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Allegations of kidnapping of arrested Awami League worker from police in Barisal

A group of locals have been accused of kidnapping an Awami League worker who was arrested by the police in Muladi Upazila of Barisal. The police have filed a new case in this incident on charges of obstructing government work.

Testimony in the case of disappearance and torture against 17 people including Sheikh Hasina

The testimony is being held today in the case of crimes against humanity filed by the Task Force for Interrogation (TFI) cell of RAB on charges of disappearance and torture. There are a total of 17 accused in the case, including ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Testimony begins in murder case against 28 people including Nanak-Tapas

The trial has begun against a total of 28 accused, including former minister Jahangir Kabir Nanak and former mayor Sheikh Fazle Noor Tapas, in the case of crimes against humanity filed in the capital's Mohammadpur during the July uprising.

68 leaders and activists of Awami League, Jubo League and Chhatra League arrested after procession in Chittagong

Police have arrested 68 leaders and activists of Awami League, Jubo League and Chhatra League in connection with the procession incident in the GEC intersection area of Chittagong city. The Chittagong Metropolitan Police (CMP) gave this information in a press release on Tuesday (June 2) night.

A. League's former Minister of Industry and Commerce Tofail Ahmed is no more

Tofail Ahmed is no more (Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ilaihi Rajiun). The country's senior politician and one of the organizers of the 1969 mass uprising and the Liberation War breathed his last while undergoing treatment at the Square Hospital in the capital on Monday (June 1, 2026) afternoon. He was 82 years old at the time of his death.

Flash marches in Sirajganj and Brahmanbaria, law enforcement agencies investigating

A flash march by leaders and activists of banned political organizations in Sirajganj and Brahmanbaria has created discussion and tension in the area. After videos of the processions went viral on social media in two separate incidents, law enforcement agencies have started investigating the matter.

Former councilor Kazi Jahanara arrested in Saidpur, tension at police station over 'Joy Bangla' slogan

Police have arrested Kazi Jahanara Begum, general secretary of the Saidpur Municipal Women's Awami League (programs banned) and former councilor of the reserved women's ward in Nilphamari. She was arrested from an arbitration meeting in the Golghar area of Saidpur police station around 11:30 pm on Tuesday.

July Uprising Case: Shamim Osman, 12 to be indicted on May 5

The International Crimes Tribunal has set May 5 as the date for framing charges against Shamim Osman and 12 others in the case of crimes against humanity committed in the Narayanganj killings during the July Uprising.

Jubo Mohila League leader Shilpi in jail with one and a half month old child

A court has ordered to send Jubo Mohila League leader Shilpi Begum to jail in a case filed at Tejgaon Police Station in the capital. She has a one and a half month old son.

Awami League Dhaka Office: Jubo Mohila League Leaders Raise Slogans

Around 18 months after the July uprising, which led to the fall of the authoritarian Sheikh Hasina, several leaders of the Jubo Mohila League gathered in front of the political office of the President of the Bangladesh Awami League in Dhaka. They raised slogans while hoisting the national flag and a portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

Absent but Dominant: Awami League’s Vote Bank Holds the Political Battlefield in Its Grip!

In Bangladesh’s electoral politics, one undeniable reality stands out—the Awami League’s vote bank has long been the key to power. An analysis of the results from the past 12 national parliament elections shows that the party has a deep-rooted, organized, and regionally entrenched voter base. This vote bank is not limited to ideological loyalty; it is closely tied to state power, development politics, administrative influence, and local political structures. Even though the Awami League is officially absent from the 13th national elections, in reality, the entire electoral process revolves around this vote bank.

Exiled Awami League leaders are planning to return to the country!

Senior leaders of Bangladesh’s Awami League, currently living in exile and facing charges ranging from crimes against humanity to murder, sedition, and corruption, are attempting to orchestrate a political comeback from abroad. Operating primarily from India’s cities of Kolkata and New Delhi, the now-banned party continues its political maneuvering despite legal prohibitions at home.

