Election codes strictly prohibit exploitation of religious sentiments for gaining electoral advantage.

Candidates visited constituencies far and wide to reach voters during 19-day campaign

The curtain has fallen on 20 days of intense electioneering as Bangladesh heads into its 13th national parliamentary polls on Thursday, a pivotal moment of democratic transition marked by cautious optimism among voters.

Parties’ delay in submitting social media details is unacceptable

Thousands join processions as parties wrap up canvassing before February 12 vote

Md Abul Kalam, a resident of the BSCIC area in Rohitpur, Keraniganj, is waiting for the election with cautious hope.

On the morning of January 29th, before the sun had fully risen over Rajshahi, food vendors began arriving at a local Madrasa field.

Just after 9:00am on Friday, independent Dhaka-9 candidate Tasnim Jara stepped into the narrow lanes of Goran Bazar in Khilgaon with around 15 volunteers by her side.

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday warned against vote theft, urging voters to remain wary of people from other areas casting votes using someone else’s name.

Political parties, the EC, and police all must act to stop further violence

Hundreds have been falsely implicated since August 2024, he says in Kushtia

Charmonai Pir says Jamaat deviated from its commitment to implementing Islamist values

Mufti Faizul Karim campaigns with promise of corruption‑free society

Shafiqur says reviving rivers will drive agriculture, livelihoods and regional renewal

Kahkasan, a young woman from the Bihari Camp in Mirpur-11, lives under the constant fear of eviction. Growing up in the congested camp, she has faced a lack of water, gas, and other civic rights, alongside persistent health risks and an unstable environment.

The candidates of major political parties and independents stepped up their campaigns yesterday, the first weekend of the electioneering window, spreading out across cities and villages to woo voters ahead of the February 12 polls.

Party leaders, candidates launch door-to-door canvassing, rallies, and public meetings as voters prepare for polls and referendum

Rally begins with Quran recitation as party leaders gather ahead of Tarique Rahman’s address

Grassroots supporters converge as Tarique Rahman set to address the rally

Pledges family cards and farmer cards if BNP voted to power