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September 11, 2024

News Desk

After Shakib, Mashrafe Mortaza was also accused of student attacks

After Shakib Al Hasan, another former Bangladesh cricket captain, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, has been named in a legal case, according to Bangladeshi media reports. Mortaza, along with 90 others, has been accused of attacking students during recent protests. Among the defendants is Mortaza’s father, who has been involved in the same case. The case was filed by Sheikh Mustafa Al-Mujahidur Rahman at the Narail Sadar police station, citing several people allegedly involved in the attacks. This development follows the earlier filing of a murder case against Shakib Al Hasan, another former captain of the Bangladesh cricket team. Shakib did not

August 28, 2024

News Desk

Interim government of Bangladesh lifts ban on Jamaat-e-Islami

Listen to the article Bangladesh’s new transitional government on Wednesday lifted the ban on the country’s largest Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami, its student wing Islami Chhatra Sibir and “all related organizations”. The ban was imposed in the final days of the rule of now-ousted ruler Sheikh Hasina. “The government … revoked its earlier order dated August 1, 2024, banning Jamaat e Islami Bangladesh,” the order read. “It will take effect immediately.” Jamaat-e-Islami, which has millions of supporters, was barred from the polls in 2013 after supreme court judges ruled its charter violated the Muslim-majority nation’s secular constitution of 170 million people.

August 2, 2024

News Desk

Bangladesh bans Jamaat-e-Islami after protests leave more than 200 dead

Bangladesh banned the Jamaat-e-Islami party, along with its student wing and affiliates, on Thursday, calling the party a “militant and terrorist” organization as part of a nationwide crackdown after weeks of violent protests that left most of 200 dead and thousands injured. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her allies have accused Jamaat-e-Islami, along with its student wing Islami Chhatra Shibir and its affiliates, of inciting violence during recent protests over the government’s job quota system. The Home Office announced on Thursday that the ban came into force under an anti-terrorism law. Since July 15, at least 211 people have been

July 20, 2024

News Desk

Three dead from police crackdown on protests in Bangladesh

DHAKA: Three people were killed in Bangladesh on Friday as police cracked down on ongoing student protests against government job quotas despite a ban on public gatherings, local media reported. Police used tear gas to disperse protesters in some areas, Reuters reporters reported. One said he could see several fires in the capital Dhaka from a rooftop and smoke billowing into the sky in several places. Telecommunications were also disrupted and television news channels were shut down. Authorities had cut off some mobile phone services the day before to try to quell the unrest. Bengali newspaper Prothom Alo reported that

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