Over Fifty Awami League Leaders, Activists Join BNP in Raipur

More than fifty leaders and activists of the Awami League have joined the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in Raipur, Lakshmipur. The defectors said they were inspired by BNP’s ideology and leadership in deciding to join the party.

Obaidul Quader leaves hospital, returns to 'secret place' in Kolkata for treatment

Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader has returned to 'secret place' from a private hospital in Kolkata after completing treatment. He was admitted to Apollo Hospital in Kolkata last Thursday night due to deterioration in his physical condition. It is learnt that he was put on ventilation at one stage as his condition was serious.

Obaidul Quader on ventilation, undergoing treatment in critical condition in Kolkata hospital

The physical condition of Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader, who was banned from staying in India after the July uprising, is said to be critical. He is currently kept on ventilation in a private hospital in Kolkata. He is undergoing treatment under close observation of doctors.

30 Awami League leaders and activists defect from Narail, join BNP

30 Awami League leaders and activists have joined BNP in Narail. These leaders and activists joined BNP under the leadership of Narail Sadar Upazila Awami League (banned activities) members Ali Imam Shikder and Md. Khawaja Fakir.

Gopalganj Awami League leaders resign after being forced into hiding

Ten leaders of the banned Awami League have announced their resignations at a press conference in Muksudpur Upazila of Gopalganj. On Saturday (December 20) afternoon, the leaders of the Awami League of Jalirpar Union No. 17 of the upazila voluntarily announced this decision.

Arrest warrants issued against Obaidul Quader, top 7 Awami League leaders

The International Crimes Tribunal has issued arrest warrants against Obaidul Quader, general secretary of the banned Awami League and former bridge minister, and seven others for the massacre and suppression of the movement that took place in July-August 24.

Police arrest Awami League leader in Durgapur operation

Police have arrested Awami League leader Solaiman in the Bandaushan area of Ward No. 3 of Gaokandia Union No. 7 of Durgapur Upazila in Netrokona. He was arrested in a sudden raid at his own shop in Bandaushan Bazar at around 7:05 pm on Thursday. Although the situation in the area was normal at first, the incident soon sparked widespread discussion among the locals.

6 AL leaders and activists arrested on charges of attempted sabotage in Durgapur

Police have arrested 6 Awami League leaders and activists on charges of attempted sabotage in Durgapur, Netrokona. The arrested were sent to court on Thursday (November 13) afternoon. Earlier, they were arrested from different areas of the upazila from Wednesday afternoon to late night.

Indian government has banned Sheikh Hasina from making anti-Bangladesh statements

The Indian government is preventing Sheikh Hasina from making political statements like before, South Asia expert Radha Dutta has claimed. She said that the current re-examination of India's relations with Bangladesh indicates a slight departure from its previous position. Radha Dutta's comments indicate that the Indian government is concerned about Sheikh Hasina's political activities since she took refuge and has been trying to restrict her from making direct political statements.

Dr. Yunus threatened to kill, GD filed at police station

Juba League leader Mithun Dhali has threatened to kill Shariatpur's Jajira Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Mohammad Mainul Islam and the government's chief advisor Dr. Mohammad Yunus. A general diary (GD) has been filed at the police station in this incident.

A. Fascist Sheikh Hasina on the path to change under the leadership of the League: Who will take over the party?

Sheikh Hasina, who has been the president of the Awami League for more than 44 years, is planning a major change in the party's leadership. The long-serving leader has repeatedly hinted at stepping down but has never publicly announced an alternative leadership. Observers believe that the lack of a succession plan is one of the reasons for the Awami League's organizational weakness.

India's master plan to bring back AL leaked!

The Awami League is desperate to bring Sheikh Hasina back to power by thwarting the 13th National Parliament election. This time, this grand plan has started not only with domestic planning, but also with direct Indian support. The policy-making circles in Delhi and the so-called 'deep state' of India are openly interfering in the internal politics of Bangladesh. Anti-Bangladesh campaign is being intensified in the international arena to rehabilitate the Awami League.

