliament...
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Landslide Is Not A Mandate For One-party Anarchy

December 31, 2008
By j@shadakalo
Landslide Is Not A Mandate For One-party Anarchy

Awami League (AL) supporters celebrate after election results have been opened unofficially. Grand alliance led by AL acquires two third majority while other parties and alliances have obtained only few seats. by: A H Arif, DRIK News Decades ago, Sylhet municipality (before it became a city corporation) had an admittedly crazy candidate for the position...
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Appointment By The People, For The People

December 31, 2008
By j@shadakalo

Replies from the people of Bangladesh regarding the application for the Prime Minister position in Bangladesh. Appointment Letter: To: Sheikh Hasina Wazed C/O AL Dear Mrs. Wazed: Congratulations. We are happy to inform you that your employment application for the position of Prime Minister of Bangladesh has been accepted.
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Looking Back

December 27, 2008
By DrikNEWS
Looking Back

In the past only once had the leaders of the two dominant political parties and rivals Khaleda Zia and Shiekh Hasina cooperated. The heads of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Awami League (AL) have not met or even spoken to each other for more than a decade since 1990 when they had worked unitedly...
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Vote For Honest Candidates

December 27, 2008
By Rezwan

“AL, BNP and JI have upgraded their websites. BNP projected ads in the TV channels. Till now, I have got no message from any candidate but got a message to my mobile from GP to vote for joggo prarthy. Thanks GP. We are in favor of honest and competent candidates.” - An Ordinary Citizen
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BNP ready to accept fair polls result

December 27, 2008
By E-Bangladesh

Calling for an end to the culture of rejecting election results, BNP general secretary Khandakar Delwar Hossain has said “BNP will accept any result that is the outcome of a free, fair and neutral election.” The New Nation
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চোরের মা’র বড় গলা

December 25, 2008
By j@shadakalo
চোরের মা’র বড় গলা

(If you have problems reading the headline, please see this excellent page from Sachalayatan) A magistrate’s court sent Arafat Rahman Coco, younger son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia to jail. Photo: Munir uz Zaman, DRIK News Writing isn’t always easy. With competing priorities and the need to write pieces that will engage readers, sometimes I...
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The High Court verdict denied the mainstream BNP justice

April 10, 2008
By Dhaka Correspondent
The High Court verdict denied the mainstream BNP justice

The High Court dismissed Khaleda Zia's writ petition challenging the validity of the Election Commission's invitation and ruled that initiating M Hafiz Uddin Ahmed was legal.
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