Dhaka: Chief observer of the European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) in Bangladesh, Ivars Ijabs has stated that the EU wants the upcoming election in Bangladesh to be “inclusive and participatory” through a peaceful, credible and transparent process, local media reported. While addressing a press conference in Dhaka, Ijabs elaborated on the EU’s expectations.
New Delhi: Independent risk assessments, carried out by internationally recognised security experts, do not conclude that Bangladesh cannot play its scheduled T20 World Cup matches in India, ICC sources said on Monday, noting that the overall security risk for the tournament in India has been assessed as low to moderate, which is consistent with the.
Dhaka: Bangladeshi singer Proloy Chaki, who was lodged in Pabna District Jail, has passed away. He died on Sunday at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital while in custody. “Proloy Chaki was suffering from severe issues related to diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart problems. Because of this, the prison doctors first sent him to Pabna Sadar.
Dhaka: In another contentious decision, authorities at Bangladesh’s Dhaka University have moved to rename Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Hall as ‘Osman Hadi Hall’, after slain radical Islamist leader Sharif Osman Hadi, who was shot dead in the capital last month. More Halls Renamed After New Figures In a similar move, Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Hall, named after former.
Abhishek Vij When Bangladesh was created as a separate entity by splitting Pakistan into two with India’s help, it was believed that India was establishing another secular country in its neighborhood. However, today, Bangladesh, which has fallen victim to the religious fanaticism of extremists, has become a persecutor of the Hindu community. Hindus have lived.
Dhaka: As violence against minorities continues to escalate in Bangladesh, another Hindu man died after jumping into a canal in a bid to save his life from a mob that accused him of robbery in Mohadevpur upazila of Naogaon district, local media reported. The victim, identified as 25-year-old Mithun Sarkar, lost his life in the.
A 25-year-old Hindu man, Mithun Sarkar, died in Mahadebpur in Naogaon district, Bangladesh, after jumping into a canal while trying to escape a mob that was chasing him on suspicion of theft. Police later recovered his body from the canal and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Local authorities say Sarkar’s attempt to flee.
The ICC clearly stated that there would be no change in the venue and Bangladesh would have to play its World Cup matches in India; otherwise, it would lose points.