MES College Chhatra League leader Bijoy could not escape arrest even after hiding in a septic tank

MES College Chhatra League leader Bijoy could not escape arrest even after hiding in a septic tank in the GEC intersection area of Panchlaish police station in Chittagong. Police took him out of the tank on Thursday (August 7) afternoon. The incident has sparked discussion among locals and the video has gone viral on social media.

3 Awami League leaders have been given the responsibility to sit with the students

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has given instructions to keep the situation of the country normal in the context of ongoing violence and agitation. Three senior leaders of Awami League have also been assigned to sit with the protesting students.

junaid Ahmed Palak apologized publicly

State Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak said, "If I have done anything wrong to the young generation of the country, I am publicly apologizing for the responsibility of internet disruption and failure to prevent rumors on social media." "I take responsibility for the internet disruption and failure to prevent rumors on social media," he said. I promise to accept any decision of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

The government should release the students unconditionally: MP Azizul

The best decision of the time would be to show the utmost sincerity of the state in alleviating the accumulated anger of the students. One side wants to overthrow the government by placing guns on the shoulders of ordinary students. Doing something like this will destroy the opportunity of the criminals. It is also said that the most regrettable thing is that Obaidul Quader Saheb and the Home Minister, who are the most angry of the students, have not yet expressed their grief to the common students in that way. Of course they should apologize to the common students.

Press conference called exchange meeting, who is in the face of the cannon

A press conference was called for an exchange meeting, a symbolic picture of who is in the mouth of the cannon Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader has come under fire for holding a press conference with former Chhatra League leaders.

Awami League joint meeting today

Dhaka Metropolitan North-South, Dhaka District Awami League and president-general secretary of all affiliated organizations and mayors of Dhaka North-South City Corporation have called a joint meeting of Awami League.

Three special instructions to Awami League leaders and activists

Personal Correspondent: Awami League has given three special instructions to party leaders and workers. First, to keep a close watch on the post-violence situation in their respective areas, secondly, to keep themselves alert and thirdly, to identify their weaknesses and overcome them quickly.

2 Chhatra League leaders of DU were arrested for beating and snatching 1.5 lakh taka

Shahbag Police Station arrested two leaders of Dhaka University Chhatra League in the case of beating up a businessman and extorting 1 lakh 75 thousand Tk. They were arrested on Thursday night. The court granted them bail on Friday.

Politicians are trying to stop BNP

As there is grief over the murder of Jhenaidah-4 Constituency Member of Parliament (MP) Anwarul Azim Anar, there is also anger among a section of Awami League. Criticism is going on inside and outside the party for giving people like Anar a chance to become an MP. There is pain and anger among many in the party as to how people like Anar became MP three times despite full-time party politics that failed to get nominations.

50 leaders of Awami League on a visit to China

A 50-member delegation of Awami League's associate-fraternal organization has visited the country on the invitation of the Chinese Communist Party (CPC). Yesterday Saturday (May 25) they left Dhaka by plane for China. This delegation is led by Vice President of Swachhasebak League and Member of Parliament for Sirajganj-1 Tanveer Shakeel Joy.

The Prime Minister saw the draft of "Mujib in Calcutta".

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has seen the draft copy of 'Mujib in Calcutta', a documentary based on the biography of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. He saw the draft copy of the documentary at Ganabhaban on Sunday (May 26) morning.

If the body is not found, there is a complication in declaring the seat of the parliament vacant

The body of MP Anwarul Azim has not been found yet. Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said on May 22 that he was killed in Kolkata. However, if his dead body is not found, complications may arise with declaring his seat vacant in Parliament.

We are careful not to harass journalists: Kader

General Secretary of Awami League and Minister of Roads, Transport and Bridges Obaidul Quader urged journalists to be careful so that no fake person can disrespect this great profession in the name of journalism. He also said, "We are careful not to harass any journalist."

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