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Time to dismantle the Awami cult

THE Bangladesh Awami League, once an authoritarian political power, has been on many counts can be termed as no less than an anti-state organisation. Their regime was characterised by judicial murder, mass corruption, sexual violence, and the misuse of state forces against the people. Their crimes did not stop after the Awami League government was deposed...

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Former-Sirajganj lawmaker Chayan arrested in Gazipur

Former Awami League lawmaker from Sirajganj-6 (Shahjadpur) constituency Chayan Islam was arrested at a residence of his relative in Sreepur upazila of Gazipur, said police on Monday morning...

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Youth shot as AL, BNP affiliates clash at Ashulia

A 16-year-old boy sustained bullet injuries in a clash between local units of Awami League youth front Juba League and Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s student wing Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal, over jhut business in Ashulia of Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka on Sunday...

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Ex-AL MP put on remand over Shibir activist murder

A Chattogram court on Sunday put former Awami League lawmaker from Chattogram 15 constituency Abu Reza Muhammad Nezamuddin Nadvi on two-day remand in connection with the murder of an Islami Chhatra Shibir activist during the quota reform student movement...

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OPERATION DEVIL HUNT: 1,308 arrested, mostly AL activists

At least 1,308 people, mostly leaders and activists of the Awami League, were arrested across the country on Sunday, the first day of the Operation Devil Hunt aiming at restoring the country’s law and order...

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A revolution betrayed?

SIX months ago, Bangladesh witnessed a historic transition — the fall of the Awami League’s 16-year autocratic rule through the July revolution of 2024 and the formation of an interim government. The expectations from this government were immense, shaped by the sacrifices of the people who braved bullets, repression, and state-sponsored violence to restore...

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Govt should go by the law

THE resurgence of the rampage against houses and property, especially of the leaders of the Awami League and its fallen government, brings to the fore some issues to be pondered and, also, acted on. The interim government, installed on August 8, 2024, has urged public restraints but appears to have largely failed to act against the rampage at hand, which began...

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Cops dismissed during AL regime to be reinstated: PHQ

The Police Headquarters on Saturday said that they would reinstate the dismissed policemen, who were dismissed from the force on different charges during the ousted Awami League government tenure and won the cases to get their jobs at the Appeal Tribunal...

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Attack, arson on AL offices, houses go on

The vandalism of and arson attacks on the Awami League leaders’ homes by agitating students and people continued for the fourth consecutive day on Saturday.

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Ctg police arrest ex-CCC councillor, 19 others

Chattogram police on Saturday arrested former Awami League leader and former councillor of the Chattogram City Corporation, Rekha Alam Chowdhury, as part of a special operation...

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AL leaders’ houses set on fire in dists

The houses of many leaders of the Awami League were vandalised and torched in different districts in the country on Thursday after a large number of people, including student protesters, had begun demolishing the...

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Interim govt’s energy policy echoes AL-era essence

THE interim government appears to be missing out on the chance to walk away from the power and energy policy that the previous Awami League government had continued since 2009 to offer predatory profits to independent and rental power producers. An absence of effective initiatives on part of the interim government, which has been in office for about...

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Attacks on police show public order failure

A SERIES of mob attacks on the police and their stations centring on attempts at snatching away the detained that have taken place recently, the latest having happened in Dhaka at night on February 4, are deplorable on a couple of counts. Such incidents taking place one after another harm law enforcement and the public perception about law enforcement. The...

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Playing to gallery won’t protect rivers

THE River Buriganga is faced with a slow death. Various public agencies responsible for containing river pollution have not only failed to perform their duties but also contributed to the problem. The dying condition of the river is concerning given that the environment, forest and climate change adviser has repeatedly announced their commitment to protecting...

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ENERGY SECTOR: Govt moves termed AL’s carbon copy

Some of the steps taken in the power and energy sector by the interim government are carbon copies of the actions of the immediate past fascist Awami League regime, aimed at perpetuating the reign of the syndicate of looters and corrupt, speakers said in a seminar on Wednesday...

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MASS UPRISING: Ex-AL MP Abdul Aziz arrested, sent to jail

A court in Sirajganj on Tuesday sent former Awami League lawmaker for Sirajganj-3, Md Abdul Aziz, to jail in a case of attempted murder during the July-August mass uprising, a day after he was arrested at the capital’s Kalabagan area Monday night...

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46 held for attacking protesters during uprising

Chattogram Metropolitan Police arrested 46 leaders and activists of Awami League, Chattra League, and Juba League for attacking protesters during the student-led mass uprising in July and August...

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